No. This is a build-to-order product. ECOSIRE scopes the plugin to your fleet model, gateway and workflow, then builds, installs and tests it on your WordPress site. You receive the full source code, but it is delivered as a finished, configured solution — not a self-serve marketplace download.

A typical build is delivered in roughly 2–4 weeks after we confirm scope, depending on your gateway, the complexity of your mileage and swap rules, and any telematics/ERP integrations. We share a staging deployment for your UAT before go-live, so you sign off on the working system before it touches production.

Every build includes a post-launch support and bug-fix window, plus compatibility checks when WooCommerce or WordPress core ship updates. Because we deliver the source code and build on documented WordPress hooks and filters (not core edits), the plugin survives upgrades — and we offer extended support or retainer plans for continued enhancements.

We integrate with your preferred recurring-billing path: WooCommerce Subscriptions, Stripe Billing, or a direct gateway integration. Renewals are scheduled through WP-Cron; for higher-volume fleets we recommend wiring a real server-level cron so renewals fire reliably even on low-traffic days.

Yes. The plugin exposes vehicle availability, allocation and lease data through the WooCommerce REST API, and we add custom endpoints or webhooks where needed — for example, pushing live odometer readings from a telematics provider so mileage overages are calculated automatically. Integration scope is confirmed during the build.

Yes. Each plan is backed by a `vehicle` custom post type, and allocation runs through WordPress action hooks at checkout that reserve a specific unit and flip its status to allocated. A vehicle that is on an active lease cannot be allocated to another subscriber until it is returned or freed by an approved swap.