If you are building or running a membership site, you will quickly encounter a wide range of terms that are often used inconsistently. While many of these concepts are common across the membership industry, how they are implemented can vary significantly between platforms and plugins.

This glossary defines common membership site terms and explains <...

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If you use PayPal Express to accept payments on your membership site, you may have questions about what the PMPro 3.7.1 update means for you. The short answer: your existing payments are not going anywhere. But there are important changes underway that are worth understanding.

Here is a full breakdown of what changed, why it happened, and what is co...

Paid Memberships Pro supports full translation of its frontend pages and admin screens into any language, but membership level details, the name, description, and confirmation message, are stored in your site’s database. That means standard translation plugins cannot hand...

When a member joins your site, Paid Memberships Pro sets their membership start date to the day of checkout. For most sites, that works well. But if you deliver content on a day-by-day schedule, like a fitness program, a self-guided course, a 30-day challenge, new members joining mid-week will be out of sync with everyone else in the program.

This c...