Install from the official WordPress.org listing.
Open the official WordPress.org listing, install the current stable release, and manage updates from the same source.
Nex Directory Free 1.4.7
Unlimited listings and events, four starter blueprints, submissions, moderation, maps, calendars, imports and member tools—no licence key required.
Current Free release
Version 1.4.7 is a focused maintenance update for admin table visibility, responsive onboarding labels, and clean punctuation in event titles.
ExploreSystem requirements
NexDirectory Free requires WordPress 6.0 or later and PHP 7.4 or later, and its release metadata is tested through WordPress 7.1.
Verified static package
The button opens the official WordPress.org plugin page, where the current stable ZIP, version history, reviews and support links live together.
Separate Pro companion
Install Pro alongside Free only when you need its AI, paid ticketing, boost, advanced analytics, team, web-app or white-label modules.
Choose the plan that matches the work.
Free handles publishing. Pro handles customisation, automation, monetisation and scale.
Free 1.4.7 and Pro 1.1.0 were checked against the uploaded package code. Security, spam protection, accessibility, responsive design and performance improvements remain part of Free.
Move from package to working site.
Confirm the source and version
Use the WordPress.org listing as the official source for the package, version history and release notes.
Install on staging first
In WordPress, open Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, choose the verified ZIP and activate it on a recoverable staging site.
Run the setup and journey checks
Choose one site profile, create representative listings and test search, submissions, accounts, moderation and mobile views before production.
Common questions.
Is Free limited by listing count?
No. Free supports unlimited basic listings and submissions; practical capacity depends on the WordPress and hosting environment.
Does Pro replace Free?
No. Pro is a separate companion plugin that adds advanced capabilities while Free remains installed as the publishing foundation.
Can I install directly on production?
Use staging first, keep a current backup and test the exact package with the active theme and integrations.