Since Buttonizer version 3.0.0, our standalone has been integrated into our WordPress version 🚀
Standalone
On June 30th 2022, we made Buttonizer available for all websites or platforms such as WordPress, Shopify, Drupal, Wix, or any other website. We call it the "standalone" version of Buttonizer. With our previous/legacy WordPress plugin, Buttonizer would only work on WordPress websites and no others.
Migrate now ⚠️
If you're still using the outdated legacy version of Buttonizer, it is not actively maintained anymore. This version will eventually be removed from our WordPress plugin and will stop functioning as expected. Migrate to our Buttonizer standalone version as soon as possible, and your buttons will automatically transfer!
The difference
The WordPress Legacy plugin is more like a limited self hosted version, while the standalone version is fully hosted and managed by our team. When you migrate, nothing will change for the users of our WordPress legacy plugin as your buttons will transfer and show up as usual.
Installing Buttonizer on WordPress
You can do this in your WordPress environment. Go to your Admin dashboard, Plugins and click New Plugin. Search for Buttonizer, then install and activate it. An connect screen will be visible.
Migrating to 3.0
If you have been using our WordPress plugin and you would like to use our standalone version, you can migrate by updating the plugin to our latest version (minimum 3.0 or higher) and then click the migrate button in the plugin.
A few PRO's to migrate to our standalone
Most styling options have been made free;
- Use Buttonizer on any site, whether it’s WordPress, Shopify, Drupal, Wix, or any other website;
- Buttonizer is faster, using our own CDN (Content Delivery Network) and API;
- We’ll keep track of button-conversions for you;
- Manage all your Buttonizer instances from one single account;
- You don't have to worry about updates and being on the latest version as we handle those via our server. So bugs are patched without you even noticing;
- With our standalone version, it's possible to change the URL of the site easily via the site settings. With our WordPress legacy version, it's a bit harder and requires you to export data from your development environment and import it into your production environment.
