generated: '2026-08-12' method: searched source: >- https://mailoptin.io/changelog/, https://mailoptin.io/pricing/, https://api.wordpress.org/plugins/info/1.0/mailoptin.json versioning: scheme: four-part dotted (not semver) current: 2.2.78.1 current_lite: 1.2.78.1 released: '2026-07-28' api_versioning: >- The only versioned API surface on mailoptin.io is the WordPress REST API, versioned by namespace path segment (wp/v2, mcp, wp-abilities/v1). MailOptin publishes no product API and therefore no API versioning policy of its own. breaking_change_signal: none — changelog entries do not mark breaking changes deprecation: policy_published: false sunset_header: false deprecation_header: false rfc8594: false note: >- No deprecation or sunset policy is published anywhere on mailoptin.io. Feature and integration removals, when they happen, appear only as changelog lines. No Deprecation pointer is emitted for this reason. status_page: published: false probes: - url: https://status.mailoptin.io/ status: 000 note: does not resolve - url: https://mailoptin.statuspage.io/ status: 200 note: >- FALSE POSITIVE — 200 is Atlassian's own Statuspage marketing site after a redirect (title "Real-Time Incident Communication with Statuspage"); the status.json API 302s to statuspage.io. No MailOptin status page exists. No StatusPage pointer emitted. sla: published: false support_lifecycle: requires_wordpress: '6.4' tested_wordpress: 7.0.4 requires_php: '7.4' note: >- Platform floor rather than an API lifecycle. The plugin drops support for older WordPress/PHP by raising these minimums in a release, with no advance notice window. license_lifecycle: on_expiry: >- Paid licences downgrade to the free Lite tier at expiry. Data is retained; premium features stop. Source: https://mailoptin.io/pricing/ refund_window_days: 14 maintenance_signal: first_release: '2017-07-17' latest_release: '2026-07-28' releases_last_12_months: 9 assessment: actively maintained