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Is Freemius In-App/Dashboard checkout PCI compliant?

Yes. Whether the housing site runs securely over HTTPS or not, our In-Dashbord Checkout is loaded securely via a PCI compliant HTTPS iframe.

Is Freemius Checkout PCI compliant?

Yes, we are PCI compliant; we use PayPal Express Checkout and Stripe.js, and our checkout is secured with an HTTPS protocol.

Does Freemius store customer credit card numbers on Freemius servers?

We aren’t crazy 🙂 Credit Cards do not even “touch” our servers and “speak” directly to Stripe, a well trusted and secure gateway.

What currencies do you support?

With Freemius you can sell and receive payments in USD (US dollars), GBP (British pounds), and EUR (Euros). See the list of supported countries.

Do I need to set up a gateway to sell with Freemius?

Nope. No need for that because Freemius serves as your reseller.

What payment methods can I accept with Freemius?

We use iDeal (Netherlands), Stripe and PayPal, and therefore accept all major credit cards and PayPal payments. See the list of supported countries.

Can I use Freemius with my theme?

Yes! Freemius is now fully integrated with themes!

Can I customize the opt-in screen?

We have crafted special filters to customize the messaging and buttons of the opt-in screen. You can also completely edit the PHP template file in the SDK. Make sure you keep it clear about what information is being captured and that it’s sent to Freemius. Otherwise, it won’t be compliant with the WordPress.org guidelines.

Will you share the captured emails with someone else?

Your data is safe and sound. We will never-ever, never-ever share your captured user emails with any 3rd party.

Can I use Insights in my Premium only plugin or theme?

Yes, you can! In addition, since you are not obligated to any guidelines, you can capture all the information and skip the opt-in screen. If you do so, you would need to explicitly mention that part in your privacy and terms of use. Having said that, since no one actually reads the privacy and terms, we recommend using the opt-in screen as an ethical transparency act.