Create multiple levels of access all within one site – including Public access so you can charge an amount suitable for those higher level content distributions.
Control the flow of information from a "Free Trial" to that first paid-level membership to keep your members enticed and wanting to know more.
Whether you're building a new site or using an exising WordPress site, you can turn your WordPress site to a membership site within minutes.
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Customize the type of membership you want to offer for your site: "Free", "Trial", "Paid", or any combination of all three. It's your choice!
Integrate any popular shopping cart system into your site, including: PayPal, ClickBank, Stripe, Cydec, Infusionsoft, and many other major payment providers.
Provide a number of customer service options, such as viewing members' registration status, membership level, and other details.
We're constantly adding new features to expand the way you can use WordPress and WishList Member to further grow and enhance your membership site.
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