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Removing the plugin

Updated Coming Soon and Maintenance Mode 1.12.0Tested with WordPress 7.1

Deactivating stops the scheduled work and leaves your settings, your subscriber list and your counts alone.

Deleting removes them only if you ticked Delete all data on uninstall under Settings, which is off by default. On a network the tick is per site, and only the sites that asked are cleared.

The page shown during WordPress updates, wp-content/maintenance.php, goes on deactivating and on deleting either way. If you remove the plugin's folder over FTP instead, delete that file by hand too.

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Coming Soon and Maintenance Mode

Put your site behind a coming soon or maintenance page and collect the email addresses of everyone waiting for it.

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A coming soon page in the Split design. On the left, the headline Our new shop opens on 1 November, a short message, a countdown of 10 days, 0 hours, 43 minutes and 31 seconds with the line Opening November 1, 2026 9:00 am, and a sign-up form headed Be the first to know with an email field and a Tell me when it opens button. A photograph of two friends in knitwear fills the right half.