Compatibility and maintenance
Keep pace with supported Moodle and PHP releases, resolve defects, maintain dependencies, and protect upgrade paths.
Support the open-source project
Voluntary support helps fund compatibility work, maintenance, documentation, testing, security improvements, accessibility, release engineering, and new capabilities in the GPL-licensed project.
Keep pace with supported Moodle and PHP releases, resolve defects, maintain dependencies, and protect upgrade paths.
Expand automated coverage, verify installation and upgrades, package releases, and improve reproducible quality checks.
Maintain detailed administrator, operator, developer, architecture, security, and troubleshooting references.
Strengthen validation, capability boundaries, payment evidence, privacy workflows, dependency hygiene, and responsible disclosure.
Improve keyboard operation, responsive behaviour, accessible structure, operator workflows, and learner-facing experiences.
Develop broadly useful commerce features and extension points while keeping implementation evidence visible to the community.
A clear boundary
ModernCommerce can be installed and used under the GPL without making a financial contribution.
Voluntary funding does not purchase technical support, implementation, managed services, an SLA, or a guaranteed response time.
Support does not guarantee a requested feature, delivery date, voting right, product endorsement, or control over project decisions.
Support is voluntary and is not a tax-deductible charitable contribution. Supporters should obtain their own accounting or tax advice where necessary.
The ModernCommerce core remains available under GPL-3.0-or-later regardless of whether an individual or organization contributes financially.
Other ways to contribute
Useful reports, documentation improvements, testing, adoption feedback, and well-scoped code contributions can be just as valuable.
Support ModernCommerce
Contribute voluntarily through Ko-fi when the channel opens, or support the project today through testing, documentation, issue reports, and code.