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WordPress.com Business Now Supports Plugins and Third-Party Themes
Get access to email and social media tools, ecommerce, custom themes, and more.
Mark Armstrong
For many years, WordPress.com has been a simple way for people to create their own beautiful WordPress website in minutes.
But that simplicity came with a tradeoff — WordPress.com did not offer built-in support for the thousands of third-party plugins and themes that helped make WordPress the world's largest and most open web publishing platform.
Now, we've made a significant change to the WordPress.com Business plan: you can access and add third-party plugins and themes built by the WordPress community. It's the simplicity, speed, and expert support that you've always loved about WordPress.com, plugged in.
People love WordPress because it is totally customizable. With support for plugins and third-party themes, WordPress.com Business users will be able to connect their sites to great email and social media tools, ecommerce solutions, publishing and subscription services, and more.
This is a big step for us, and there's a lot more work to do — over the coming weeks and months, we're going to be working with partners and developers to help make the experience even easier for you to install and use these plugins and themes on WordPress.com.
And every WordPress.com Business user gets real-time concierge support – live chat with one of our Happiness Engineers and we can help you make the most of these new features.
WordPress is the world's most popular web platform, and we're proud to keep this community growing and thriving. Thanks for your continued support.

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