GetResponse Official · Version history
GetResponse Official changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 1.9.0
- Oct 29, 2026 (11 days ago)
- Releases
- 35
- since 2024
- In the last year
- 22
- about one every 16 days
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.1.4
- PHP 7.4 or later
Releases each year
- 20245 releases
- 202512 releases
- 202618 releases
202618 releases
GetResponse Official 1.9.0Latest
- Add support for custom fields
- Added product availability to WooCommerce variant webhooks
GetResponse Official 1.8.5
- Fixed live synchronization of WooCommerce customers for the ContactsOnly integration
GetResponse Official 1.8.4
- Passed the customer id as an externalId object in the setUserId tracking code call
GetResponse Official 1.8.3
- Added visitor_uuid to the order created webhook
- Added customer id to the setUserId tracking code call
GetResponse Official 1.8.2
- Added support for WordPress 7.1
GetResponse Official 1.8.1
- Added plugin, WordPress, WooCommerce and PHP versions to the configuration endpoint response
- Added integration name header to configuration requests
- Stopped clearing HTTP request filters registered by other plugins during configuration requests
GetResponse Official 1.8.0
- Added marketing consent checkbox to WordPress and WooCommerce User Account details page
GetResponse Official 1.7.4
- Expose page context for upcoming functionalities
GetResponse Official 1.7.3
- Added support for GA UTMs in cart recovery endpoint
GetResponse Official 1.7.2
- Added support for WordPress 7.0
GetResponse Official 1.7.1
- Optimized the plugin package by removing internal configuration files
GetResponse Official 1.7.0
- Improved code based on QIT inspection
- Ensured one-time user metadata migration runs upon plugin update
- Expose page context for upcoming functionalities
GetResponse Official 1.6.7
- Improved custom fields handling
GetResponse Official 1.6.6
GetResponse Official 1.6.5
- Fixed error for missing product in order
- Added error handling in webConnect integration
GetResponse Official 1.6.4
- Removed limitation for product types
- Improved order tracking to capture all new orders from the moment of creation
GetResponse Official 1.6.3
- Added limitation for product image and description
GetResponse Official 1.6.2
- Fix in getting product images
- Fix in passing marketing consent from profile page
202512 releases
GetResponse Official 1.6.1
- Added support for WordPress 6.9
GetResponse Official 1.6.0
- Added support for handling marketing consent on checkout-blocks
GetResponse Official 1.5.5
- Improved HTTP request isolation to prevent third-party plugin interference
GetResponse Official 1.5.4
- Fixed error handling
- Improved validation of configuration updates with remote verification service
GetResponse Official 1.5.3
- Improved cart management with additional cookie cart_id storage
GetResponse Official 1.5.2
- Added support for WordPress 6.8.1
GetResponse Official 1.5.1
- Fixed arguments for rounding function (PHP8.x)
GetResponse Official 1.5.0
- Added support for filtering users and customers by the gr_updated_after parameter in /wp/v2/users and /wc/v3/customers API endpoints
GetResponse Official 1.4.2
GetResponse Official 1.4.1
GetResponse Official 1.4.0
GetResponse Official 1.3.11
20245 releases
GetResponse Official 1.3.9
GetResponse Official 1.3.8
GetResponse Official 1.3.7
GetResponse Official 1.3.6
GetResponse Official 1.3.5
Questions about GetResponse Official’s releases
What is the latest version of GetResponse Official?
1.9.0, released on Oct 29, 2026 (1 week ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 7.4 or later.
How often is GetResponse Official updated?
22 releases in the last year, about one every 16 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from April 2024.
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