MemberPress

Pros: It offers a full-function membership platform with a wide variety of integrations and a responsive support team.

Cons: Organizational memberships are not as easy to administer as they could be and the integration with MailChimp doesn't sync changes to email addresses.

Pros: You can connect paypal or stripe and simply start running your academy in some minutes

Cons: If you want to control the purchase process or tweak the membership levels or change something out the box, you need to learn the system and put some codes

Pros: * Functionality * Easy to use * Support * Regular updates * Fairly priced.

Cons: The lack of 24/7 chat support. (managed by humans and not by bots.)

Pros: The knowledge base, documentation, help videos, and support team are great. Almost every use case has been documented.

Cons: Requires a lot of customizations, add-ons, and plugins to get it to work exactly for my use case.

Pros: It was very easy to set up and integrate with LearnDash and BuddyBoss.

Cons: I haven't used it enough to really find any flaws, I think that it is a good tool.

Pros: This is the best tool to make a membership website where we can restrict content based on different user roles. It has all the features and functionalities that is needed to make a membership website. Ready launch feature is something that makes the life easier by letting us to launch the course in just one click.

Cons: No cons as such, More options to include local payment methods would help.

Pros: It looks great out of the box with tidy and well-designed pages, and has all the functionality you'll ever need.

Cons: I would like it to have a deeper integration with Learndash.

Pros: easy to build an online course and link up to payment methods

Cons: I think the setting menus is not easy to read.

Pros: One standout aspect of MemberPress is the seamless integration with WordPress. As someone familiar with the WordPress ecosystem, I appreciated how effortlessly MemberPress integrated into my existing website, making setup and configuration a breeze. The flexibility and control over membership levels and content restrictions are the true gems of MemberPress. This level of customisation helps me to offer personalized and exclusive content to different membership levels, catering to the diverse needs of my audience.

Cons: While MemberPress offers robust functionality, one area I believe could benefit from improvement is the design and customization options. Although MemberPress provides basic styling options, I would appreciate more advanced customization features to align the membership site's appearance with my brand's unique aesthetics. Having more design flexibility would allow me to create a truly immersive and visually appealing experience for my members.

Pros: The easy setup.A good overview of what content has what access.Easy to create new rules and content restrictions.Easy install in WordPress.Easy installation of addons.

Cons: The integration with Elementor is not fluent. Several functions disrupt the design or CSS when activated. For example, if blocking one menu item to one customer level, all following elements shift to the next line.

Pros: It is really easy and runs itself. The customer service is really fast and always helps answer my question / fix my problem

Cons: There isn't an option for you to limit the amount of time people can pause their memberships for. This has a big impact on the sales.

Pros: Setting up memeberships and create rules to allow specific access is fast and easy.

Cons: Using custom CSS in lessons post type is not intuitive and need code editing.

Pros: I can't express how amazing Memberpress is in terms of how easy it is to setup your membership. I got a membership set up in a couple days without any issues.

Cons: I don't like that I had to get a separate license for the affiliate platform.

Pros: I love how easy the setup was and I felt comfortable knowing that I had a responsive support team all along the way.

Cons: The price was a lot for a small team of 1. It was fair relative to other things in the market but I hadn’t budgeted spending this much when looking to set up a membership platform.

Pros: Really great product. Works perfect for a project we are developing currently

Cons: Slightly expensive product however seems to be the best on the market

Pros: 1. Ability to create different membership plans.2. Ability to regulate content delivery3. easy integration

Cons: Make it available for non-WordPress sites.

Pros: Our volunteer IT team at our nonprofit noted how easy it was to set up. We have been using it for over a year and are very pleased.

Cons: We don't have anything negative to say. It's been a great experience.

Pros: This program runs seamlessly in the background

Cons: Nothing really. We have not experienced any issues.

Pros: It's very easy and fast to create amazing courses for my community, having everything in one place is very efficient and amazing !

Cons: I wish I could integrate larger format videos (very heavy files) directly in memberpress when creating my courses

Pros: Powerful and flexible. Relatively easy to set up and maintain.

Cons: Some features are a few extra clicks deep

Pros: Lo que me gusta de Memberpress es que tiene muchas funciones que me ayudan a gestionar las membresías de mis suscriptores en una página de WordPress.

Cons: Lo que no me gusta es que la licencia es cara y es necesario renovarla cada año de lo contrario no puedes gestionar tus membresias.

Pros: Me gusta la cantidad de funcionalidades que tiene, como poder personalizar cada membresía por separado, hasta e mail o incluso la landing page de gracias.

Cons: El precio es lo que menos me gusta, algo inflado de precio y las traducciones al español, o no existen o son malas. Hay que buscar alternativas para traducir todo.

Pros: Es un plugin perfecto para wordpress que utilizamos en una de las empresas del grupo para crear un sitio de membresía y poder vender cursos de formación. Llevamos mucho tiempo con él y estamos encantados

Cons: Cumple perfectamente con lo que buscamos, no tiene nada que no nos guste