No. This is a build-to-order plugin. ECOSIRE builds it against your specific WooCommerce store, installs it on your WordPress site (staging then production), and connects it to your Meta Business account. You receive a real, installed, working integration — not a generic ZIP you have to configure alone. You do own the plugin code on your server afterward.

Typical lead time is about one working week from when we receive access to your site and Meta Business assets. A standard catalog with category mapping and Pixel + CAPI usually lands at the shorter end; large catalogs, WPML/multisite, or custom attribute logic take a little longer. We confirm a firm date after a short scoping call and work on staging first.

Every build includes a defined post-launch support and update window. Meta changes its catalog and Conversions API requirements regularly, and WooCommerce/WordPress release updates that can affect hooks and HPOS behavior — we keep the plugin working across those changes during your support period. We can also extend support on an ongoing basis if you'd like us to monitor feed health and event quality long-term.

The plugin listens to WordPress and WooCommerce hooks (product updates, stock-status changes, and order-driven inventory writes) and pushes those changes to Meta on near-real-time webhooks, with the option of a direct Catalog API push. A scheduled WP-Cron reconciliation sweep then re-validates the entire catalog so nothing drifts. It does not rely solely on a slow once-a-day feed import.

Yes. The build is HPOS-aware (High-Performance Order Storage / custom order tables) for sourcing Purchase events, exports variable products as item groups so each variation carries its own price, stock, and image, and is theme-agnostic because it works at the data and hook layer, not the storefront markup. WPML and multisite catalogs are supported as an extension.