Pricing

Start free. Scale when you're ready.

Four editions, one upgrade path. Upgrading unlocks features — nothing else changes. Your providers, settings, and content carry forward.

Free

Site owners automating their first sources

  • 3 API + 2 RSS providers
  • Manual fetch + previews
  • JSON/XML/RSS/CSV/HTML/Sheets
  • Encrypted credentials
  • Setup wizard
Download

Lite

Publishers who need real scheduling

  • 10 + 10 providers
  • Cron scheduling + rotation
  • RSS auto-discovery + full-text
  • File import + presets
  • Health monitoring
Get Lite
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Pro

Developers & power users with complex APIs

  • 25 + 25 providers
  • OAuth2 + sync engine
  • Advanced field mapper (ACF, SEO)
  • Webhooks + campaigns
  • YouTube/Reddit/WP adapters
Get Pro

Business

Agencies & teams running at scale

  • Unlimited providers
  • AI rewrite + translation
  • 14-rule filters + moderation
  • WooCommerce + API Actions
  • Twig templates + audit export
Get Business
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Choose your plan

Four editions, one plugin. Start with Free from WordPress.org — 3 API and 2 RSS providers, manual fetch, and the guided Setup Wizard. Upgrade when you need scheduling (Lite), sync and advanced mapping (Pro), or unlimited providers with the full automation stack (Business). Checkout is handled by Freemius; enter your license key and features unlock instantly. Every paid plan is covered by our 7-day money-back guarantee.

Not sure which tier you need? The ladder is simple:

  • Free — try the pipeline: manual API/RSS fetch, previews, publish controls.
  • Lite — automate it: scheduled fetches, 10+10 providers, File Import, frontend display.
  • Pro — control it: sync engine, field mapper (ACF, Rank Math, Yoast adapters), filters, moderation queue, webhooks.
  • Business — scale it: unlimited providers, full 14-rule filter engine, AI rewrite and translation, WooCommerce Product Connector, API Actions.

See the full feature matrix for every line item.

Can I try Ingestics before buying?
Yes. The Free edition on WordPress.org is a working product, not a trial. It runs the core API and RSS ingestion workflow with no license and no time limit.
What happens to my content if I downgrade or cancel?
Nothing. Imported posts are normal WordPress posts and stay on your site. Deactivation and uninstall preserve your configuration, credentials, logs, import sources, and published content.
Do I need to reinstall anything when I upgrade?
No. Ingestics is one install across all tiers. Enter your license key and the higher-tier features unlock in place.
Is the checkout secure?
Yes. Payments and licensing run through Freemius, which handles checkout, invoices, and license management. We never see your card details.
Is there a refund policy?
Paid plans carry a 7-day money-back guarantee covering technical issues that make the product unusable when support cannot resolve them. Change-of-mind refunds and renewals are excluded — see the refund policy for full terms.
Does Ingestics charge per task or per execution?
No. There are no per-task fees and no metered credits. Everything runs on your own server under your license.

Questions before you buy? Contact us or read the docs.


Licensing questions

What happens when my license expires?
The plugin keeps working and your content stays. You lose updates, support, and premium feature access until renewal.
Can I upgrade between editions later?
Yes — upgrade any time from your account; you pay the difference and every provider, setting, and post carries forward unchanged.
Is the free version really usable?
Yes. 3 API + 2 RSS providers, full parsing, encrypted credentials, previews, and the setup wizard — with manual fetching.
How does the refund policy work?
Paid purchases are covered by a 7-day money-back guarantee for technical issues that make the product unusable when our support team cannot provide a fix or workaround. Change-of-mind refunds and subscription renewals are not covered — see the refund policy for full terms.

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