Freemius Premium Feature Assistant-premium feature integration

Example

if ( fs()->is__premium_only() && fs()->can_use_premium_code() ) { add_action('init', 'premium_feature_init'); } else { add_action('admin_notices', 'upgrade_notice'); }

Scenario

In a social sharing plugin, conditional access ensures that social analytics features are only available to premium users. Free users, on the other hand, receive admin notices encouraging them to upgrade for access to these analytics.

Example

add_action('admin_notices', function() { echo '<div class="notice notice-warning"><p>Upgrade to premium to unlock advanced features.</p></div>'; });

Scenario

This function is used in a SEO plugin where advanced keyword analysis tools are locked. Users on the free plan see upgrade prompts within their WordPress admin panel, encouraging them to purchase the premium version for additional functionality.

Example

function init_freemius_sdk() { $fs = fs_dynamic_init( array( 'id' => '123', 'slug' => 'my_plugin', 'type' => 'plugin', 'public_key' => 'pk_abcdefgh123456789', 'is_premium' => true, 'has_premium_version' => true ) ); return $fs; }

Scenario

A developer integrating Freemius into a newly developed mailing list plugin uses this function to set up the Freemius SDK, ensuring that licensing and subscription management are handled seamlessly within the plugin.