The best WordPress subscription plugin for you is the one that handles recurring billing with the payment gateways your members use, restricts content by plan, and lets members manage their own subscriptions. For membership sites, that usually means a full…
Six ways to stop members sharing one login on a WordPress membership site, from a one-session limit to team pricing, with the effect each has on honest members.
The best digital products to sell are the ones you create once and deliver automatically: eBooks, online courses, templates, printables, stock photos and videos, software, fonts, music and membership access. They have no inventory or shipping costs, so most of…
Restrict Content Pro suits you if you want an easy plugin with a free version to start a membership site, while MemberPress suits you if you need advanced access rules and a built-in course builder. Restrict Content Pro is now…
Good membership site examples include Food Blogger Pro, Scott’s Bass Lessons, KelbyOne, Codecademy and Going. Each one charges a recurring fee for something people can’t get for free elsewhere: a course library, coaching, a community, deals or premium content. Below…
The best WordPress LMS setup depends on what you sell. LearnDash, Tutor LMS, LearnPress and Thrive Apprentice build the courses themselves, with lessons, quizzes and certificates. A membership plugin like Ultimate Membership Pro adds the business layer: it sells course…
Membership site software is a tool that lets you sell access to content, take recurring payments and manage members from one place. To pick one, check your platform, ease of use, security, themes, integrations, content restriction, community features and payment…
Six ways to make a WordPress site private, from hiding one page to a members-only site, with what each method can and can't do.
You can create a membership website for free by pairing a free WordPress install with free hosting, a free subdomain, a free theme and a free membership plugin. The catch is that free tools come with limits, such as unstable…
To create a paid membership WordPress site, you set a goal and a plan, choose WordPress as your platform, and install a membership plugin that sells Memberships, takes recurring payments and restricts content to paying members. With the right plugin,…
