Pie Register Stripe

Sites that charge for membership usually need two steps: sign someone up, then collect payment. Pie Register Stripe joins them in one workflow. It works as an add-on to the Pie Register registration plugin and uses the Stripe payment gateway, so a visitor can register and pay on the same form without leaving your site or blog.

You set a predefined payment amount on the registration form, and the add-on handles the rest. Login access can be held back until the payment is confirmed, which keeps gated content and premium features limited to paying users. Email notifications go out for pending and completed payments, so members know where their transaction stands. Multiple currencies are supported.

Features

• Payment fields on signup forms: Add payment fields straight to your Pie Register registration form so users can pay for their membership at the moment they sign up.
• Predefined payment amounts: Set the amount on the form ahead of time, so every new member is charged the membership or registration fee you chose.
• Stripe payment gateway: Payments are processed through Stripe, a widely used gateway, so one-time fees are collected directly through your WordPress site or blog.
• Login held until payment: Restrict login access until payment is successfully completed, so premium content and features stay available only to users who have paid.
• Pending and completed emails: Automated email notifications go out for both pending and completed payments, keeping users informed about the status of their transaction.
• API descriptions per form: Users can enter a unique API description for each form, which gives each transaction more clarity and makes record-keeping easier.
• Multiple currency support: The add-on supports multiple currencies, which helps when your members or event attendees pay from different countries.
• Setup made for WordPress: The add-on is built specifically for WordPress and needs minimal technical expertise to set up and manage alongside Pie Register.

Best for

• Membership sites that charge a one-time signup fee
• Sites with gated content or premium user access
• Event organizers selling tickets through registration forms