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You opened your email and there it is. Stripe is closing your account, freezing your balance, or pausing payouts pending a review. The first thing your brain does is run the math on the renewals that are about to fail. The second thing it does is panic.
Before you reply to Stripe, before you Google “Stripe alternatives,” and before you write a frantic post in our Sl...
You did not start your membership site so you could one day shut it down. But here you are, looking at a slowing renewal report, an inbox you can’t keep up with, or a calendar that doesn’t have room for one more “content batch” weekend. Closing the business is on the table, and you want to do it the right way.
A clean wind-down protects three things at once: your me...
When a recurring payment fails, many site owners expect one of two things: the member is canceled immediately, or Paid Memberships Pro retries the charge until it goes through. Neither is how the system actually works.
When a payment fails, your gateway is in charge of what happens next. The gateway retries the charge, notifies the customer, and eventually decides w...
Paid Memberships Pro can show a teaser excerpt to non-members when restricted content is blocked. By default, when the Show Excerpts to Non-Members? setting is turned on, it applies globally. Every restricted post on your site shows an excerpt regardless of post type.
If your site has a mix of post types (blog posts, a custom “Movies” library, course l...
People keep coming back to the things that make them feel like they are getting somewhere. A streak. A badge. A bar that fills up a little more each time. None of that is new: game designers have used the same mental shortcuts for decades.
What is new is how easy it has become to bring those same patterns into a membership site.
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