Pay For Post with WooCommerce
Sell Pages/Posts through WooCommerce 2.6+ quickly and easily. Tested up to WooCommerce Version 10.9.x
4.7
(53 ratings)Will this break my store?
What the WordPress.org registry says about keeping Pay For Post with WooCommerce running.
Tested to 7.0.2
Tested against the WordPress branch in use today.2 days ago
At least 6.1 releases a year since launch. WordPress.org only lists versions still available for download, so the real number may be higher.7.4
Your host must be running at least this version.3.8
woocommerce
These must be installed and active first.2
Maintenance & trust
Scored on how Pay For Post with WooCommerce is looked after — not on how many stores run it.
97
out of 100Maintenance
35 / 35WordPress compatibility
20 / 20Support responsiveness
Not enough dataMerchant satisfaction
13 / 15Listing transparency
10 / 10Ratings
4.7
53 ratingsQuickly and easily sell access to pages, posts and custom post types through WooCommerce with Pay For Post with WooCommerce. I originally created this plugin because I looked everywhere, and I couldn’t find a plugin already out there, free or premium, that would do the simple fact of selling access to a particular page or post through WooCommerce. So I decided to write my own.
Requirements
- WooCommerce version 2.6+ to be installed and active
- Guest checkout to be turned OFF
- PHP 7.4+ is required
How It Works
Getting everything setup will take you less than 5 minutes with three simple steps.
- Step 1 Create a product in WooCommerce
- Step 2 Create a page or post in WordPress
- Step 3 Associate your product with your page using the Pay For Post with WooCommerce meta box.
It’s that simple.
With the Premium version, you have several other options for protecting content like, time based, number of page views, etc.
How-to Videos
How-to Install and Configure
How-to Protect a Page/Post
Demo
You can view a front-end demo by going to https://demo.pramadillo.com if you would like to schedule an admin demo please visit https://pramadillo.com/support and select Plugin Admin Demo.
Features
- Restrict content from pages, posts and custom post types based on if they have purchased a specific WooCommerce product
- Ability to protect a single post or multiple posts with a single product
- Ability to protect posts with multiple products
- Simple to use
- Uses native WooCommerce functionality to ensure future compatibility
- Global restricted content message which is used for all protected content
- Utilize any standard WooCommerce shortcodes
- PREMIUM ONLY Ability to override Restricted Content Message on a per page basis
- PREMIUM ONLY Delay Restriction – This allows you to delay the paywall from appearing for a set amount of time.
- PREMIUM ONLY Page View Restriction – This allows you to limit the number of page views the user who purchased this product has before the paywall reappears. Options to specify over a set amount of time or forever.
- PREMIUM ONLY Expiry Restriction – This allows you to specify an expiration on this post which would require the user to repurchase the product associated with this post.
- PREMIUM ONLY Custom WooCommerce tab on the My Account page to list out all purchased content
- PREMIUM ONLY Listing of purchased content on order receipt and order confirmation page
- PREMIUM ONLY PolyLang Multiple Language support
- PREMIUM ONLY Priority Support
- PREMIUM ONLY Woo Memberships Support!
- PREMIUM ONLY Woo Subscriptions Support!
- PREMIUM ONLY Easily access all protected content and which users purchased them
- PREMIUM ONLY Automatically add a lock icon to all protected posts
- PREMIUM ONLY Show a list of content that gets unlocked by purchased product on product page.
- PREMIUM ONLY Full Elementor Support. You can now protect every element differently on an Elementor page!
The premium version of this plugin consists of more advanced features to really get the most out of selling your pages and posts! To purchase the premium version please visit https://pramadillo.com/plugins/woocommerce-pay-per-post/
Shortcodes
[woocommerce-payperpost template='purchased']
This outputs an unordered list of the posts that have been purchased by the current user logged in.
There are several additional shortcodes available in the free and premium version. Take a look at https://pramadillo.com/plugins/woocommerce-pay-per-post/ for other available shortcodes.
Template Functions
IMPORTANT Out of the box this plugin will work with any theme which uses the standard WordPress function the_content(). For those themes that do not utilize the_content() you can use the following static functions in your templates.
Woocommerce_Pay_Per_Post_Helper::has_access()
This checks if the current user has access to the page. It returns true/false
Woocommerce_Pay_Per_Post_Helper::get_no_access_content()
This returns the content specified in the PPP Options.
For a full example of this take a look at https://pramadillo.com/plugins/woocommerce-pay-per-post/
Yes, if you need help with installation and/or would like additional customization work done for your website, you can fill out a request form at https://pramadillo.com/support
While I try to do my best to incorporate new features all the time, I implemented a new Feature Request board located at https://pramadillo.com/feature-requests
This is a default shortcode from WooCommerce. Take a look at https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/woocommerce-shortcodes/#section-9
Another thing you can try is to set the number of columns on the shortcode to disply only 1 column to do that you can change your shortcode to be [products ids='{{product_id}}’ cols=’1′]
Yes, this plugin worked with all custom post types. In the settings you can add and remove which post types you would like the metabox to show up on.
Use the premium version. 🙂 The premium version handles this for you. However, if you are using the free version what I have done in the past is use the Order Notes for the product in WooCommerce. So what will happen is after they purchase, on the Payment Received page they will see the order notes, and they will get sent in the receipt also.
So for instance, I have a Vimeo video that I embed in a page, on the Vimeo Product in WooCommerce I add the Password and notes on how to view the video, they gets transmitted via email and on the thank you page for the user.
For PREMIUM users, there is a built-in option to include the post links in the order email, confirmation screen and on the users My Account page.
Yes, in order to keep track of who purchased what, it is a requirement that all customers have user accounts/
Yes, I do the absolute best I can to support the free version of the plugin. If you upgrade to the premium version you will have priority support.
Plugin details
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