Category: Paid Member Subscriptions

A membership plugin is primarily meant to allow users to sign up for subscription plans. It can also be an effective tool for marketing, monetization, content protection, all of this while building an online community. The challenge, however, is choosing the right membership plugin for your site. Due to the wide range of membership plugins […]

You should be sending more emails. That's something every marketer will preach about. And guess what, setting up membership email reminders is no different. It should be a top priority, because it can positively impact your revenue. That's because most of the times your site members have no idea about upcoming deadlines related to their […]

The Stripe plugin extends Paid Member Subscriptions allowing you to take payments directly on your store via Stripe’s API. Stripe is available in the United States, Canada, the UK, Australia, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, The Netherlands and more at What countries does Stripe support? So you can now accept credit card payments, both one-time and […]

Free and easy to use WordPress membership plugins are not a myth. Finding and getting started with them is simpler then you might think. Often website owners require visitors to sign up and become members of their platform before allowing access to the content. The solutions for WordPress users are a variety of membership plugins […]

Paid Member Subscriptions is our most recent free WordPress membership plugin, allowing you to accept member payments, create subscription plans and restrict access to premium content. Our focus with this plugin is to make it super straight forward to setup a fully functional membership site in 4 easy steps: Add your PayPal address in the […]

Sometimes, finding the right WordPress membership plugin can cause issues even for experienced developers. "A really steep learning curve" "Could not figure out how to set access levels" "Paid for the premium and got half ass support" "After activating this plugin, the speed of my site dropped dramatically" "Not developer friendly" These is all real […]