Paid Member Subscriptions Global Content Restriction

Restricting content post by post takes time and invites mistakes, especially on a site with many articles, pages and custom post types. This add-on moves those decisions into global rules tied to your subscription plans. Instead of editing each item, you decide which content a plan can reach, and access follows the member's subscription level automatically.

The rules can target a post type, and they can go further by naming a taxonomy and specific terms. That suits magazines, e-learning sites and other content-driven membership sites where different tiers need different sections. Because it works with the core Paid Member Subscriptions plugin, you manage the rules alongside your plans in one place.

Features

• Rules for each subscription plan: Apply content access rules across the whole site for every membership level, without opening individual posts or pages to change their settings.
• Post type restrictions: Control access to whole groups of content by choosing post types, such as standard Posts, Pages or Custom Post Types.
• Taxonomy and term control: Narrow a restriction down to specific taxonomies and terms, which gives you precise control over niche content areas within your site.
• Multiple rules per plan: Add as many restriction rules as you need to a single subscription plan, so each member tier gets the access you intend.
• Works with the core plugin: The add-on works natively with Paid Member Subscriptions, so setup and ongoing management stay in one interface.
• Less manual restriction work: Global rules replace repetitive restrictions on individual content pieces, which frees time for creating content and talking with members.
• Suits small and large sites: Use it for a small niche audience or for a site managing many subscribers across several membership levels.
• Access matches the plan: Paid members reach the content their subscription covers, and unauthorized visitors are kept out of restricted material.

Best for

• Membership sites already using Paid Member Subscriptions
• Magazines and e-learning sites with tiered content
• Site owners tired of restricting posts one by one