Jason Coleman

Paid Memberships Pro

David Parker

Subscribe WordPress users and members to your Mailchimp audiences.
This plugin offers extended functionality for <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/paid-memberships-pro/" rel="ugc">membership websites using the Paid Memberships Pro plugin</a> available for free in the WordPress plugin repository.
With Paid Memberships Pro installed, you can specify unique audiences for each membership level, as well as opt-in audiences that a member can join as part of checkout or by editing their user profile. By default, the integration will merge the user’s email address and membership level information. You can send additional user profile details to Mailchimp <a href="https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/send-additional-user-information-fields-mailchimp/" rel="nofollow ugc">using the method described here</a>.
The settings page allows the site admin to specify which audience lists to assign users and members to plus additional features you may wish to adjust. The first step is to connect your website to Mailchimp using your account’s API Key. Here’s how to find the API key in Mailchimp:
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<h4>Additional Settings</h4>
<ul>
<li>Non-member Audiences: These are the audiences that users will be added to if they do not have a membership level. They will also be removed from these audiences when they gain a membership level (assuming the audiences are not also set in the “Membership Levels and Audiences” option for their new level).</li>
<li>Opt-in Audiences: These are the audiences that users will have the option to subscribe to during the PMPro checkout process. Users are later able to update their choice from their profile. Audiences set as Opt-in Audiences should not also be set as a Non-member Audience nor a Level Audience.</li>
<li>Require Double Opt-in?: If set to “Yes (All audiences)”, users will be set to “Pending” status in Mailchimp when they are added to an audience instead of being subscribed right away. They will then receive an email from Mailchimp to opt-in to the audience.</li>
<li>Unsubscribe on Level Change?: If set to “No”, users will not be automatically unsubscribed from any audiences when they lose a membership level. If set to “Yes (Only old level audiences.)”, users will be unsubscribed from any level audiences they are subscribed to when they lose that level, assuming that audience is not a Non-Member audience as well. If set to “Yes (Old level and opt-in audiences.)”, users will also be unsubscribed from opt-in audiences when they lose their membership level (though they can re-subscribe by updating the setting on their profile).</li>
<li>Update on Profile Save: If set to “Yes”, PMPro will update Mailchimp audiences whenever a user’s profile page is saved. If set to “No”, PMPro will only update Mailchimp when a user’s membership level is changed, email is changed, or chosen opt-in audiences are changed.</li>
<li>Log API Calls?: If set to “Yes”, API calls to Mailchimp will be logged in the <code>/pmpro-mailchimp/logs</code> folder.</li>
<li>Membership Levels and Audiences: These are the audiences that users will automatically be subscribed to when they receive a membership level.</li>
</ul>

Paid Memberships Pro – Mailchimp Add On

I've had no issues with this add-on for PMPro, works as expected and really easy to setup! Great job!

Easily add members to my mailchimp

Add users and members to Mailchimp audiences based on their membership level and allow members to opt-in to specific audiences.

Jarryd Long

Louis Wolmarans

Multiple Currencies for Paid Memberships Pro gives your membership site the flexibility to accept payments in different currencies, whether you charge different regions different amounts or simply want visitors to see pricing in their own currency.
Assign any currency to any membership level, display a sleek frontend switcher so visitors can choose their preferred currency, and let the plugin remember their choice across visits and devices. Every order is stored with its currency so your reports and account pages always show the right symbol – no surprises.
<h4>Key Features</h4>
Per-Level Currency 
Assign a specific currency to each membership level directly from the level edit screen. The correct currency and symbol is applied automatically at checkout, on the confirmation page, in invoice emails, and on the account page. Levels with no override fall back to your site’s default currency.
Frontend Currency Switcher 
A floating pill-style switcher appears on the frontend so visitors can select their preferred currency at any time. Their choice is saved in a cookie and – for logged-in users – synced to their account so it follows them across devices. The switcher is hidden on the checkout page to avoid confusion mid-purchase.
Inline Switcher via Shortcode 
Prefer to place the switcher inside your own content or template? Use the <code>[pmpro_currency_switcher]</code> shortcode to embed it anywhere – a page, a widget, or a block.
Geo-Detection (opt-in) 
When enabled, new visitors are automatically offered a currency based on their country, detected via Cloudflare or standard CDN country headers. Visitors can still override using the switcher. This setting is off by default.
Available Currencies Restriction 
By default the plugin works with all currencies registered in Paid Memberships Pro. Use the Available Currencies setting to restrict the list to only the currencies your site actually uses – keeping level dropdowns and the frontend switcher clean.
Widget Placement Control 
Choose where the floating switcher appears: on all pages (except checkout), on PMPro pages only, or hide it entirely and rely on the shortcode instead.
Sales by Currency Report 
A dedicated report under Memberships > Reports shows order count and revenue broken down by currency, with filters for today, this month, this year, all time, or a custom date range. A summary tile also appears on the PMPro reports dashboard.
Accurate Order History 
The currency and symbol are saved to order meta at the moment of checkout. This means the account page, admin order screen, invoices, and confirmation emails always reflect the currency the member actually paid in – even if your site default changes later.
<h4>Settings</h4>
All plugin settings live under Memberships > Settings > Advanced.
<ul>
<li>Available Currencies – check the currencies you want to make available for level assignment and the frontend switcher. Leave all unchecked to allow all PMPro currencies.</li>
<li>Widget Placement – controls the floating currency switcher. Hidden by default — each level uses its assigned currency and no floating widget is shown. Visitors can still switch using the <code>[pmpro_currency_switcher]</code> shortcode. Set to all pages or PMPro pages only to show the floating widget automatically.</li>
<li>Enable Geo-Detection – when checked, new visitors are automatically detected by country and offered the matching currency.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Shortcode</h4>
<pre><code>[pmpro_currency_switcher]
</code></pre>
Embeds the currency switcher inline in any page, post, or widget. Only renders when two or more currencies are enabled.
<h4>Developer Notes</h4>
Enable the debug overlay by adding <code>define( 'PMPRO_MC_DEBUG', true );</code> to your <code>wp-config.php</code>. The overlay shows the active currency, cookie value, user meta value, geo-detected currency, and the list of enabled currencies – useful for troubleshooting.
This plugin is not an official Paid Memberships Pro add on.

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