The wpDiscuz – Subscription Manager is an official premium add-on developed by the gVectors Team. While the core wpDiscuz plugin includes basic subscription features, this specific manager provides the administrative “missing link”—the ability to actually see, search, and moderate those subscribers from your WordPress dashboard.
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Centralized Management: Adds a “Subscriptions” submenu under the Comments menu to monitor all guest and registered user subscriptions.
Subscriber Statistics: Provides a numeric overview of your subscription base (confirmed vs. awaiting confirmation).
Bulk & Individual Actions:
Confirm: Manually set a subscription as “Confirmed” (bypassing double opt-in).
Cancel: Revert a confirmed status back to “Awaiting Confirmation.”
Unsubscribe: Manually remove a user from a specific post or all comments.
Direct Email: Open a pop-up to send an email directly to a specific subscriber from the dashboard.
Filtering & Search: Sort or filter subscribers by email, status, date, post title, or subscription type (e.g., “Post,” “All Comments,” or “Replies to my comments”).
Front-end Integration: Adds a “Your Subscriptions” page for logged-in users under their WordPress profile, allowing them to manage their own notifications without needing to visit each individual post.
| Feature | Details |
| Developer | gVectors Team |
| Type | WordPress Plugin (Add-on for wpDiscuz) |
| Version | 7.0.9 (Current as of 2026) |
| Requirement | wpDiscuz 7.0.0 or higher (Crucial: Do not use on older versions) |
| PHP Compatibility | Supports PHP 7.4 up to PHP 8.4 |
| License | GPL (Usually sold as Single, 3-site, or 10-site licenses) |
| AJAX Powered | Yes, allows for real-time management without page refreshes |
This add-on tracks the three standard subscription levels offered by the core plugin:
Notify of all new follow-up comments: User gets an email for every new comment on the post.
Notify of new replies to my comments: User only gets an email if someone replies specifically to them.
Notify of new replies to this comment: A specific “bell” icon subscription for a single comment thread.
Out of the box, wpDiscuz stores subscription data in your database, but it doesn’t give you a way to edit it. If a user complains they aren’t getting emails or wants to be manually removed from a high-traffic thread, you cannot do that without this manager (or manual SQL database editing).
