Jeg PayPal Paywall & Content Subscriptions System

Many content sites want to charge for their best material but have no simple way to hold it back. This plugin adds a paywall to your WordPress site so that selected posts or pages are limited to paying subscribers. Visitors who are not subscribed can still see a short summary of the content, which gives them a reason to sign up.

Payments run through PayPal, a gateway used in many countries, so readers abroad can subscribe too. Because the plugin works with WooCommerce and WooCommerce-compatible themes, it fits into an existing store or blog. Recurring payments support ongoing subscription plans, and the backend controls cover subscriptions, content restrictions and payment settings in one place.

Features

• Content restriction with teasers: Limit access to premium content while showing a summary to visitors who have not subscribed, so they can see what they would get.
• Recurring subscription plans: Create membership plans with recurring payments, so subscribers are billed on a repeating basis for continued access to your premium content.
• PayPal payments: Accept payments through PayPal, a widely used gateway, which makes it practical to sell subscriptions to an international audience.
• WooCommerce compatibility: Built as a WooCommerce extension that works with WooCommerce-compatible themes, so it can sit inside an existing WordPress site.
• Paywall per post or page: Turn the paywall on for individual posts or pages, which lets you decide exactly which content is free and which is paid.
• Simple backend management: Manage subscriptions, content restrictions and payment settings from intuitive backend controls that do not call for technical expertise.
• Responsive and Retina ready: The front-end display adapts to different screen sizes and works with high-resolution Retina screens, so the paywall looks right on phones, tablets and desktops.
• Use on client sites: Commercial rights are included, so agencies and developers can use the plugin on multiple client sites.

Best for

• Bloggers who want to charge for premium articles
• Digital publishers and news portals selling subscriptions
• Agencies building paid-content sites for clients