Frequently asked questions

Like plugins on the Moodle Marketplace (formerly the Plugins directory), you ultimately place trust in the developer. After the initial review there, developers can upload updates with limited ongoing scrutiny. My commitment is to provide the highest-quality and safest plugins I can.

Our workflow is more rigorous than you might expect. We start from a small idea and expand it with every useful feature we can justify. We then review privacy, accessibility, PostgreSQL compatibility, and RTL (right-to-left) support.

We run moodle-plugin-ci to validate coding standards locally and in GitHub Actions. We test manually across multiple community themes and Moodle versions. We also use AI-assisted review to help scan for security vulnerabilities before release.

We also rely on our community and customers to tell us about problems and ideas for useful features. That feedback helps us fix issues, prioritize improvements, and keep raising the quality of each plugin after release.

No. You can search, filter, and view product details without creating an account on this site. To buy a paid product, you check out on Buy Me a Coffee (you may sign in or create an account there). Receipts and order history for paid purchases are available in your Buy Me a Coffee account.

On a product detail page, click Get it. This takes you to the Buy Me a Coffee shop item that shows the exact price. You can add the item to your cart and add more items before checking out. To check out, you must enter a valid email address — it is used for plugin activation and update notifications.

For free products, you may see downloadable files (such as a package or documentation) directly on the detail page when they are available.

Each listing shows a Free or Paid badge.

Paid plugins are licensed for a single site. After purchase, activation requires your site address and the email address used at checkout. There is no recurring subscription fee — you pay once for that site license.

Free plugins are open source under the GNU General Public License v3 (GPL v3). You may download them from the detail page when files are listed and use them according to the GPL v3 terms.

Paid purchases are processed through Buy Me a Coffee, which handles payment via Stripe. When you click Get it on a paid listing, you leave this site and complete the transaction on Buy Me a Coffee. We do not collect payment details on this catalog site.

Buy Me a Coffee issues the receipt for your purchase. You can find it in your Buy Me a Coffee account page alongside your order history. If you need a custom receipt for institution procurement, contact us with your order details and we will help.

Yes. Updates are free. For paid plugins, new versions are currently delivered via a Buy Me a Coffee message to customers who purchased the product. Make sure the email on your Buy Me a Coffee account matches the address you used at checkout so we can reach you.

Some listings include a See demo button that opens an external demo page. You can also explore our shared Sandbox environment. Not every product has a demo — check the listing detail page for available options.

For free products, download the package from the detail page when files are listed, then follow the installation instructions included with the product or in its documentation. For paid products, download and activation details are provided after purchase — typically via Buy Me a Coffee message or instructions sent to your purchase email.

Each listing shows which platforms it supports (for example Standard, Workplace, IOMAD, or H5P). Use the Supported platform filter on the home page, or check the product detail metadata, to find listings compatible with your environment.

For product questions, installation help, or billing issues, email us at sokunthearithmakara@gmail.com. For paid purchases, you can also use your Buy Me a Coffee account page to view order history and receipts.

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