Title: OrgFuse Author: digibread Published: October 8, 2026 Last modified: October 8, 2026 --- Search plugins ![](https://ps.w.org/orgfuse/assets/banner-772x250.png?rev=3735552) ![](https://ps.w.org/orgfuse/assets/icon.svg?rev=3735552) # OrgFuse By [digibread](https://profiles.wordpress.org/digibread/) [Download](https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/orgfuse.2.4.0.zip) * [Details](https://wordpress.org/plugins/orgfuse/#description) * [Reviews](https://wordpress.org/plugins/orgfuse/#reviews) * [Installation](https://wordpress.org/plugins/orgfuse/#installation) * [Development](https://wordpress.org/plugins/orgfuse/#developers) [Support](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/orgfuse/) ## Description OrgFuse is a complete event, conference, and membership toolkit for WordPress. Create events, build registration forms, sell packages and memberships, and manage everyone who signs up — from a single dashboard on your own site. The free Core plugin stands on its own: * **Events & registration** — create events and build custom registration forms with a drag-and-drop field builder, then collect sign-ups on a public form. * **Memberships** — sell and manage memberships, with a member “My Account” area and a member directory. * **Packages & pricing** — offer registration packages and membership tiers, embedded anywhere with shortcodes. * **Manual & alternate payments** — collect by check, cash, Venmo, Cash App, or an external pay link, with a built-in pending reminder admin-records-payment flow. No payment-processor account required to get started. * **Public pages** — an events list and calendar, receipts, and a “My Account” area, all via shortcodes. * **Built-in spam protection** — a zero-config honeypot + token + rate-limit stack guards every public form. * **Reports & CSV export** for your registrants and members. Core is a complete toolkit on its own — create as many events, registrations, members, packages, and form fields as you need. There is no trial period and nothing that expires or switches off: everything you build stays yours, whether or not you ever upgrade. #### OrgFuse Pro and add-ons (optional) An optional paid upgrade adds integrated Stripe and PayPal card payments, auto-renewing memberships, scholarships, a registration-operations console (approve, deny, record, refund, void, live pay links), and advanced form-builder features. Optional add- on modules — Exhibitors, Badge Studio, Advertising, Sponsors, Sessions, Fundraising, Communications, Media Vault and more — extend OrgFuse for specific event types. Pro and add-ons are licensed and updated from orgfuse.com. Core never requires a key and keeps working without one; if a license lapses, the plugin simply falls back to Core and your data is untouched. ### External services OrgFuse Core does not connect to any external service. It makes no outbound requests of any kind: no tracking, no analytics, no remote content and no “phoning home”. Nothing about your site, your users, your visitors or your members is sent anywhere. * The Help screen uses guides bundled with the plugin. * The “OrgFuse Pro & Add-ons” screen is built from a catalog bundled with the plugin. * Links to orgfuse.com (documentation, pricing) and WordPress.org (support forum) are ordinary links that open only when you click them. * The built-in spam protection (honeypot, signed token and rate limiting) runs entirely on your server. Optional paid add-ons are separate plugins, not included here, and disclose their own external services (payment processors, CAPTCHA, email delivery, license checks) in their own documentation. ## Screenshots [⌊The OrgFuse dashboard shows registrations, revenue, and members at a glance.⌉⌊ The OrgFuse dashboard shows registrations, revenue, and members at a glance.⌉[ The OrgFuse dashboard shows registrations, revenue, and members at a glance. [⌊Build a registration form with packages, custom fields, and priced add-ons.⌉⌊Build a registration form with packages, custom fields, and priced add-ons.⌉[ Build a registration form with packages, custom fields, and priced add-ons. [⌊A public registration form with package choices and an order summary.⌉⌊A public registration form with package choices and an order summary.⌉[ A public registration form with package choices and an order summary. [⌊Review registrations across events with payment status and amounts due.⌉⌊Review registrations across events with payment status and amounts due.⌉[ Review registrations across events with payment status and amounts due. [⌊A monthly events calendar with search, location filters, and register links.⌉⌊ A monthly events calendar with search, location filters, and register links.⌉[ A monthly events calendar with search, location filters, and register links. [⌊Manage membership packages and active members from one list.⌉⌊Manage membership packages and active members from one list.⌉[ Manage membership packages and active members from one list. [⌊Export an event report with headcount, revenue, and the attendee list.⌉⌊Export an event report with headcount, revenue, and the attendee list.⌉[ Export an event report with headcount, revenue, and the attendee list. [⌊Configure check, Venmo, and other manual payment options in Settings.⌉⌊Configure check, Venmo, and other manual payment options in Settings.⌉[ Configure check, Venmo, and other manual payment options in Settings. [⌊Join a membership package from the public pricing page.⌉⌊Join a membership package from the public pricing page.⌉[ Join a membership package from the public pricing page. [⌊Members update their contact details and mail preferences from My Account.⌉⌊Members update their contact details and mail preferences from My Account.