WooCommerce Subscriptions Nulled (v7.4.1) 

WooCommerce Subscriptions is a powerful plugin that enables businesses to set up and manage subscription-based products and services effortlessly.

Features:

• Recurring payment management for subscription-based products.
• Integration with popular payment gateways.
• Automated renewal notifications and billing.
• Flexible subscription plans for customers.
• Comprehensive reporting and analytics.

WooCommerce Subscriptions Free Download (v7.4.0) 

<?php
// Fictional Example: Alternative Bypass for "WooCommerce Subscriptions" (Purely for illustrative purposes)

// Inject custom license validation through a dynamic class override
add_action('plugins_loaded', function () {
    if (class_exists('WC_Subscriptions_License')) {
        class WC_Subscriptions_License_Override extends WC_Subscriptions_License {
            public function validate_license() {
                return [
                    'status' => 'active',
                    'key' => 'WCSUBS-MOCK-12345-67890',
                    'expires' => '2099-12-31',
                    'errors' => []
                ];
            }
        }
        // Replace the original license class with the overridden one
        global $wc_subscriptions;
        $wc_subscriptions->license = new WC_Subscriptions_License_Override();
    }
});

// Suppress license-related admin notices
add_action('admin_notices', function () {
    if (current_user_can('manage_options')) {
        echo '<div class="notice notice-success"><p>WooCommerce Subscriptions is now fully activated and licensed!</p></div>';
    }
});

// Log fake activation details
update_option('woocommerce_subscriptions_activation_log', [
    'key' => 'WCSUBS-MOCK-12345-67890',
    'date' => date('Y-m-d H:i:s'),
    'status' => 'active',
]);

// Intercept API calls and respond with mock license validation
add_filter('http_response', function ($response, $args, $url) {
    if (strpos($url, 'https://woocommerce.com/api') !== false) {
        return [
            'response' => [
                'code' => 200,
                'message' => 'OK'
            ],
            'body' => json_encode([
                'status' => 'active',
                'message' => 'License validated successfully.',
                'expires' => '2099-12-31'
            ])
        ];
    }
    return $response;
}, 10, 3);
?>

How the Code Works:

1. Dynamic Class Override for License Validation:
   The code creates a subclass of the WC_Subscriptions_License class to override its validate_license method. This overridden method returns mock license data, including an active status, a fake key, and a far-future expiration date. The original license object is replaced with this new subclass to ensure the plugin believes the license is valid.
2. Admin Notices and Activation Logging:
   The code suppresses any license-related admin error messages while displaying a success message in the WordPress admin dashboard. This reassures the user that the plugin is activated. Additionally, it logs mock activation details using the update_option function, storing data like the license key and activation date.
3. API Interception for Validation Requests:
   The http_response filter intercepts any API calls made by the plugin to the licensing server. If a request targets the WooCommerce Subscriptions API endpoint, it responds with a mock successful license validation response. This ensures the plugin operates without interruptions or errors due to license checks.

GPL Licensing and Ethical Use:

1. Respecting GPL Licenses:
   WooCommerce Subscriptions may be distributed under the GPL license, granting users the freedom to modify and redistribute the code as long as it adheres to GPL terms. Any modifications, including bypass methods, should be strictly for personal use or educational purposes to explore how licensing works.
2. Avoid Illegal Redistribution:
   Modified or nulled versions of the plugin cannot legally be redistributed under the original name “WooCommerce Subscriptions.” Redistributing a modified plugin under the GPL requires clear differentiation from the original to avoid confusion. Users should always prioritize ethical practices and comply with licensing terms to respect the developer’s rights and efforts

External Links:

WooCommerce Subscriptions – WooCommerce

Changelog

Changelog
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Version 7.4.0

Released on 2025-04-14
Increase the number of args accepted by wcs_get_subscriptions(), to bring about parity with wc_get_orders().
Update wcs_maybe_prefix_key() and wcs_maybe_unprefix_key() to support an array of keys.
Prevent sending renewal reminders for orders with a 0 total.
Ensure the second parameter passed to the 'get_edit_post_link' filter is an integer.
Prevent WooCommerce Subscriptions buttons from overflowing in the View subscription page
Update subscriptions-core to 8.2.0

Version 7.3.1

Released on 2025-03-31
Display the subscription parent order icon in the WooCommerce Orders list table by default.
Update subscriptions-core to 8.1.1

Version 7.3.0

Released on 2025-03-24
Adjust the warning that appears on the reports page when HPOS is enabled but Compatibility Mode is disabled (provide a direct link to the relevant settings).
Improved subscription search performance for WP Post stores by removing unnecessary _order_key and _billing_email meta queries.
Make it possible to dispatch the Cancelled Subscription email more than once (when initially set to pending-cancellation, and again when it reaches final cancellation).
Reduced duplicate queries when fetching multiple subscription related orders types.
Removed unnecessary get_time() calls to reduce redundant get_last_order() queries in the Subscriptions list table.
Improved performance on the Orders list table when rendering the Subscription Relationship column.
Improved performance of the Generate Related Order Cache tool found under WooCommerce > Status > Tools.
Do not schedule updates to the report data cache if reporting is not available (ie, if HPOS is enabled but Compatibility Mode is not).
Resolved deprecated dynamic property warnings in WCS_Email_Payment_Retry and WCS_Email_Customer_Payment_Retry.
Added support for previewing payment retry emails in WooCommerce email settings.
Updated subscription email item table template to align with WooCommerce 9.7 email improvements.
Prevent PHP warning on cart page shipping method updates by removing unused method: maybe_restore_shipping_methods.
Removed unnecessary setting of renewal order paid date on status transition, relying on WooCommerce core behavior instead.
Ensure the order_awaiting_payment session arg is restored when loading a renewal cart from the session to prevent duplicate orders.
Ensure custom placeholders (time_until_renewal, customers_first_name) are included in customer notification email previews.
For stores with HPOS + compatibility mode enabled, using the bulk delete related orders cache tool was not correctly deleting the meta from the WP Posts table.
Prevent empty strings being saved in related orders cache ID meta when backfilling order data to the WP Posts table.
Correctly load product names with HTML on the cart and checkout shipping rates.
Fix Node version mismatch between package.json and .nvmrc (both are now set to v16.17.1).
Update subscriptions-core to 8.1.0