In reply to Eman.

Just one use case that comes to mind: Imagine someone building a website for their business. They need an WooCommerce extension – it will play a crucial role on their site. They’re looking for stability, security, and prompt support.

These labels could help that person determine whether an extension is going to do what they need both now and in the future.

A label alone doesn’t guarantee anything. But it can be useful when choosing between similar plugins. You’ll be able to better understand whether it’s a commercial product or more of a hobby for its developer.