Before you uninstall
Section titled “Before you uninstall”- If Change Login URL is enabled, turn it off first (or note the custom URL) so you can still reach
wp-login.php. - Disable Coming Soon / Maintenance if the public site should be visible after removal.
- Export any data you care about from modules that store entries (forms, logs, redirects) if your workflow needs it.
Uninstall Pro only
Section titled “Uninstall Pro only”If you want to keep free modules:
- Go to Plugins.
- Deactivate and Delete WP PowerSuite Pro only.
- Leave the free WP PowerSuite plugin installed.
Premium modules disappear from the hub; free and freemium modules keep working.
Uninstall everything
Section titled “Uninstall everything”- Go to Plugins.
- Deactivate WP PowerSuite Pro (if installed), then Delete it.
- Deactivate the free WP PowerSuite plugin, then Delete it.
What about settings?
Section titled “What about settings?”WordPress uninstall behavior depends on each plugin’s uninstall routine and your host. Do not assume all options are wiped until you verify. If you need a clean slate on a staging site, confirm options/transients after delete, or restore from backup.