At Wholesale Suite, we believe that keeping our users informed is just as important as creating powerful, reliable plugins. That’s why we publish a detailed and easy-to-understand changelog for every plugin update. Whether you’re using the free version or one of our premium WooCommerce plugins, you’ll always know exactly what’s changed, what’s improved, and what’s been fixed.
View Changelogs for All Wholesale Suite Plugins
We maintain individual changelogs for each plugin in the suite. You can find them here:
- WooCommerce Wholesale Prices (Free Version) Changelog
- WooCommerce Wholesale Prices Premium Changelog
- WooCommerce Wholesale Order Form Changelog
- WooCommerce Wholesale Lead Capture Changelog
- WooCommerce Wholesale Payment Changelog
Each changelog entry includes version numbers, release dates, bug fixes, new features, and performance improvements. In addition, we also list the WordPress and WooCommerce versions that the plugin is compatible with. This helps you confirm whether your setup is running the latest and most stable versions.
Always Compatible with the Latest WooCommerce and WordPress Versions
One of the most common questions we get is: “Is this plugin compatible with the latest version of WooCommerce or WordPress?”
The answer is yes—almost always. Here’s why:
We perform early testing on every plugin before WordPress or WooCommerce releases a new version. Using their beta versions and release candidates, we do regression testing to make sure nothing breaks. This means our plugins are often ready even before the official releases go live.
Sometimes, we don’t publish a specific compatibility update if nothing has changed in the plugin’s code. However, that does not mean the plugin isn’t compatible. It simply means no update was needed. You can always rely on our plugins to be up-to-date, secure, and fully compatible with the latest platforms.
Why You Should Check the Changelog Before Updating
Before updating a plugin, it’s a good idea to check the changelog. This helps you:
- Understand what has changed
- Avoid unwanted surprises after updates
- Know if the update is critical or optional
- Confirm WooCommerce and WordPress version compatibility
Staying informed helps you keep your store running smoothly. And when your plugins are stable and current, your customers enjoy a better shopping experience.
Need Help? Our Support Team Is Ready
If you ever feel unsure about plugin compatibility, don’t worry—we’re here to help. Our friendly and experienced support team can double-check compatibility for you or help troubleshoot any issues you might run into. We’re only a message away.
Transparency Builds Trust
We publish changelogs not just for transparency, but to give you confidence. You can trust that our plugins are tested, maintained, and fully optimized for the latest WordPress and WooCommerce environments. We take compatibility seriously because we know how important your store is to your business.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find the Wholesale Suite plugin changelog?
First, visit the dedicated changelog page for each add-on on the Wholesale Suite website. There, you’ll see entries for all five plugins, including both the free and premium editions of Wholesale Prices. Every release is listed clearly.
Does each changelog entry show WooCommerce compatibility details?
Yes, it does. In addition to compatibility with WordPress and WooCommerce, each entry includes dates, new features, bug fixes, and improvements. This way, you get a complete view of every update.
Are Wholesale Suite plugins tested ahead of major platform launches?
Yes, they are. Before major releases, the team runs regression tests using beta and early-access builds. As a result, the plugins are often ready even before the official launch.
Can I review version history before installing an update?
Of course. Each changelog page shows the full version history with dates and descriptions. Because of this, you can check for critical updates, spot breaking changes, and decide when to install.
How do I know if an update addresses my specific bug?
To check this, open the release notes for the specific add-on. Then, scan the entries by version. Bug fixes are listed clearly, so you can find the update released after your issue appeared. If it matches your problem, the fix is included.
Need Help?
If you have a question or run into any issues, we’re here to help.
- Premium users: Open a support ticket
- Free users: Visit our community forum
