paid memberships pro

Features of the Member RSS Addon Create Member-Specific RSS Feeds for Paid Memberships Pro. View your RSS feeds on the Membership Account page. Add or remove as many RSS feed links as you want. Installation Upload the pmpro-member-rss directory to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory of your...

Using the Member Network Sites Add On, you can allow a member to purchase one or more sites as part of membership. Once configured, the member can purchase membership at the network’s main site (the primary domain of the network) and specify the “Site Name” and “Site Title” for their new site on...

How it Works The Member Homepages add on allows you to assign a homepage for each membership level (or specific levels only). Now you can use your site’s homepage as a true “sales” page for your membership offerings, and design an alternate landing page or “member dashboard” page for each...

This plugin adds a Membership History section to the user profile, allowing you to view (in one place) all the membership levels held by the specific user. The history view is visible to admins only. Installation Upload the ‘pmpro-member-history’ directory to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’...

This plugin creates 2 shortcodes for a Member Directory and Member Profile pages, which can be defined in Memberships > Page Settings of the WordPress admin. Enhance your membership site with a public or members-only searchable directory and customizable member profile pages. Shortcode...

Installation PMPro Plus members can install the add on from the Memberships > Add Ons admin page. Or, download the plugin and upload the ‘pmpro-member-badges’ directory to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory of your site. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress. Assigning...

This add on has two key uses: It allows you to lock a specific user from making changes to their membership level (including selecting a new level if they currently do not have a level). This may be useful for problem members that repeatedly purchase and cancel membership. Additionally, you...

Inspired by sites like the New York Times, which limits users to 5-10 monthly article views before redirecting users to a paywall. The plugin sets a cookie for each visitor to track their views per month. This means that (just like the NYTimes sites) it is incredibly easy to circumvent this...

The default Paid Memberships Pro Membership Levels page is a table layout. Some membership pricing is better displayed NOT in a table – so we’ve just released an add on plugin that loads your membership levels in a DIV layout then each Membership Levels’ details in a ul layout, and also includes...

The default PMPro Membership Levels page displays in a table layout. This plugin changes your levels page layout to use a DIV for each level. If you are using the PMPro Level Cost Text add on, it will use that text for the generated price sentence. Alternately, it will just use the automatically...