How to cheat activation of wordpress plugin licence by domain?

Hi,

I need to know if there is a way to cheat the activation of a Wordpress plugin that only works with 1 domain name at the time.
I buy a premium plugin and I activatated the licence with my domain (domain1.com)
If i want to activate the same licences with another domain (domain2.com) I cannot do that.

There is a way to tell the developer that I'm activating the licence from the same domain? I have both domain in the same server and root access to all the services
Maybe a DNS rule?

any help is grateful. Thanks

It is depends on the policy of the premium plugin you bought, if their policy is for 1 website, then there is no way to activate the plugin on your 2nd website. If you want unlimited premium plugin, then you can try nulled plugin, but it is risky.

patonfassi said:

Hi,

I need to know if there is a way to cheat the activation of a Wordpress plugin that only works with 1 domain name at the time.
I buy a premium plugin and I activatated the licence with my domain (domain1.com)
If i want to activate the same licences with another domain (domain2.com) I cannot do that.

There is a way to tell the developer that I'm activating the licence from the same domain? I have both domain in the same server and root access to all the services
Maybe a DNS rule?

any help is grateful. Thanks

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I've done this two ways, and keep in mind this does circumvent what the developer intended, and it is pretty crappy thing to do because their hardwork is going to waste.

1) You can put the "domain" has the IP Address of your server if it shares. You should be able to visit your sites with XXX.XXX.XXX/domain1.com and XXX.XXX.XXX/domain2.com somehow. (Check your hosting settings, or an email when they set-up your account.

2) You can put the "domain' as an NX Record, and try to activate under your WordPress. This only works if you have a static and private IP Address. It also doesn't work if the developer knew how to counter-act that.

The only other way, and this is risky is to make a backup of the domain it's originally on now and then activate on your new domain. Then reset back your site to before. This only works if the activation process is on a per-activation and not a continual checking loop (which most is using the latter, to be honest.)

If these things do not work for you, it could mean a few things. Your server is shared, and the developer accounted for that. Or, and rather more likely, even though the have the same IP address, but the activation is on that loop I mentioned before.

If ALL of the above doesn't work at least now you know a general direction.

I can't stress enough though, if you like this plugin enough to use it, pay the developer.