Locate the cron job settings within your hosting panel.
: If the installer stops after the license check, ensure required PHP extensions like php-mbstring are installed and your web server is restarted. Permissions : Ensure the
Installing a Mailwizz license key is a straightforward process that can be completed in a few steps:
Find in your list of items.
Via cPanel, phpMyAdmin, or command line: mailwizz license key install
The system will verify if your server meets PHP requirements (such as curl , zip , and mbstring ). If any are red, you must install them on your VPS or ask your host to enable them.
Before touching your hosting panel or server terminal, you must secure your official purchase code.
After completing the MailWizz license key install, perform these checks:
To install MailWizz , you must enter a valid license key during the initial setup process. This key is used to verify your purchase and associate your installation with your server's IP address. Installing Your License Key Locate the cron job settings within your hosting panel
To avoid service disruptions and legal issues, keep these licensing rules in mind:
MailWizz is a self-hosted email marketing application requiring a valid purchase license. Unlike SaaS products, the license key must be manually installed on the server’s file system. Without a valid license, MailWizz will redirect to the purchase page or display a "License Invalid" error, halting all marketing operations.
into the designated field and click "Next" to proceed with the requirements check and database configuration. Updating an Existing License
If you have already installed MailWizz and need to update or move your license: Via cPanel, phpMyAdmin, or command line: The system
Upload the MailWizz zip file to your server's root directory (e.g., /var/www/html/ or public_html ). Extract the files and ensure the directory permissions allow the web server to read and write to the files. Step 2: Launch the Web Installer
A VPS or dedicated server running Apache/Nginx with PHP and MySQL. Domain/Subdomain: A domain (e.g., ://yourdomain.com ).
Download the latest MailWizz ZIP file from the customer portal.
Upload the latest.zip file to your server’s document root, usually public_html , or a dedicated folder such as newsletter .