Every time you renew WPML, we refill your translation credit balance up to a certain limit:
- Multilingual CMS – up to 90,000 credits
- Multilingual Agency – up to 180,000 credits
Renewing WPML keeps your website secure, prevents it from breaking when WordPress updates come out, and makes sure WPML always works.

Translate with WPML
Continue using WPML and keep all your translations
Compatibility Updates
Receive regular updates before WordPress releases
Support
Get help from our support team
Credit Top-ups
Get free credits when your account renews
Register WPML on New Sites
Continue installing WPML on new websites
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Register WPML on New Sites
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Register WPML on New Sites
Step 1
Log into your expired WPML Account
Step 2
Click Renew your account in the notice
Step 3
Complete checkout and pay
Every time you renew WPML, we refill your translation credit balance up to a certain limit:
For example, if you have a Multilingual CMS plan with 33,000 credits left, you’ll receive 57,000 credits when you renew WPML.
To turn off automatic WPML renewals, go to your WPML account. In Account and Payments, click on Modify your renewal options, then click the Turn off automatic renewal link.

Your account will remain active until your expiration date. After that, you can renew manually or turn automatic renewal back on.
As of 13 January 2026, it’s not possible to transfer renewals to your clients. Transfers done before that date will continue working for existing end users. If your client wants to take over a site you’ve built for them, they should purchase a WPML subscription and re-register the site.