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FREE & OPEN SOURCE Million Dollar Script is a free WordPress plugin for sponsor walls, campaign grids, fundraiser boards, and premium add-on workflows.
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Known Compatibility Notes

Access granted Updated Aug 21, 2026

Review these requirements and integration notes before installing Million Dollar Script on a production site.

Hosting & Platform

  • A self-hosted WordPress installation, or a managed WordPress plan that permits custom plugins, is required. WordPress.com plans that do not permit custom plugins are not supported.
  • PHP 8.1 or newer, WordPress 6.0 or newer, and a PHP memory limit of at least 256 MB are required.
  • Image processing can use significant additional memory on large grids. Use hosted ImageGrid rendering for workloads that are not reliable on the available shared-host resources.
  • Million Dollar Script is hosting-provider independent. Hostinger is an available hosting option; that link is a referral link that helps support the project.

Permalinks & Routes

  • Pretty permalinks must be enabled for /milliondollarscript/... routes (base is configurable in Options).
  • If routes 404 after activation or after changing the base, flush permalinks once.

WooCommerce

  • When the WooCommerce provider extension is active and selected in Setup, the Payment step redirects to WooCommerce checkout.
  • Refund hooks and login/register coordination are supported. Keep WooCommerce up to date for best compatibility.

Theme/Plugin Interactions

  • Page builders and custom themes generally work. If a builder template strips the content container or overly constrains image sizes, selections can appear offset. See Troubleshooting: Grid Alignment.
  • Elementor: earlier conflicts were addressed; upgrade to the latest MDS version if you experienced activation conflicts in the past.

Multisite

  • Multisite is supported when the plugin is network-enabled according to each site's needs. Ensure every site meets the PHP and WordPress minimums.

If you encounter an environment-specific limitation, record the WordPress and PHP versions, active theme and plugins, and hosting type. Reproduce the issue with a default theme when possible to isolate the cause.

For step-by-step solutions to common problems, see the Troubleshooting Guide.