WPMobile.App’s Terms and Conditions have been rewritten with the assistance of a lawyer. The new version takes effect on November 10, 2026, and replaces the previous terms for new purchases.
The purpose of this update is not to change WPMobile’s business model, but to provide a clearer, better-organised contractual document with more precise wording on certain aspects of the service.
The main product characteristics remain unchanged: a one-time licence, Android and iOS applications generated from WordPress, and free updates.
Some provisions have nevertheless been clarified or reformulated. Here are the main differences between the 2025 Terms and Conditions and the updated Terms and Conditions.
Why were the Terms and Conditions rewritten?
WPMobile has been available for several years, and its operation has evolved alongside Android, iOS and app-store requirements.
Over time, the Terms and Conditions have been adapted to reflect these changes. However, a legal document also benefits from a comprehensive review rather than simply accumulating amendments.
I therefore decided to involve a lawyer in rewriting the Terms and Conditions.
The objective is to explain the respective commitments, conditions of use and limitations associated with external platforms more clearly. This is not an attempt to fundamentally change the product or its commercial terms.
Pricing and the licence model remain unchanged
Both versions of the Terms and Conditions list the same reference prices: €129 excluding VAT for Android, €129 excluding VAT for iOS, and €239 excluding VAT for Android and iOS.
The revised wording does not introduce a mandatory WPMobile subscription. The service continues to use a one-time licence purchase model.
The terms also confirm that Google and Apple developer account fees remain the responsibility of the application owner.
Commercial prices displayed on the website may naturally change for future purchases, subject to the applicable terms. However, rewriting the Terms and Conditions does not itself change the licence model.
Application and plugin updates remain free
This is an important point: the previous Terms and Conditions already stated that application and WordPress plugin updates were free.
This provision has been retained in the new version.
Mobile applications regularly need technical adaptations to follow Android, iOS and app-store publishing requirements. These updates are part of WPMobile’s normal operation.
They should be distinguished from personalised interventions requested for a particular project.
Additional services are now explicitly mentioned
The revised Terms and Conditions introduce a specific provision covering additional custom services.
It explains that these interventions may be offered after reviewing the request, subject to technical feasibility, and with a separate quotation.
This distinction reflects how WPMobile support works: some requests concern normal product operation, while others require individual manual work.
Examples include administrative changes, specific adjustments or work outside the product’s standard functionality.
I have recently started offering some of these interventions as separate services, including WPMobile administrative changes.
The principle remains straightforward: customers who do not need these interventions should not have to cover their costs.
Clearer wording on responsibilities and app-store requirements
The previous Terms and Conditions already explained that WPMobile could not guarantee acceptance of an application by Apple or Google.
The revised version retains this principle while adding a clarification: WPMobile guarantees generation according to the stores’ technical requirements at the time of generation, without guaranteeing approval by the stores.
This distinction matters. WPMobile provides the tools to generate the files required for publication, but Apple and Google retain their own approval criteria.
An application that meets technical requirements may still be reviewed according to content policies, user experience requirements or distribution rules.
The revised wording makes this separation more explicit.
Updated wording concerning customer support
The 2025 Terms and Conditions specified a six-month after-sales support period from the purchase date, extended to twelve months with the Assistance package.
The new version no longer includes this fixed duration in its after-sales service section. It states that customers may contact support by email from the date of purchase.
This is a genuine difference between the two documents, even though it does not introduce a new product feature.
The wording should not be interpreted as a promise of unlimited interventions or free custom development. It concerns the ability to contact support with questions about using WPMobile.
More precise wording on withdrawal rights
The previous Terms and Conditions already contained a specific provision concerning withdrawal rights due to the personalised nature of the applications.
The revised version also states that the service is delivered immediately after payment and that the customer expressly acknowledges the loss of the withdrawal right during checkout.
This rewrite aims to document the contractual conditions applicable to personalised services more precisely.
The wording must naturally be read alongside the legal rules applicable to the customer’s situation and the service purchased.
A clearly defined effective date
The new version includes a dedicated section covering its effective date, amendments and acceptance.
It specifies that the updated Terms and Conditions apply from November 10, 2026, to purchases made on or after that date.
It also states that the new terms cannot apply retroactively without informing the customer and obtaining acceptance.
This helps distinguish the conditions applicable according to the purchase date and the relevant contractual commitments.
The previous version remains available at wpmobile.app/cgv-2025/, while the current version is published at wpmobile.app/cgv/.
What remains unchanged for WPMobile users?
Beyond the revised legal wording, WPMobile continues to operate on the same principles.
The WordPress website remains at the centre of the application. Content and web features continue to be managed through WordPress, while the native layer enables distribution on Android and iOS.
Updates remain free, and applications are intended to be published through their owners’ developer accounts.
Apple and Google’s requirements remain independent of WPMobile, as do the costs associated with their developer accounts.
This rewrite primarily provides a more precise contractual document for a service that has been operating for several years.
A clarification rather than a change in direction
The updated Terms and Conditions do not represent a major change in how WPMobile works.
They provide revised legal wording, clarify certain responsibilities, explicitly distinguish additional services and specify when the document applies.
Some provisions have genuinely changed, particularly the wording concerning support and guarantees. It would therefore be inaccurate to describe the two versions as strictly identical.
However, the essentials remain the same: a solution for creating Android and iOS applications from an existing WordPress website, with a one-time licence and no mandatory recurring WPMobile subscription.
The complete updated Terms and Conditions are available online, and the previous version remains accessible for reference.
