How to Create Subscription Packs
To create a subscription pack, navigate to –
WordPress Dashboard → User Frontend → Subscription → Add Subscription
- Enter your subscription plan name and plan summary.
- Include the billing amount and the validity of the pack. You can choose a day, week, month, or year in case of expiry.
- WPUF offers you recurring payments while creating a subscription pack. Enable this option if you want to set recurring payments for this pack. It will provide you with some new options for the recurring payment.
- You can also stop the billing cycle if you want. If you don’t want to stop the cycle, select Never. To enable the trial period, check the trial box. You can set the trial amount to be paid by the user for the trial period.
- Now, specify the trial period. Enter the number of days, week, month, or year. You can also enable post-number rollback. If enabled, the number of posts will be restored if the post is deleted.
Finally, click on the publish button to create the subscription pack.
You can enable post expiration if you want to expire post after a certain amount of time. To do so check the Enable Post Expiration box.
This will enable some new settings. You have to specify the post-expiration time and the post status after the post expires.
You can also notify users when a post expires. To do so, check the Send Mail option.
Now, enter the message you want to send the user in the Post Expiration Message field. You can specify the number of posts you are giving away with this subscription pack. If you want to provide unlimited posts, enter ‘-1’ in the number of posts field.
You can also set the number of pages and custom CSS. For unlimited value, enter ‘-1’.
Also, you can decide how many posts a user can set as featured. But remember, the feature post will depend on your website theme and design.
Subscription Packs on Frontend
To view the created subscription packs on the front end, visit the Subscription page.
Shortcode for creating the subscription page: “[wpuf_sub_pack]”.
