PrimoCRM Roadmap

What we are building now, what comes next, and what we are exploring for later. There are no dates on purpose: priorities move with what people using PrimoCRM tell us.

Roadmap

What We Are Building Next

Free items land in the free plugin on WordPress.org, Pro items in the Pro add-on.

Now

In progress

Translations for every screen

The admin screens and the signup forms become fully translatable, so you can use PrimoCRM in your language and translators can add it on translate.wordpress.org.

Free

Next

Up after the current work

Conditional content

Show or hide parts of an email for each contact, based on their tags, lists or custom fields.

Pro

Later

Exploring

Engagement score

Every contact gets a score that rises with their opens, clicks and orders, worked out by PrimoCRM itself with no AI key. Use it to branch automations.

Pro

Recently Shipped

Already Out

The latest work that reached the plugin. Every change is in the changelog.

1.1.0 · October 21, 2026

Scheduled A/B tests

In PrimoCRM Pro, schedule a subject-line A/B test like any other campaign. It is split when it goes out, against your list as it is then.

1.1.0 · October 21, 2026

Emails locked once sending starts

A campaign sends the email as it was when sending began, even if its template is edited mid-send, and a template still in use can no longer be deleted.

1.0.1 · October 13, 2026

Sequence overview with real numbers

The sequence overview shows its own created and updated dates, and the sent, open and click totals of its emails.

1.0.0 · October 9, 2026

PrimoCRM 1.0 on WordPress.org

The free plugin went live, with a send ledger that makes sure a server timeout never sends anyone the same email twice.

1.0.0 · October 9, 2026

WooCommerce lifetime value

Every contact carries their total spend, order count and last-order date, kept in sync from orders.

1.0.0 · October 9, 2026

CSV imports you can undo

Large imports keep going through dropped connections, and one click on Undo Import removes everything an import added.

See the full changelog on WordPress.org →

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