No. This is a build-to-order product. After purchase, ECOSIRE engineers configure and adapt the plugin to your catalog, vendor model, and delivery geography, then install it on your WordPress site — staging first, then production. You receive working code on your own hosting, not a generic ZIP from a marketplace.

Typical lead time is 2 to 4 weeks from the discovery call, depending on how custom your vendor payouts, pricing rules, and integrations are. A standard single-farm setup is faster; a multi-vendor co-op with ERP/REST API integration and WPML takes longer. We confirm a firm timeline in writing before work starts.

Every build includes a defined post-launch support window for bug fixes and a compatibility check against your then-current WooCommerce and WordPress versions. Because the code lives on your site, you own it. We also offer optional ongoing maintenance retainers for WooCommerce/WP core update testing, new features, and priority support.

Yes — it's built for your live stack. We test against your active theme, payment gateway, and key plugins. It declares HPOS (custom order tables) compatibility and works alongside WooCommerce Shipping Zones, Subscriptions, and multi-vendor layers like Dokan or WCFM. We flag any genuine conflicts during the staging phase before going live.

Yes. We provision custom WordPress user roles and capabilities so each farmer gets a vendor dashboard scoped to their own products, lots, orders, and payouts. They cannot reach site-wide WooCommerce settings, other vendors' data, or wp-admin areas outside their store.

Yes. The plugin reads and writes produce lots, vendor orders, and payouts through the WooCommerce REST API, and we expose documented hooks and filters so your team or ours can sync with accounting, ERP, or delivery-routing tools. We scope the integration during discovery.