Verand Author Bio Pro puts a credentialed byline, a reviewer, a real author page and a connected schema graph on a WordPress site. One install, one settings screen, no developer.
One licence key, one site, billed annually. Your key arrives by email. There is no account and no dashboard to log in to.
Already a Verand customer? Check your plan first. It is included on Professional, Agency and Managed, and an add-on inside your existing subscription on Starter and Growth.
Two different five-year clocks apply to a Roth conversion, and only one of them decides whether your withdrawal is penalty free.
The conversion clock and the account clock are frequently discussed as if they were one rule. They are not. The account clock starts once, with your first Roth contribution of any kind. The conversion clock restarts with every conversion you make.
Each converted amount carries its own five-year window before the ten percent early distribution penalty stops applying, which is why the ordering of withdrawals matters more than the balance.
Two clocks means two questions, and the answers rarely land on the same date. The one that governs a given withdrawal depends on what you are withdrawing and when it entered the account.
Elena leads retirement income planning at Harbor & Vale, where she has written more than four hundred distribution plans for households entering their first decade of retirement. She holds the CFP marks and spent six years in tax practice before moving to advice.
Eighteen years of retirement income planning, and four hundred distribution plans written.
Reviews every tax article before publication. Twelve years in private practice before moving in house.
@idElena leads retirement income planning at Harbor & Vale, where she has written more than four hundred distribution plans for households entering their first decade of retirement. She holds the CFP marks and spent six years in tax practice before moving to advice.
A distribution plan that ignores the order of withdrawals is a tax plan written by accident.
Author-bio plugins append a small box to the end of a post. WordPress itself gives you an author archive with no bio, no credentials and no design. Neither is the surface a reader checks before deciding whether to trust advice about their money or their health.
hasCredentialThe page emits ProfilePage with the author's body of work in workExample.
Nothing here is a second purchase or a companion plugin.
WordPress gives you a bare author archive. The plugin replaces it with a page at /author/{slug}/ carrying a hero, long bio, experience, expertise, structured credentials, a pull quote, an editorial-standards statement and the author's recent articles.
A byline card with both roles, rendered from one PHP path whether it arrives as a block, a shortcode or an auto-inject. Labels are editable, so a medical site reads Medically reviewed by and a firm reads Legally reviewed by.
Person, Article, ProfilePage, Organization, WebSite, BreadcrumbList and FAQPage, cross referenced by @id. Reviewers map to editor, the slot that is valid on Article, and the editorial-process page attaches as publishingPrinciples.
Breadcrumb, FAQ, Table of Contents, Key Takeaways, Pillar Card and Citations. Each is a Gutenberg block and a native Elementor widget over one render path, so the markup and the schema never drift apart.
A deterministic configuration audit with a score out of 100. No crawl and no model call: it reads your real settings and content across trust pages, author signals, schema, crawlability and delivery. Every gap links to the setting that closes it.
Financial advisors, law firms, medical practices, accountants and real-estate sponsors. The reviewer workflow, the credential fields and the editorial-process wiring exist because those are the signals quality raters look for on this kind of content.
The E-E-A-T Health tab is the first thing the plugin shows. It is deterministic: no crawl, no model call, just your real settings and content. Every failing row links to the field that resolves it.
Six byline styles, six author-box styles and three avatar shapes, each with a live preview. The accent colour is read from the active theme, so the card looks like part of the site. The visible role labels are yours to write: Medically reviewed by, Legally reviewed by, Fact-checked by. The label changes the card, never the schema slot.
#1E5640detected from your themeThe block editor is switched off for author records, so adding a person is a focused profile form rather than a blank canvas asking you to choose a block. Guest authors need no WordPress login, which is what you want for a reviewer or an outside expert.
hasCredentialknowsAboutknowsAbouthasCredentialsameAsThe byline and the author box can inject automatically on posts, or be placed by hand. Writer, reviewer and contributors are set in the document sidebar, and the reviewer can resolve on its own from the strategy you picked.
Most manual setups put the reviewer in reviewedBy. It is not valid on Article and it fails Google's Rich Results test. The plugin uses editor, keeps the display label separate from the schema slot, and links people by @id rather than as strings.
hasCredential from the credentials repeater on the authorknowsAbout from the expertise field, kept separate from the visible pillseditor from the reviewer, whatever the label sayspublishingPrinciples from your editorial-process pagecitation from the Citations block, in either editordateModified from the same field that prints the meta barThe plugin is written to complement what is already installed rather than compete with it.
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Buy it for a WordPress site on its own, or add it to the Verand subscription you already have. The higher Verand plans include it.
Billed annually, which is how the WordPress plugin market works. Updates and the licence server included. One licence key, one seat per site.
On Professional, Agency and Managed it is already included, so buying it here would be paying twice. On Starter and Growth it is an add-on inside the subscription you already have, at the interval you already pay, and it lands on your existing invoice rather than making a second one. Each unit covers two sites.
Bought it here and subscribed to Verand later? On Professional and above the licence is absorbed automatically: the unused part of the year is refunded, the standalone renewal stops, and the key you already have keeps working, so the WordPress sites using it never need touching.
An included licence covers exactly the sites the plan covers. Prices are USD.
Your author becomes a Person node carrying jobTitle, knowsAbout, hasCredential, sameAs and worksFor, and the article links to it by @id rather than as a plain string. Your reviewer becomes a second Person node linked as Article.editor. We deliberately use editor and not reviewedBy, which is not valid on Article and fails Google's Rich Results test.
Standalone it is $139 a year for one site, paid annually. You get a licence key and the zip, and the key activates that site against the licence server. Deactivating a site frees its seat and keeps the key, so moving to a new host or a new domain never burns the cap. If you are already on Verand it is included on Professional, Agency and Managed across every site those plans cover, and an add-on at $15 a month or $139 a year on Starter and Growth, where each unit covers two sites.
No. There is one purchase route standalone and one entitlement route inside Verand, and nothing on this page is gated behind a trial period.
No. In the default Integrate mode the plugin injects your author, reviewer, contributor, credential and editorial-principles data into Yoast's or Rank Math's existing graph, so you end up with one enriched Article node. Standalone mode emits the full graph only when no SEO plugin manages schema, or when you choose it in Settings, Schema and SEO.
No. Authors are guest profiles by default, which suits reviewers and outside experts who should never touch your dashboard. You can link a profile to a real WordPress user to inherit their details, or import your existing users as authors in one click.
Yes. The reviewer label is editable and it updates the visible card and the schema together. Contributor roles can be renamed and extended too: editor, fact-checker, researcher, illustrator, photographer, translator.
Natively. Every element, the Author Card, Author Box, Breadcrumb, FAQ, Table of Contents, Key Takeaways, Pillar Card and Citations, is registered as a real Elementor widget under a Verand category and runs the same render and schema path as the Gutenberg block.
Your pages keep rendering. A licence check never runs on the front end, so a slow or unreachable licence server cannot affect a visitor's page load. A lapsed licence withholds updates and shows an admin notice. Re-subscribing reactivates the same key, so your sites never have to be re-entered.
WordPress 5.8 or newer and PHP 7.4 or newer, with PHP 8.0 or newer recommended. The plugin is delivered as a zip from your dashboard with its own update channel, so it is installed the way any plugin is.
It is built for them, but any site that cares about author credibility benefits. The signals simply matter more where a licence, a fiduciary duty or a professional reputation is attached to the byline.
Your authors, your credentials, your editorial process, rendered and structured on your own site. One licence key per site, and deactivating a site frees its seat and keeps the key.
Billed annually, one site per licence. Your key arrives by email, and there is no account to create.
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