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Hello Envato Community,
I am seeking feedback and clarification regarding the review and rejection process for my plugin “Brikpanel,” which I have submitted to Codecanyon four times. Each submission has resulted in a hard reject, and after the latest attempt, I received a warning from a reviewer stating that further submissions could result in a ban on my account.
I am struggling to understand the reasoning behind these decisions. My plugin introduces features that are not present in any other WooCommerce dashboard or analytics plugin, such as real-time cart tracking, live visitor monitoring, a Shopify-style orders panel, and an instant “ka-ching” sound notification for new sales. I have invested significant effort into documentation, interface design, and even provided a live demo for reviewers.
What I find especially confusing is that, just 11 days ago, the following plugin was accepted in the exact same category:
https://codecanyon.net/item/duos-product-tabs/58323996
This “product tabs” plugin is functionally much simpler and similar plugins are available for free on WordPress.org. In contrast, my product provides unique, advanced analytics and admin features that do not exist in the WooCommerce ecosystem (free or paid).
I have also received positive feedback from WooCommerce store owners and communities (including Woo Facebook groups and Slack channels), who find my plugin highly valuable and innovative. Yet I have not received any actionable feedback or a clear reason for rejection from the review team.
Could someone from the Envato team, or the community, please clarify:
- What specific criteria is causing my plugin to be hard rejected?
- Why are simpler and less original plugins (such as the product tabs example above) being accepted, while more innovative and feature-rich plugins are not?
- Is there a way to receive actual, actionable feedback so I can improve my product and contribute to the marketplace, rather than being threatened with a ban?
Thank you for your attention. I genuinely want to contribute high-quality solutions to the Envato community, but the current process feels inconsistent and discouraging.
Any advice or transparency from reviewers, staff, or fellow authors would be much appreciated.
Best regards,
Salih