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Step 8: Create a pricing page
Next, you'll need to create a pricing page where users can sign up for your membership plans.
To get started, go to MemberPress » Groups and click the Add New button .
add-new-group
First, enter a title for your group plan page. This will serve as a pricing page so you can give it a name like Pricing Plans .
Next, scroll down to the Group Options meta box and add the affiliations you want to display.
group-options
MemberPress comes with a few pre-made email database lists poland pricing page templates. You can choose one of them for your pricing page if you don't feel like creating one from scratch.
Next, go ahead and click the Publish button .
Step 9: Redirect users to the pricing page
Now, you will need to redirect your unauthorized users to the pricing page.
To do this, go to MemberPress » Groups and copy the URL next to the group you created in the previous step.
copy-group-url
Next, go to MemberPress » Options and scroll down to the Unauthorized Access section .
There, you'll need to check the box next to Redirect unauthorized visitors to a specific URL and then paste the group URL you copied earlier.
unauthorized-access
Then click Update Options to save the settings.
Unauthorized users will now be redirected to your pricing page when trying to access your premium content.
Step 10: Add user login and registration forms
Now that you have everything set up, you will need to display registration forms on your website.
First, you'll need to add the pricing page link to your navigation menu so new users can sign up.
To do this, visit the Appearance » Menus section in your WordPress dashboard.
Next, in the left column, click on the Groups tab to expand it. Next, highlight your pricing page and click the Add to Menu button .
First make sure the correct menu is selected.
add-menu
The pricing plan page will then appear in the right column. You can rearrange its position using the drag and drop interface. Then click the Save Menu button .
Now, you can find your pricing page in the menu of your website.
Next, you will need to create login forms for your subscribed members.
Go to Appearance » Widgets and add a MemberPress Login widget to your sidebar.
add-widget
Then click the Save button .
A user login form will now appear in your sidebar.
That's it. You are now ready to run a fully functional membership site.
Increase Your Membership Website Growth
Now that you have successfully created a membership site, you will need to plan for the growth of your website.
Here are some WordPress plugins to help you grow your membership site faster:
MonsterInsights – Makes it easy to set up Google Analytics tracking on your site without touching a single line of code.
WPForms – Add a contact form to your site or create custom registration forms. Plus, take advantage of features like form locking, which lets you restrict the number of registrations.
OptinMonster – Helps you grow your email list super fast and boost your email marketing.
TrustPulse : Display social proof notifications on your membership site to improve conversions.
Uncanny Automator : Put your membership site on autopilot by connecting plugins together and performing tasks automatically.
We hope this guide helped you create a membership site in WordPress. Below you can see our easy guide on how to create a video membership site in WordPress.
You may also want to check out 25 Must-Have WordPress Plugins for Business Websites .
Next, you'll need to create a pricing page where users can sign up for your membership plans.
To get started, go to MemberPress » Groups and click the Add New button .
add-new-group
First, enter a title for your group plan page. This will serve as a pricing page so you can give it a name like Pricing Plans .
Next, scroll down to the Group Options meta box and add the affiliations you want to display.
group-options
MemberPress comes with a few pre-made email database lists poland pricing page templates. You can choose one of them for your pricing page if you don't feel like creating one from scratch.
Next, go ahead and click the Publish button .
Step 9: Redirect users to the pricing page
Now, you will need to redirect your unauthorized users to the pricing page.
To do this, go to MemberPress » Groups and copy the URL next to the group you created in the previous step.
copy-group-url
Next, go to MemberPress » Options and scroll down to the Unauthorized Access section .
There, you'll need to check the box next to Redirect unauthorized visitors to a specific URL and then paste the group URL you copied earlier.
unauthorized-access
Then click Update Options to save the settings.
Unauthorized users will now be redirected to your pricing page when trying to access your premium content.
Step 10: Add user login and registration forms
Now that you have everything set up, you will need to display registration forms on your website.
First, you'll need to add the pricing page link to your navigation menu so new users can sign up.
To do this, visit the Appearance » Menus section in your WordPress dashboard.
Next, in the left column, click on the Groups tab to expand it. Next, highlight your pricing page and click the Add to Menu button .
First make sure the correct menu is selected.
add-menu
The pricing plan page will then appear in the right column. You can rearrange its position using the drag and drop interface. Then click the Save Menu button .
Now, you can find your pricing page in the menu of your website.
Next, you will need to create login forms for your subscribed members.
Go to Appearance » Widgets and add a MemberPress Login widget to your sidebar.
add-widget
Then click the Save button .
A user login form will now appear in your sidebar.
That's it. You are now ready to run a fully functional membership site.
Increase Your Membership Website Growth
Now that you have successfully created a membership site, you will need to plan for the growth of your website.
Here are some WordPress plugins to help you grow your membership site faster:
MonsterInsights – Makes it easy to set up Google Analytics tracking on your site without touching a single line of code.
WPForms – Add a contact form to your site or create custom registration forms. Plus, take advantage of features like form locking, which lets you restrict the number of registrations.
OptinMonster – Helps you grow your email list super fast and boost your email marketing.
TrustPulse : Display social proof notifications on your membership site to improve conversions.
Uncanny Automator : Put your membership site on autopilot by connecting plugins together and performing tasks automatically.
We hope this guide helped you create a membership site in WordPress. Below you can see our easy guide on how to create a video membership site in WordPress.
You may also want to check out 25 Must-Have WordPress Plugins for Business Websites .