Recurly Integration (Annual)

Description

Native WordPress / WooCommerce Recurly billing

Recurly Integration is a WooCommerce extension written for WordPress. It adds a Recurly payment gateway, a Recurly Subscription product type, and Recurly.js Elements on your checkout. Recurly is the billing engine; WooCommerce remains the storefront your customers already know.

This is not a Zapier recipe, Make scenario, or generic webhook connector. Plans, customers, and subscriptions are created from WooCommerce using Recurly’s API. Card data is tokenized in the browser by Recurly.js and never touches your WordPress server.

How it works

1. Connect your Recurly site under WooCommerce → Settings → Recurly and click Verify Connection.
2. Create a product and set the type to Recurly Subscription.
3. Configure term, price, billing period, and optional trial. On save, the plugin creates the Recurly plan (wc-{product_id}).
4. Shoppers check out on WooCommerce. Recurly.js collects the card; WordPress creates the Recurly account and subscription.
5. Renewals, invoicing, and dunning run in Recurly. Logged-in customers can cancel at period end or reactivate from My Account → Manage Subscriptions.

What you get

• WooCommerce payment gateway that only appears when the cart has Recurly subscription products
• PCI-compliant Recurly.js Elements (classic checkout and WooCommerce Blocks)
• Automatic Recurly plan creation from product configuration
• Free-trial display in the WooCommerce cart and a trial badge on shop/product pages
• HPOS and cart/checkout Blocks compatibility
• One Recurly account per logged-in WooCommerce customer (wc-user-{id})

Requirements

• WordPress 6.2+ and WooCommerce 8.0+
• PHP 7.4+
• Your own Recurly account and API key

After checkout you will receive a Chargebee subscription ID from munjr.com. That ID is your license key. Enter it under Settings → Recurly License on the WordPress site where you install the plugin (one site per subscription).