⌉[ Members update their contact details and mail preferences from My Account. ## Installation 1. In your WordPress admin, go to **Plugins Add New Upload Plugin**, choose the OrgFuse zip, and click **Install Now**, then **Activate**. (Or copy the `orgfuse` folder into `wp-content/plugins/` and activate it.) 2. On activation OrgFuse creates its own database tables (prefixed `of_`). It does not modify data from any other plugin. 3. Open **OrgFuse Settings** to set your payment methods, sender name/email, and public pages. 4. Create your first event under **OrgFuse Events**, build its registration form, and publish it with the provided shortcode. 5. Core runs with no account or key. OrgFuse Pro and add-ons are separate plugins from orgfuse.com; once one is installed, its license key goes under **OrgFuse License**. ## FAQ ### Do I need a payment processor to use OrgFuse? No. Core collects payments manually — check, cash, Venmo, Cash App, or an external pay link — with a pending reminder admin-records-payment workflow. Integrated Stripe and PayPal card payments are part of the optional Pro upgrade. ### Is the free Core plugin limited or time-limited? No. Core is a complete plugin with no usage caps and no trial period — create unlimited events, registrations, members, packages, and form fields. The optional Pro upgrade and add-ons add integrated card payments, auto-renewing memberships, the operations console, advanced form-building, and extra event modules; they do not unlock anything Core holds back. ### What happens if I install Pro and my license lapses? The plugin falls back to Core. Your data and all Core features keep working; Pro and add-on features simply switch off until the license is renewed. ### Does OrgFuse send any data to external servers? No. OrgFuse Core makes no outbound requests and sends no data to any server, ours or anyone else’s. See “External services” above. Any paid add-on you install later discloses its own services in its own documentation. ### Will it conflict with an older OrgFuse install? No. OrgFuse uses its own `of_`-prefixed tables and never touches another plugin’s data. ## Reviews There are no reviews for this plugin. ## Contributors & Developers “OrgFuse” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin. Contributors * [ digibread ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/digibread/) [Translate “OrgFuse” into your language.](https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/orgfuse) ### Interested in development? [Browse the code](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/orgfuse/), check out the [SVN repository](https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/orgfuse/), or subscribe to the [development log](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/orgfuse/) by [RSS](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/orgfuse/?limit=100&mode=stop_on_copy&format=rss). ## Changelog #### 2.4.0 * Season passes: a bundle of events can be sold as one season invoice with tier pricing and a payment due date; every covered event registration links to that invoice, and paying it confirms them all. * Add-ons can be charged automatically by a form answer (for example, an out-of- state surcharge). * Registration fields can be pre-filled for signed-in visitors from their account, member record or profile fields, and information blocks can be shown only to signed-in or signed-out visitors. * Registrations: move to trash, restore, or delete permanently (unpaid registrations only). A registrant opening a trashed registration sees that it was removed. * Admin: action buttons show an inline spinner while working and a clear error message if something fails. * Fix: calendar hover cards are no longer clipped by the day cells, and register chips keep their color on hover. * Fix: saving a package that was imported with a legacy package type no longer fails with “Invalid parameter(s): package_type”. * Security: every REST route names its permission check where it is registered; invoice, bundle and form-builder routes use dedicated capability methods. Department- limited users stay limited to their own events. * Security: database queries are fully prepared, and admin, sign-in and account actions check the user’s role before changing another account. * Scripts and styles: all CSS and JavaScript load through the WordPress enqueue API, including shortcode output and standalone pages (receipt, invoice, unsubscribe, print view). * Excel export: the .xls report is data only (the header row is no longer bold). * Pro-only items (extra event and package starters, the calendar subscribe/.ics feed, Pro form field types) are no longer listed in the free plugin; they appear when OrgFuse Pro is active. * WooCommerce: OrgFuse staff can still reach wp-admin when WooCommerce is active. * Uninstall: “remove all data” also clears OrgFuse transients, user meta, the OrgFuse Manager role and scheduled events. * PHP 8.4: CSV export no longer raises deprecation notices. * Requires OrgFuse Pro 2.3.0 or newer when Pro is installed (an admin notice appears otherwise). #### 2.3.0 * Forms engine: conditional logic, composite fields (Name, Address), required/format validation, merge tags, confirmations and notifications now come from Digital Bread’s shared forms engine, vendored in src/Vendor/Forms and app/shared/vendor/ forms. Behaviour is unchanged except for the fixes below. * Fix: conditional logic on multi-value answers (Multi-select) is now evaluated on the server the same way the browser shows it, so a field revealed by “contains” is required and validated. Previously the server read the answer as “Array” ( and logged a PHP warning). * Fix: a required multi-value field submitted with nothing selected now counts as missing. * Fix: “is”, “is not” and “contains” compare accented letters case-insensitively on the server too (É = é), matching the browser. * Privacy: Core now makes no outbound requests at all. The Help screen and the add-ons screen use content bundled