Sumo Subscriptions is a rather terrible (IMO) subscriptions plugin for Wordpress / WooCommerce so it's almost inevitable you'll be removing it at some point. But like many bad things in life it's difficult to remove them completely and easily (....yes i'm referring to you Janet).

A Foxco client had switched to another recurring order / subscription service some time ago and yet these tables were clogging the database and metakeys were clogging the export files long after the plugin was deactivated and deleted.

I created this simple plugin to remove all traces of Sumo Subscriptions. Unlike Janet, you won't be seeing any trace of Sumo anymore after runnin this. However I do recommend running it a second time to remove any transients from this plugin itself, see image below.

Once you've done this uninstall and delete this plugin, you'll never need it again. That's how a good plugin should work, right?

Features:

• Two-step process: Scan first, then remove (prevents accidental deletion)
• Comprehensive scanning: Finds options, custom tables, post meta, and user meta with Sumo-related patterns
• Visual interface: Shows you exactly what will be removed before you commit
• Safety warnings: Reminds you to backup before removing data
• Confirmation required: Must check a box confirming you have a backup

How to use:

1. Upload the plugin file to /wp-content/plugins/
2. Activate it in WordPress admin
3. Go to Tools → Sumo Cleanup
4. Click "Scan Database" to see what Sumo data exists
5. Review the findings carefully
6. Backup your database (important!)
7. Check the confirmation box and click "Remove All Sumo Data"

The plugin looks for anything with patterns like "sumo", "sumome", "sumo_", etc. in your database and gives you a complete report before removing anything.

Let me know how it works for you. Click here or sumo wrestler pic below to download the plugin.

### 5. **Why Sumo & Product Feed Pro/Woosea Failed:**

- **No uninstall.php file** or hook registered
- **Left database tables** with potentially thousands of rows
- **Didn't remove cron jobs** (still trying to run!)
- **Left options/transients** cluttering wp_options
- **Forgot about meta data** on products/posts
- **Generated files** in uploads folder left behind

### The Ideal Plugin Structure:
```
my-plugin/
├── my-plugin.php          (main file)
├── uninstall.php          (cleanup code) ← THIS IS KEY
├── includes/
└── assets/