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Question Check Addon Products licence status via CLI

AK_learner

Basic Pleskian
Server operating system version
Windows Server, Ubuntu, CentOS, AlmaLinux, RockyLinux
Plesk version and microupdate number
18.0.75 #1
Dear Pleskians & @IgorG

How can I check the addon products Licence status via CLI?

Like we can use the plesk bin keyinfo -l command to list out the licence details:
keyinfo: License Key Properties

Please suggest.
 
There isn’t a single universal CLI command equivalent to plesk bin keyinfo -l that lists all addon/extension license details, because most “addon products” are installed as Plesk Extensions and licensing is often managed inside each extension.

1) Check main Plesk license (base product)
Code:
plesk bin keyinfo -l

2) List installed extensions (addons)
Code:
plesk bin extension --list

3) Check if a specific extension supports license/status via its own CLI
Code:
plesk bin extension --help
plesk bin extension --exec <extension-name> -- --help

Example pattern:
Code:
plesk bin extension --exec <extension-name> -- <command>

4) If the “addon” is actually a Plesk component (not an extension)
Code:
plesk bin pleskconf --list

If you share the addon name(s) (e.g. Imunify, Acronis, WP Toolkit, Dr.Web, etc.) or paste the output of:
Code:
plesk bin extension --list
I can provide the exact CLI command(s) to check that addon’s license/status (if supported by that addon).
 
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