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Membership Website Tips & Tricks

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WordPress based membership sites have certain requirements, and make use of certain applications that, in my experience, makes most of the popular hosting providers a poor choice.
Money$ense runs a financial wellness community on WordPress, BuddyBoss and MemberPress. MemberFix gave their members single sign-on into an outside benefits portal twice: over SAML with BenefitHub in March 2026,

1 – Introduction / Overview In this article you will learn how to integrate BuddyBoss with LearnDash LMS and publish a course based subscription app on the Apple App Store

Introduction In this article, you’ll learn how to automatically add new members to different spaces in your Circle community based on the membership they have paid for. With this, you

Learn how to easily remove access to Teachable based on Stripe subscriptions in an automated way by using Zapier.
Learn how to set up your commission structure in AffiliateWP with MemberPress, including for free trials and how to manually adjust commissions.
Would you like folks to be able to purchase your MemberPress products as a GIFT for somebody else? This tutorial will show you how to set it up!
Gabe Anderson bought All Healthcare Careers, a subscription exam-prep site. The market taught him something he didn’t fully grasp going in: a short training cycle builds churn into the business,
What a Kajabi to WordPress move costs, what you can export, and when members keep their saved cards. Sourced to Kajabi’s and Stripe’s own documentation, with a switching-cost calculator that
An online fitness membership offered members who canceled over price 40% off, but taking it meant a new checkout or an email to the founder. MemberFix built a one-click MemberPress
Updates and backups are half of membership site maintenance. The other half is testing that members can log in, buy, renew and reach their courses after every update. Includes a

New buyers: LearnDash now comes only inside the Nexcess plugin stack, at $350 per year for one site, up to $999 per year for up to 100 sites, as of

The HubSpot WordPress plugin’s feature list covers leads and contacts, not memberships. Pick a source of truth for each field, choose sync direction per field, and plan for companies and
A plain decision guide for associations weighing their AMS against WordPress: when to stay, when to move, what Wild Apricot, Glue Up and ClubExpress publish as prices, and what moves
True Charity’s theme was injecting random characters into MemberPress course lessons, and every new course needed a developer. We migrated the theme and built a master course template their own
Create a special page on your MemberPress site where the member will be able to change his Stripe payment information without logging in to the website.
Create a certification program people trust: SCTE’s Jeffrey Horne on starting with outcomes, testing real skills, checking demand, and finding who pays.
Find out which retry engine is running on your WordPress membership site (Stripe, WooCommerce Subscriptions or PayPal), which failures are never retried, and which fail silently. Includes a revenue-at-risk calculator.

AI will write a course on any topic you name, working only from what the model already knows. Chris Badgett, founder and CEO of LifterLMS, uses AI for online courses

This membership business needed to move 87,000 memberships off Restrict Content Pro, but with live subscriptions renewing almost every minute, closing the site for a standard migration was not an

Most membership businesses are built to deliver content. Latika Manaktala built hers around a harder problem: member accountability – whether members actually do the work. The gap between those two