with the plugin, and the optional deactivation feedback form has been removed. * OrgFuse Pro 2.3.0 needs OrgFuse 2.3.0 or newer and says so in wp-admin if it isn’t. #### 2.2.1 * Events: Duplicate and Delete actions in the Events list, each with an inline confirmation. A duplicate is created as a draft with its form layout, packages, add-ons, custom fields and email templates. Delete is refused while an event still has registrations, orders, RSVPs, invoices or companion events. * Admin menu: Settings link added under Members. * Sign-in forms: the “Forgot your password?” link and “Back to sign in” button stay visible under themes that force button colours. #### 2.2.0 * Free/Pro boundary: the free edition now contains only fully working features. Card payments (Stripe), Cloudflare Turnstile, Badge Studio, the exhibitor/volunteer portal, the advanced report builder, scheduled reports and license handling live entirely in the separate OrgFuse Pro plugin and hook in through documented filters and actions. Basic CSV export stays free. No change to how Core works on its own. * Requires OrgFuse Pro 2.2.0 or newer when Pro is installed (an admin notice appears otherwise). #### 2.1.0 * Hardening: the free Core edition now never contacts third-party payment or CAPTCHA services on its own — the Stripe and Cloudflare Turnstile connection tests are limited to the Pro features that use them. No change to how Core works on its own. #### 2.0.9 * Housekeeping: completed the free/Pro code split — add-on data-access classes now ship only with OrgFuse Pro. No change to how Core works on its own. #### 2.0.8 * Fixed the live registration form echoing the confirmation email text above the form; the welcome letter now shows only on the first step and single-step events, never on step two or when returning to an in-progress registration. * Fixed a pricing indicator that could spin indefinitely when returning to an approved or saved registration. * Fixed a duplicated section heading on registration forms that use section dividers. #### 2.0.7 * Registrations: staff can now create a registration on behalf of a member or guest directly from the Registrations screen, then record payment or email a finish- and-pay link. * Registration forms: signed-in visitors now see a clear notice showing which account they are registering as, with a one-click way to log out or continue as a guest. * Registrations and receipts now display saved answers and package add-ons with their human-readable labels and values instead of raw field keys. * Emails now preserve paragraph spacing, keeping blank lines between paragraphs as written. * Fixed checkbox alignment on public registration forms. * Added a direct link to a registration’s receipt from the admin registration view. * Accessibility and layout refinements across the admin and public registration screens. #### 2.0.2 * Members: delete a member from the member list, with an optional — clearly warned, undoable-only-by-you — choice to also remove the linked WordPress login account. A member’s registrations and payments are always kept and reconnect by email if they register again. #### 2.0.1 Architecture and packaging release. OrgFuse now ships as a lean free Core plus an optional licensed Pro layer and add-on modules, with a refreshed dashboard. Existing sites keep every feature, setting and record; there is nothing to reconfigure. * Reorganised the codebase so the free plugin contains only free-tier functionality; Pro features and add-on modules load from the OrgFuse Pro plugin when licensed. * Refreshed the dashboard: a cleaner quick-access grid, with add-on tiles that appear as you add Pro modules. * Numerous packaging, escaping and coding-standard refinements for the WordPress. org plugin directory. #### 2.0.0 First stable release of OrgFuse 2. A complete, modern rewrite built around a REST API and a single-page admin. * Events and a drag-and-drop registration form builder with conditional fields, packages, add-ons, and two-step (approval) registration. * Memberships with a member “My Account” area, a member directory, and packages/ pricing embeddable by shortcode. * Orders and manual / alternate payments (check, cash, Venmo, Cash App, external pay links) with a pending reminder admin-records-payment flow. * Public events list, calendar, receipts, and account pages via shortcodes. * Reports with CSV export, and a built-in zero-config spam-protection stack on every public form. * Optional Pro upgrade and add-on modules (Exhibitors, Badge Studio, Advertising, Sponsors, Sessions, Fundraising, Communications, Media Vault and more), licensed from orgfuse.com; Core is fully functional without a key. Development history for the 2.0.0 beta and alpha series is available at https:// www.orgfuse.com/changelog. ## Meta * Version **2.4.0** * Last updated **1 day ago** * Active installations **Fewer than 10** * WordPress version ** 6.5 or higher ** * Tested up to **7.1.3** * PHP version ** 8.1 or higher ** * Tags * [Conference](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/conference/)[events](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/events/) [membership](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/membership/)[payments](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/payments/) [registration](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/registration/) * [Advanced View](https://wordpress.org/plugins/orgfuse/advanced/) ## Ratings No reviews have been submitted yet. [Your review](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/orgfuse/reviews/#new-post) [See all reviews](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/orgfuse/reviews/) ## Contributors * [ digibread ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/digibread/) ## Support Got something to say? Need help? 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