When was Woocommerce Subscriptions v9.0.1 released?

Woocommerce Subscriptions version 9.0.1 was released on July 9, 2026. You can download it from GPLCoffee along with its full changelog and compatibility details.

What is the download size of Woocommerce Subscriptions v9.0.1?

The Woocommerce Subscriptions v9.0.1 package is 3.2 MB.

What WordPress version does Woocommerce Subscriptions v9.0.1 require?

Woocommerce Subscriptions v9.0.1 requires WordPress 6.9 or higher, tested up to WordPress 7.0.

What PHP version does Woocommerce Subscriptions v9.0.1 need?

Woocommerce Subscriptions v9.0.1 requires PHP 7.4 or higher.

Is Woocommerce Subscriptions v9.0.1 safe to download?

Woocommerce Subscriptions v9.0.1 scan status: completed (suspicious). We recommend using a different release until the scan clears.

Release v9.0.1

Woocommerce Subscriptions v9.0.1

Latest version

What's new in v9.0.1

Woocommerce Subscriptions v9.0.1 was released on July 9, 2026. WooCommerce Subscriptions Plugin allows you to introduce a variety of subscriptions for physical or virtual products and services. See the full changelog below and compare with the complete version history.

Release details

Released July 9, 2026

3.2 MB

File available

Changelog

Added

A progress notice now appears while your existing All Products for Subscriptions product data migrates in the background, and a completion notice once it finishes.

Fixed

While the migration runs, products maintain their subscription plans, instead of temporarily showing as one-time only until their batch completes.
WooCommerce no longer logs repeated "Invalid plugin file" errors on every admin page load after All Products for Subscriptions was built into Subscriptions.
The product page's sign-up fee now carries the store's price display suffix (e.g. "incl. VAT") like the subscription price does, so a taxable sign-up fee no longer looks tax-free.
Adding a product to the cart no longer causes a fatal error under PHP 8 when another plugin's 'woocommerce_add_cart_item_data' filter callback returns a non-array value.

Improved

In the Cart block, a subscription item's upfront charge now reads "$10.00 due today" instead of "Due today $10.00", matching the Checkout block.
The classic shortcode cart and checkout now match the block presentation — the free trial and sign-up fee show on their own labeled lines instead of appended to the price, items with a sign-up fee show the amount due today in the subtotal, and the in-cart subscription plan selector has been removed.
Subscription product creation settings description.

Other

Dev: New `woocommerce_subscriptions_pre_product_subscription_scheme_mode` filter to short-circuit a product's resolved subscription scheme mode before it's read from meta.