Paid Memberships Pro

Everyone nods when you say “you need a CRM.” But if you stop and ask “a CRM for what?” the room gets quiet. Most online debates about CRMs are really people talking past each other, because the acronym is doing the work of four very different jobs at once. Before you buy anything, name the one job you actually need. That answer usually decides everything else.

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Depending on your membership site, you may want to keep older content reserved for the members who were already around when you published it. This is a common need for serial content, private communities, or any site that wants to reward long-time members instead of handing new signups the whole backlog at once.

This code recipe hides member-only posts and pages pub...

If your membership includes an upsell you handle personally, you already have more information about your leads than you are using. Every checkout answer, every visit to your pricing or checkout page, and every membership status sitting in your WordPress database can tell you who is close to buying and who still needs a nudge.

This code recipe turns that information...

Some artists arrive at their calling in a studio. Christina Hohenwarter found hers on a bicycle.

In 2017, she set off on a months-long cycling trip through Southern Europe. What started as an escape from “the system” became the thing that now anchors everything she makes: a sense of freedom. Later travels took her backpacking as far as Colombia, where the landscapes...

Some membership sites need to limit signups to users with an approved email domain. For example, you might only want members with a company, university, or organization email address to register.

This recipe restricts membership checkout in Paid Memberships Pro to a list of approved email domains that you define.

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