We love that WordPress development teams can expand their own products and develop new integrations for Paid Memberships Pro.
In this post, we share the most recent integrations that have been shared with our team. Perhaps one of these is the missing piece of functionality you have been hoping to add to your membership-driven business?
Depending on your membership site’s business model, you may want to charge members an additional fee based on the payment gateway. This approach can ensure that transaction fees don’t cut into profits. This article will explore three methods to adjust the membership pricing at checkout based on payment gateway.
The methods inlcude the following: Adding a Fixed Fee | Adding a Percentage % Fee | Adding a Fee by Level.
If you accept payments online or develop web apps that do, you may have noticed some new acronyms like “SCA”, “PSD2”, and “3DS2.0” floating around. As the world of online payments continues to evolve, new regulations and new technologies to support these regulations, become necessary to understand and comply with. This article aims to clarify what is changing with how you accept payments online.
One of the biggest requests we receive from our members and users alike is “I would like to use [insert payment gateway name]. Do you have an integration for it and if not can you develop it for me?”
Using Paid Memberships Pro in your selected payment gateway’s “testing/sandbox” mode allows you to test membership checkout without processing real payments. Sandbox mode requires unique credentials that vary based on the active payment gateway.
This post covers how to set up your test or sandbox account so that you can run tests on a membership checkout.
Appeal to the highest number of potential customers by offering credit card, PayPal and check/other payment methods at checkout.
This post covers our add ons that extend the checkout payment options and allow you to offer up to three unique payment methods.