Woo Subscriptions
Woo's official premium extension for selling recurring products, memberships and subscription boxes, with renewals, switching, retries and gifting.
FunnelKit's 2026 WooCommerce subscription plugin: recurring, subscribe-and-save and installment plans, with retention and analytics in paid plans.
Sublium Subscriptions is a WooCommerce subscription plugin launched in 2026 by the team behind FunnelKit. It handles three plan types in one plugin: classic recurring subscriptions, subscribe and save offers for physical products, and fixed installment plans. Plans are built in a React admin dashboard and attached to simple or variable products.
The free Lite version on WordPress.org is broad: unlimited subscriptions, free trials, sign-up fees, flexible intervals, fixed-term or ongoing plans, automatic payment retries on a custom schedule, and core customer and admin emails. Gateways include Stripe, Square and PayPal (subscription or vaulting mode), with Apple Pay and Google Pay. Customers get a self-service area for early renewals, address updates and paying off installments, and the plugin handles prorated upgrades and downgrades. The free version adds a transaction fee that the paid plans remove.
Paid plans (Launch, Growth, Scale) mainly add retention and insight tools:
Sublium also offers concierge migration from WooCommerce Subscriptions that reuses existing Stripe tokens, and is mostly free. On the downside it is very new (about 700 active installs), pricing is high for the full feature set at $399/year for Scale, and synchronised renewals, gifting and HPOS status are not documented. It suits stores, especially FunnelKit users, that want modern subscribe-and-save and churn tooling and are comfortable with a young product.
Best for: WooCommerce stores, particularly FunnelKit users, that want subscribe-and-save plus churn-reduction tools in a modern interface.
Sublium has a strong free tier and a modern set of retention features, and the free migration help lowers the switching cost from WooCommerce Subscriptions. The free version's transaction fee, the top-tier paywall on cancellation flows, and its short track record are the main reasons to hesitate.
What Sublium Subscriptions highlights on its WordPress.org page and its own website, split by version.
19 of 24 features we track in WooCommerce Subscriptions, feature score 82/100
Sell products that renew automatically on a schedule.
Recurring subscription plans in the free Lite version.
Daily, weekly, monthly, yearly or custom intervals and lengths.
Daily, weekly, monthly or yearly; fixed-term or ongoing.
Trial periods before the first payment.
Free trial periods included in Lite.
One-off fee charged at the start of a subscription.
One-time sign-up fees included in Lite.
Renew all subscriptions on a fixed day (e.g. the 1st).
No fixed renewal-day option in docs or plan list.
Let shoppers choose one-time or subscription on the same product, with a discount.
Dedicated Subscribe & Save plan type with discount for physical products.
Subscription options per product variation.
Variable subscription products supported in Lite.
Charges saved cards automatically (e.g. via Stripe).
Stripe and Square tokenised automatic renewals.
Automatic renewals through PayPal.
PayPal in subscription or vaulting mode for automatic renewals.
Customers pay each renewal invoice manually.
Automatic retry schedule for failed renewals.
Automatic retries in Lite; custom retry schedules listed in paid plans.
Reminders, failed-payment and expiry emails.
Renewal, failed renewal and cancellation emails; Pro adds card expiry warnings.
Customers view and manage subscriptions in their account.
Self-service area for history, addresses, payment methods and early renewal.
Customers can pause and resume subscriptions.
Customers pause and restart plans; listed with paid account controls.
Customers can skip the next shipment or renewal.
Skip next order for Subscribe & Save plans; listed with paid account controls.
Switch plan or variation with prorated charges.
Prorated upgrades/downgrades in Lite; upgrade groups and campaigns on Growth.
Customers update card or shipping details themselves.
Customers update addresses; one-click secure card updater is on the Scale plan.
Cancellation reasons or retention offers before cancelling.
Benefit page, reasons, retention offers and confirmation pages.
Create or modify subscriptions manually in admin.
Admins edit pricing, products, payment method and status from the dashboard.
MRR, churn, renewals and subscriber reports.
MRR, ARR, churn and recovery analytics; basic subscription reports on Launch.
Buy a subscription as a gift for someone else.
Gifting is not in the docs or plan comparison.
Import subscriptions from another plugin or platform.
Migration add-on/concierge from WooCommerce Subscriptions; simple moves free.
Declared compatible with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage.
Works with the WooCommerce Cart and Checkout blocks.
On WordPress.org
1 site
First year shown at $99.50 (50% off); renews at full price. 0% transaction fees, pause/skip, payment recovery.
2 sites
First year $149.50. Adds MRR/ARR/churn analytics, activity logs and upgrade campaigns.
5 sites
First year $199.50. Adds cancellation flow, card updater and full design customisation.
Prices are list prices from the vendor's site, checked 14 Oct 2026. Many vendors discount the first year.
Free installs from WordPress.org, the vendor's own claim, and our estimate of paid installs.
Active installations reported by WordPress.org.
The vendor does not publish a total.
Our estimate, see method below.
How we estimated this: About 750 free installs x 12% (the usual share of free sites that also run the paid version when some key features are paid, and store owners upgrade more often) gives 90. Likely range: 45 to 180. This counts sites running the paid version, including sites whose licence has lapsed. Estimates are rough and based on public figures as of 14 Oct 2026.
103 downloads last week, 3.5K all time
| Version | 1.0.1 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | 14 Jul 2026 (111 days ago) |
| Tested up to | WordPress 7.0.8 |
| Requires | WordPress 5.0+, PHP 7.4+ |
| Support threads (2 months) | 0 of 0 resolved |
| On WordPress.org since | 28 Jan 2026 |
| Founded | 2026 (source, 5 Oct 2026) Version 1.0.0 released in 2026; built by the FunnelKit team. |
|---|---|
| Refund policy | 14-day money-back (source, 5 Oct 2026) |
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Yes. Sublium Subscriptions has a free version on WordPress.org. Paid plans start at $199/yr.
WordPress.org reports 700+ active installations of the free version. We estimate around 90 sites run the paid version.
Yes: included. Recurring subscription plans in the free Lite version.
Yes: included. Dedicated Subscribe & Save plan type with discount for physical products.
Yes: included. Stripe and Square tokenised automatic renewals.
Yes: included. Self-service area for history, addresses, payment methods and early renewal.
There is a free Lite version on WordPress.org with recurring, subscribe-and-save and installment plans; it adds a transaction fee that paid plans from $199/year remove.
Yes. Sublium offers a migration add-on and concierge service that copies subscriptions and reuses Stripe tokens; simple migrations are free.
The Scale plan ($399/year, five sites) includes the full cancellation flow with benefit pages, reasons, offers and confirmation pages, plus the card updater.
Yes. PayPal can run in subscription mode, where PayPal holds the agreement, or vaulting mode, where your site controls renewals.
Last updated 5 Oct 2026. Spotted something wrong? Suggest an edit.