Jason Coleman

David Parker

<h4>The building power of WordPress combined with the payment processing power of Stripe</h4>
WordPress has all the tools that you need to build content that is worth buying, but what is the best way to actually sell it?
Traditional e-commerce plugins typically integrate with payment gateways to process payments, but often try to recreate existing payment features such as order management directly on your WordPress website. Although handling some payment processes on-site is necessary for some e-commerce websites, it adds complexity that is not necessary for most websites.
Instead of recreating payment features within WordPress, Restrict With Stripe harnesses the full power of Stripe to handle the entire e-commerce workflow including: 
* Hosted checkout page built to maximize conversions powered by Stripe Checkout 
* Hosted customer portal where users can view their payment history and manage their subscriptions 
* Streamlined dashboard for site administrators to manage products, customers, subscriptions, and more 
* Integrated tax solution with powered by Stripe Tax 
* Advanced reporting features
Build your content with WordPress. Let Stripe handle the payments.
<h4>Streamlined Setup</h4>
<ol>
<li>Connect to Stripe: Integrate your site with Stripe.</li>
<li>Create Products in Stripe: Create a product for each post, page, category, or tag that you want to sell access to.</li>
<li>Add Restrictions to Site Content: Restrict access to content you want to sell.</li>
<li>Link to Stripe Customer Portal: Link users to their payment history and let them manage their subscriptions.</li>
<li>Customize Advanced Settings: Customize the plugin to fit the needs of your specific site.</li>
</ol>
<h4>Building a Membership Site?</h4>
Restrict With Stripe is a great streamlined solution for selling access to posts and pages, but if you are trying to build a more advanced membership website and need additional features such as restricting other types of content, adding custom fields at checkout, building a member directory or integrating with other WordPress plugins, then <a href="https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Paid Memberships Pro</a> (our sister plugin), may be a better option for your website.

Restrict With Stripe – Sell Access to Posts and Pages with Stripe

Integrate with Stripe to sell access to restricted posts, pages, categories, and tags.

Manny Costales

This plugin create shortcodes to restrict the access to Visitors, Members or specific role. You can create sections in your page/post only visible to members (logged users), visitors or for an specific role.
To use you need to create the content and wrap it with these shortcodes: [visitor], [member] or [showifrole].
<ul>
<li>You can use the parameters ‘is’ and ‘msg’. If you not specify them, the default value will be use instead.</li>
<li>The paramater ‘is’ is use it with the shortcode [showifrole] to check for that specific user. The default value is ‘administrator’.</li>
<li>And ‘msg’ is the message the system is going to show. You can use html code with single apostrophes (‘). The default value is null.</li>
</ul>
Examples:
‘[visitor] 
 content only visible to visitors 
[/visitor]
[member msg=”You need to <a href='/wp-login' rel="nofollow ugc">Login</a> to see this content.”] 
 content only visible to members 
[/member]
[showifrole is=administrator] 
 content only visible for administrators 
[/showifrole]
[showifrole is=author msg=”You don’t have the required role.”] 
 content only visible for authors 
[showifrole]’

Members Restricted Access

This plugin creates shortcodes to restrict the access to users (visitors, members or by an specific role). You can also add a shortcode and use nested …

Restrict With Stripe – Sell Access to Posts and Pages with Stripe vs Members Restricted Access