5 Best WordPress Membership Plugins in 2024

Membership websites allow marketers, bloggers, and businesses to restrict content, create subscription-based membership levels, build forums, and even incorporate a paywall. To build a successful membership website, you’ll need a good membership plugin. Here we look at the 5 Best WordPress Membership Plugins in 2024!

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Timestamps ⏰
00:00 Intro
00:46 MemberPress
01:36 Paid Memberships Pro
02:12 Wishlist Member
03:02 Member Mouse
03:42 Restrict Content Pro
04:18 Our Favorite
05:13 Outro

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[jasne]

Which one is the most lightweight of them?

[souperyummie]

it wud have been better with a comparison chart. btw how many users do they support on the free version?

[CuzWilsonShow]

I am interested in Wishlist. Your video says pricing starts at $99, but their website says $149.50... Is there a discount code I need?

[Lida]

It's sad that you focus only on PAID MEMBERSHIP websites here. There are literally hundreds of thousands of non-profit membership groups out there, ranging from scout troops top church groups to community bands to class reunion groups to ... well, you name it. In any community, there will be hundreds of these groups, and the things they all have in common are (a) they operate on a shoestring because their goal is not profit or greed; (b) almost all participants are volunteers; some may dues, but if so, they are minimal.These groups cannot afford hundreds of dollars a month for one of these plugins; (c) they need a way to track their memberships, allow restricted access, roles management, member directories, etc. The Ultimate Member plugin does a lot of this, but it is crazy obtuse to learn. How about a review of ways that non-profit groups can track THEIR memberships? Thanks.

[Joker-Leto]

damnn you look so cute.. looking at you i get flashback to my childhood days when reading leprechaun stories.