License Management

View your license status and manage activation. Your license determines which features are available and which domain Votlie is authorized to run on.


Viewing License

  1. Go to Admin > Settings
  2. Click the License tab

You'll see:

  • License type - Regular or Extended
  • Activated domain - The domain your license is active on
  • Status - Active or Inactive
  • Environment - Production or Development

Check License

To verify that your license is valid and properly activated:

  1. Go to Admin > Settings > License
  2. Click the Check License button
  3. The system contacts the license server and confirms validity

This is useful after server migrations or if you suspect a license issue. The check confirms your license key is valid, the domain matches, and the license has not been revoked.


License Types

LicenseWhat's Included
RegularFull Votlie installation for a single site
ExtendedEverything in Regular + SaaS mode (multi-tenancy, Stripe billing, custom domains)

Deactivating License

If you need to move Votlie to a different domain:

  1. Go to Admin > Settings > License
  2. Click Deactivate License
  3. Confirm

Your license is now free to activate on another domain.


Re-Activating License

After deactivating your license, you can activate it on a new domain:

  1. Install Votlie on the new domain
  2. During the installation wizard, enter your license key
  3. Select the environment type (Production or Development)
  4. Complete the wizard

The license will be activated and bound to the new domain.


Moving Domains

To move Votlie to a new domain:

  1. Deactivate the license on the old domain (see above)
  2. Upload Votlie files to the new domain
  3. Update APP_URL in the .env file to the new domain
  4. Activate the license on the new domain during installation or in Settings

Common Questions

Q: Can I use one license on multiple domains? A: No. Each domain requires a separate license (per CodeCanyon terms).

Q: What happens if I don't deactivate before moving? A: Contact support to have the license manually released.

Q: Does the license expire? A: The license itself doesn't expire. Support and updates require an active CodeCanyon support period.


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