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# Activate your license

Activation connects the plugin to your subscription so you can create plans and generate articles.

## 1. Get your license key

Copy your license key from your account at [**keywordrush.com/panel**](https://www.keywordrush.com/panel). It looks like this:

```
XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX
```

## 2. Activate

1. In the WordPress admin sidebar, open **Too Much Niche → License**.
2. Under **Enter license key**, paste your key (use the **Paste** button, or paste it manually).
3. Click **Activate**.

That's it — the plugin connects to your subscription and unlocks.

![The Enter license key card with the key field and Activate button](/files/e1Yqj57iRIN0YXpM7Fwl)

## What you'll see

Once active, the **License status** card shows your **Plan**, renewal date, the **site** this license is activated on, and your monthly credit usage — e.g. *“X used · Y remaining.”* This information is fetched live from KeywordRush.

## Next

You're ready to build. Head to the [**Quickstart**](/getting-started/quick-start.md) to create your first site.

Need to move the license to another site, deactivate it, or fix a lapsed subscription? See [**Manage your license**](/account-and-licensing/manage-license.md).


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