When you move your WordPress site to a new domain, Chamevo needs its license reactivated on the new URL. This guide covers the steps to keep Chamevo working after a domain change.

Before you start

• Complete your WordPress migration (database, files, URL updates) before updating Chamevo.
• Have access to your Chamevo account at chamevo.com.
• Your new domain is live and WordPress is accessible on it.

Step 1: Deactivate the license on the old domain

If you still have access to the old domain:

1. Go to Chamevo → Dashboard on the old domain.
2. Click Deactivate License.

If you no longer have access to the old domain, skip this step — you can manage active domains from your Chamevo account.

Step 2: Update active domains in your Chamevo account

1. Log in to your account at chamevo.com.
2. Go to your subscription settings.
3. Remove the old domain from your active installations.
4. This frees up the license slot for the new domain.

Step 3: Activate the license on the new domain

1. On the new domain, go to Chamevo → Dashboard.
2. Enter your license key.
3. Click Activate.
4. Verify the dashboard shows your plan details and the license status is active.

Step 4: Verify your setup

After activating the license on the new domain:

1. Go to Chamevo → Products and verify your products are listed.
2. Open the Product Builder and verify products load correctly.
3. Open a product on the frontend and verify the customizer loads.
4. Place a test order and verify the print-ready file is generated.

Update connected services

If you use integrations that reference your domain:

• Printful: No domain-specific configuration — the API token works across domains.
• Dropbox: The redirect URI may need updating in your Dropbox app settings if it references the old domain.
• Webhooks: Update the webhook URL in any external service (Zapier, Make) that sends data to your old domain.
• Facebook/Instagram Photos: Update the OAuth redirect URIs in your app settings to the new domain.