Which services does it support?
Fifteen: Telegram, Discord, Slack, Mastodon, Bluesky, Threads, Facebook Pages, Instagram (Business or Creator accounts), LinkedIn (your personal profile), Pinterest, Reddit, Tumblr, Flickr, self-hosted WordPress, and a webhook for Zapier, Make, n8n or your own script. Each has its own setup guide that tells you up front what the service asks for.
Do I need an account on your site to post?
No. You connect each service with your own account, keys or developer app, and Damla stores those credentials encrypted on your own board. Posts go straight from your server to each service; nothing is proxied through our servers, so we are never the party posting on your behalf.
What happens if I stop renewing?
Nothing stops working. The add-on keeps running exactly as before and no feature is disabled. You stop getting newer releases and support; every release published before your update period ended, and any security release, stays downloadable.
Will private or moderated content leak out?
No. Before any forum content is queued, Damla asks XenForo itself whether a logged-out visitor could open it, and it asks again at send time. Content a guest could not see is never published, and the queue records why it was skipped. Text hidden with other add-ons' BB codes is never copied.
Can it post my old threads?
Not your back catalogue. A rule posts a thread when it becomes visible: a new thread, one approved from the moderation queue, or an old thread restored after deletion, so restoring deleted threads can send them out (never to a channel that already has them). Other existing threads are not posted automatically; you can post one by hand with "Share to channels" on the thread page (this needs Damla's share permission). Queueing a back catalogue and evergreen reposting are not part of 2.0.
Is there a free version?
No. Damla is sold with a licence, and there is no free download. If a board has no valid licence key (none entered yet, or one that was refunded, revoked, transferred or registered to another domain), Damla keeps running in a limited mode: each post goes to one channel, only one rule runs (the first active rule in your rule list), and posts go out straight away, with no scheduling, delays or posting slots. A cancelled renewal does not put you in this mode.