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Quick answers about GPL licensing, downloads, updates, payments, and troubleshooting.
Temply Studio gives you premium GPL‑licensed WordPress plugins and themes plus resume templates, Canva designs, and digital planners—all authentic, security‑checked, and affordably priced. We maintain active developer subscriptions to source original files, then pass the savings on to you. You get:
Because of the GPL license, redistribution is allowed. We don’t bundle official developer support or auto‑updates, so we can price fairly while staying legal and sustainable. You pay only for safe access to genuine files and our curation—nothing extra.
Yes. When a developer releases a new version, we fetch it and upload it to our site. You can re‑download the latest build from your account at no extra cost.
Tip: Keep a simple routine: check your account monthly or subscribe to our store notifications.
Email support@templystudio.com with:
Tell us at support@templystudio.com. Include a screenshot, URL, and a short description (e.g., wrong version, price mismatch, broken link). We’ll fix it fast and confirm back.
Email support@templystudio.com. Share your WordPress version, PHP version, theme, and a brief description of the issue—we’ll help you faster.
1) Complete checkout. 2) Download from the confirmation page or email link. 3) In WordPress upload the ZIP via Plugins → Add New → Upload (plugins) or Appearance → Themes → Add New → Upload (themes). 4) Activate and configure.
If upload fails: Check max upload size/PHP limits or use FTP to /wp-content/plugins/ or /wp-content/themes/.
We accept PayPal, Stripe, and major credit/debit cards through secure gateways. We don’t store card data.
Check spam/junk for the email. Log in to your account → Downloads. Still stuck? Email support@templystudio.com with your order number; we’ll re‑issue the link.
Typically within 24–72 hours after the developer’s release. Major overhauls may take slightly longer while we verify integrity.
Email us the product name plus the newest version you expect. If that version exists on the developer side, we’ll update ASAP and confirm.
No. Auto‑updates require an original developer license key. Update manually by downloading the latest ZIP from your account and reinstalling (WordPress safely overwrites).
Optional: Use a helper like “Easy Theme and Plugin Upgrades.”
Some developers bundle docs/demo data separately.
You uploaded the outer package instead of the theme ZIP.
style.css).Click Skip, Activate Later, or Cancel. The product works under GPL without activation. The prompt only controls automatic updates or official developer support.
Developers use keys to manage updates, support, and telemetry. GPL allows you to use the software without activation; keys aren’t mandatory for functionality.
Yes. We maintain active developer accounts and download directly from official sources. We don’t modify code or inject anything.
False positives happen with minified/encoded JS or complex PHP. Re‑scan with multiple engines; compare checksums if available. Still worried? Email us your VT link; we’ll review and, if needed, re‑pull fresh files from the developer.
Yes—functionality matches the developer’s original. If something breaks, common causes: PHP version mismatch, plugin conflicts, or hosting limits. Share details and we’ll help you troubleshoot.
We don’t provide license keys. If you need auto‑updates or official support, buy a license directly from the developer. Our builds remain fully usable without a key.
Under GPL, the code runs fully. Keys only enable the vendor’s update servers or support portal. You’ll update manually from your Temply account instead.
Safe to ignore. Some products let you disable the notice in settings. Alternatively, use an admin‑notices manager plugin to hide it.
Yes. GPL explicitly permits use, modification, and redistribution without activation keys. Keys are a support/update mechanism, not a usage right.
Indefinitely. Once downloaded, you can use it as long as you like on any number of sites.
Unlimited. That’s a core benefit of the GPL—great for agencies and freelancers with multiple client sites.
Look for a setting to dismiss license prompts. If not available, use an admin notice manager plugin. As a last resort, custom CSS can hide non‑critical nags.