WP Tasty VS WP Recipe Maker

Yes, you can purchase multiple WordPress support and maintenance plans either all at once or add them individually over time. This works great if you manage several sites or need different support levels. If you have questions about setting up multiple plans, just contact their support team for help.

No, you can't transfer a maintenance plan from one website to another. However, you can cancel your current plan and sign up for a new one for the other site.

If you need help with the process or have specific questions about switching sites, just contact their support team and they'll walk you through it.

No. While the plugin has complex features, you don't have to use them immediately. When you install it, there is an "Onboarding Wizard" that walks you through the basic setup in about two minutes. Even if you stick to the default templates and standard settings, it is very user-friendly.

Absolutely. The free version is surprisingly generous. It handles all the essential SEO metadata (so you will rank in Google), provides a mobile-responsive recipe card, and allows for basic customization. You should only upgrade when you need advanced features like automatic nutrition calculations or user star ratings.

WP Recipe Maker is coded to be lightweight. It only loads its scripts on pages where a recipe actually exists. It is generally considered one of the faster recipe plugins on the market. However, using very large, unoptimized images in your recipe cards will slow down your site—but that is an image issue, not a plugin issue.