This is a sandbox. Everything in it is made up, and everyone shares it.
You are looking at a pretend plugin company called Acme Audio, running Seatlock on its own WooCommerce shop. The products, the customers, the licence keys and the machines are all invented. Click anything.
Sign in
| Address | demo.seatlocklicense.com/wp-admin/ |
| Username | demo |
| Password | seatlock-demo |
Then open Seatlock in the left-hand menu.
What to look at
- Licences — every key ever issued, who owns it, what it unlocks, and what it has been used on. Keys are stored hashed and shown once, so what you see here is the mask, which is all any screen ever gets.
- Machines — the seats in use, when each was last seen, and the button that frees one.
- Subscriptions — what an All Access customer is entitled to today, and what happens the day they stop paying.
- Products — “what a purchase issues”: every purchasable thing beside the licence it hands out, with anything selling without one flagged in red.
- Audit — every activation, refusal and administrative action, with the reason.
- Overview — the health panel an operator checks first.
What you cannot do here, and why
The demo account is a shop manager, not an administrator. It can read every Seatlock screen and use the day-to-day actions, but it cannot rotate the signing keys, register a release key, or change the settings. That is not a demo restriction bolted on — it is how Seatlock ships. The actions that could break every copy of a product you have already sold need an administrator, and the screens hide what the server would refuse anyway.
Installing plugins, editing files and managing users are switched off here, because the login is shared.
It resets every night
At 02:17 UTC the whole database goes back to the state you are looking at now. Nothing you type here survives, so please do not put anything real into it — and if a previous visitor has left a mess, it will be gone tomorrow.