Troubleshooting

The license does not activate

Check that the key was pasted without extra spaces and that the domain you are installing the plugin on is not already taken by another active installation of the same license (see the domain limit in the FAQ). If the limit is used up, free an unused domain in your client panel on acez.world and try again.

The AI provider connection test fails

The most common cause is an invalid or expired API key — verify it directly in your provider's dashboard (OpenAI/Anthropic). Also make sure your provider account has an active limit or budget — an exhausted limit returns an authorization error that looks exactly like a wrong key.

The redirect import from Rank Math/Redirection finds no rules

The import reads the rules directly from those plugins' database tables — make sure they are still installed (not uninstalled) when you run the import. Once the import is done, you can safely deactivate or remove them.

Generated AI content is too generic

Add more context to the prompt — a specific search intent, the target audience and unique facts about your offer. The more specifics go in, the less generic the result.

Structured data (schema.org) does not show up in Google Search Console

Google often picks up new structured data with a delay (from a few days to a few weeks) — that is normal. Check that your markup is valid right away with Google's Rich Results Test instead of waiting for Search Console to update.

I do not see Pro features despite an active license

Reload the plugin settings page after activating the license — some Pro features unlock only after the WordPress admin reloads. If the problem persists, check the license status under Acez SEO AI → License. Pro features work with an active license and also after it expires (only updates and support stop); they are switched off when the license is refunded or revoked, or when this domain has been freed in the client panel.