I wanted to take a moment here to explain what’s happening with the plugin formerly known as Aiomatic. Another company registered the Aiomatic trademark and asked me to stop using the name. I’m not interested in fighting over branding, so I’m renaming the plugin to Aimogen and continuing the work as usual. Same code, same vision, no features lost.
With this rename, I’m also moving the plugin from CodeCanyon to my own platform, WPBay. That lets me release updates faster, handle licensing cleanly, and generally move without restrictions.
If you bought the plugin on CodeCanyon, here’s what you need to know.
If you still have active support, you get a $59 coupon, which covers the yearly plan on WPBay. So your migration is free.
If your support already expired, you still get a $39 coupon, meaning your migration costs $20. That contribution goes straight into ongoing development.
These coupons work only for yearly subscriptions. Lifetime plans follow a different structure and can’t use these codes.
Migration is simple. You drop your CodeCanyon purchase code here, get your personal coupon, and use it at checkout:
https://wpbay.com/product/aimogen-pro/#pills-migration
Aiomatic will keep running with old licenses for two months from today. After that, the old Envato-based licensing won’t work anymore and a WPBay license will be required. The grace period is there so no one gets caught off guard.
Thanks for sticking with me through this shift. Aimogen is just the next step, not a reset. If you have questions, ask them below and I’ll help however I can.
Check Aimogen here ► https://wpbay.com/product/aimogen-pro
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