What Tranzly does for admin screens, licensing and support, and which of it is free.
What it does
Modern admin screens — Clean dashboards built with WordPress's newest admin components, with search, filters and bulk actions, and no gaps.
Setup wizard — A first-run wizard for each plugin that gets a site working in minutes.
Built-in help — Short tooltips, guided tours and links to step-by-step guides for every screen.
Cross-promotion between the two plugins — Tranzly suggests Page Builder Sandwich and vice versa, on our own screens only, dismissible (WordPress.org rules).
Zinn Digital hosting promotion — A tasteful "Hosting built for fast, multilingual WordPress" card on our plugin screens, linking to Zinn Digital, dismissible.
Pro licensing through Freemius (latest SDK) — Checkout, licences, updates, trials and in-dashboard upgrade offers through Freemius; the free version on WordPress.org contains no locked code.
Credited to Zinn Digital Ltd — Author, plugin headers and readme credit Zinn Digital Ltd, with links to zinndigital.com, like our other plugins.
Synced to GitHub like our other plugins — Free versions public, Pro private; every release deployed to Freemius (free and premium) and, once cleared, WordPress.org.
Docs site and short video guides — A help site with a short video for every main feature, in plain English.
Feedback and feature-request button — Users can send feedback or request features from inside the plugin.
Beta updates channel — Users can opt in to test new versions early.
Free trial of Pro(Pro) — A 14-day Pro trial started from inside the plugin, no card needed.
Bundle: Page Builder Sandwich Pro + Tranzly Pro(Pro) — A discounted bundle sold in both plugins.
Staging and local sites don't use up a licence(Pro) — Test, staging and localhost copies of a site are free and don't count toward the site limit.
Priority support(Pro) — Faster support replies for Business and Agency plans.
Free or Pro
A feature marked (Pro) needs a Pro licence; (Agency plan) needs the Agency plan. Everything else is in the free edition.
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