Licensing

The Razorpay plugin is licensed per install. This page explains the two license types, what the license actually gates, and how you enter and manage your key inside AcelleMail.

The two license types

Type	What you get	Updates
Leased	Works while the license is active.	Updates included for as long as it stays active.
Lifetime	Perpetual use of the installed version — you own it forever.	Newer versions need an active Support & Updates plan.

The license-gated feature

Here the license gates the gateways themselves. Until your key is Active, neither the Razorpay nor the Razorpay Subscription gateway appears in Admin → Payment Gateways, and payment processing is disabled.

When the license is valid and you click Save Settings, both gateways are created automatically — you never have to add them by hand. Both are INR-only: only INR-priced plans are eligible.

If the license lapses while a customer is at checkout, they see:

Razorpay plugin license is not active. Please contact the administrator.

Where to enter and manage your key

Your key lives in Plugin Settings (Admin → Plugins → Razorpay → Settings), in the License section — there is no separate license tab.

• License Key — paste the key from your relyweb.co account. The placeholder reads "Enter your license key from relyweb.co", and the help text notes: "The Razorpay gateway will only appear in Payment Gateway options when a valid license is active."
• Click Save Settings to activate.

A green Active badge confirms a valid license. If the key is missing you'll see Not configured; if it was rejected you'll see Invalid — payment gateway is disabled.

Status is confirmed by a local background check against relyweb.co. Brief network outages are tolerated, and checkout is never blocked for a licensing hiccup alone. If the badge slips, re-save Settings to restore it; if the license has genuinely lapsed, renew it at relyweb.co and re-enter the key.

Related pages

• Settings — the License card and its badges
• Configuration — entering your license and keys
• Requirements — what you need before you start
• Updating — how updates follow your license type
• Errors — license messages explained