24 guides covering everything from first setup to advanced configuration.
Turn WordPress into a full membership site: unlimited levels, page, post, category, file and folder protection, drip content, paid levels through your own Stripe account, and a th…
Read →Create a level, protect some content, add members, make a login page and test it as a visitor. Five steps and your membership site is live.
Read →A level is a named access group. Content is protected for levels, members hold levels, and a member can hold several at once. Expiry, open registration and per level redirects all…
Read →Three ways to protect content: one item at a time in the editor, in bulk across a content type, or a whole category. Protection reaches the REST API, feeds, archives and comments …
Read →Upload files into a sealed folder the web server refuses to serve directly, hand them out with a shortcode, or protect an entire folder under your site root with one rule.
Read →Unlock content a set number of days after each member joined, so a course releases week by week on its own. The clock starts at each member's own join date, including imported mem…
Read →Add, search, cancel, reactivate, expire and export members. Members are ordinary WordPress users, so nobody is ever locked into the plugin.
Read →Four shortcodes and four pages give you a complete member area: log in, a members home, an account page and a join page, with a spam trap and per level redirects built in.
Read →Connect your own Stripe account and you can put a price on any level. The money goes straight to you, we add no fee, and none of it appears until you connect.
Read →Set a price, a currency, how often it recurs and an optional free trial. Members join with the same shortcode as a free level, and the account is created before the payment on pur…
Read →A failed renewal never locks anybody out. Access comes from Stripe's confirmation, members get their own billing page, and only a genuine cancellation or a full refund removes a l…
Read →Every order in one list, and a daily comparison against Stripe that fixes drift in both directions, writes down every change, and refuses to mass revoke access.
Read →Three steps carry levels, protection rules and every member across, with original ids and join dates intact, then a verification step puts the old counts next to the new ones befo…
Read →Keep your old shortcodes, PHP functions, hooks and REST endpoint working after the switch, manage the API keys they use, and retire the old plugin's tables by renaming rather than…
Read →Every setting explained: what a non member sees, login and redirect rules, colour schemes, uninstall behaviour, the danger zone, and the read only Diagnostics report.
Read →The seven shortcodes: protect a block, show the inverse to non members, log in, register, an account page, a protected download and the member's name.
Read →The AI Helper bubble sits on every screen and reads your site's real numbers, so it answers with figures rather than instructions. It also builds: a level, a members area, or a tw…
Read →A level action is one sentence: when a member is added to X, add them to A, B and C. That is how a bundle hands out its parts, how a trial ends, and how an upgrade moves somebody …
Read →You do not need Stripe to sell a level. Switch on the marketplace you sell through, paste its key, map the product to your levels, and every sale, rebill, refund and cancellation …
Read →Both are detected automatically when they are active on the same site, with nothing to connect. New members go on a list tagged by level, and membership events can drive any bridg…
Read →Two views of the same person. The raxm_profile shortcode gives members their own page of everything they hold and everything it unlocks. The side panel gives you their whole story…
Read →Grant levels from any payment system, react to every membership change, filter access programmatically, and read the family payment hook that fires on every real sale, renewal and…
Read →Why a lapsed licence never locks your content, and the fastest fix for the problems that actually come up: visible protected pages, folder protection on nginx, missing Payments ta…
Read →Do you take a cut, do card details touch my site, what happens when a card fails, can members cancel themselves, and what happens to my members if my licence lapses.
Read →Every plugin documented here works alongside the others, managed from one ResultsAiX Hub.