I have looked at the reviews for other scripts offered by this developer and now better understand my mistake. The scripts are only half-finished. I have opened a request with Envato because there is clearly a problem. The scripts are not completed, and when you point this out to him, he says he will not make the modifications—unless I give 5 stars. I have been a member here for 11 years, I have purchased more than 500 items on Envato, and I have never seen so much bad faith. So the developer can say that I am mean, that I am in bad faith... I invite you to look at all his other developments; the reviews speak for themselves.

The author claims that I am asking for modifications. This is not the case. If you purchase this script, I invite you to verify my statements: You can disable features, however, the user will still see the features on their page (image, Voice over...) and will also have an active counter on these supposedly disabled features. Moreover, in the pricing tool, there will still be a reference to the disabled features... so professional? The author will write that I am blackmailing, but if I am wrong, why not say that I am telling lies? This is not the case... I am not talking about adding features; I am talking about a BUG that the author refuses to correct.
I am not asking for free support; I have paid for it. I am not asking for customization, but simply for things to be completed.
Isn't it normal to ask for a finished product? The author tells me the script is not expensive, but I am not the one setting the purchase price.

I think we need to pause and be realistic, perhaps overwhelmed by the requests. But if I ask you why, when I disable an option (image or VoiceOver), it still appears in the purchase options and is considered a customization request... you can answer however you like, just answer the question...