Make your tailored subscription page for Blog managers

How do you Make a Subscription Website in WordPress? (Step-by-Step Guide) Step 1: User Registration Plugin. Step 2: Set up Membership and Payment Addons. Step 3: Payment History Addon. Step 4: Start Creating Membership Plans. Step 5: Add Membership Form to a Page/Post.

Our Payments features allow site owners to offer recurring subscriptions for products, services, memberships, access to premium content, and donations. If you purchase something on a website that uses WordPress.com payments, this guide provides information about your payments and how to manage your subscription.

Create an Email Subscription Form in WordPress Step 1: the WPForms Plugin. Step 2: Select an Email Subscription Form Template. Step 3: Customize the Template. Step 4: Connect the Email Subscription Form to MailerLite. Step 5: Publish Your Email Subscription Form in WordPress.

You subscribe to blogs using an RSS reader, which is a tool that lets you read posts from multiple blogs on one page. There are many advantages to subscribing to your favorite blogs: It saves time. You wonʼt have to check multiple blogs each day to see if theyʼve added new posts.

To add the Subscribe block, click the + Block Inserter icon and search for subscribe. Click it to add the block to the post or page. Using your keyboard, you can also type /subscribe on a new line and press enter to quickly add a new Subscribe block.

Set up Facebook Subscriptions on your mobile device Go to your monetization tools in your professional dashboard or tap Monetize on your Page. Under Tools to try, tap Subscriptions. Review and agree to the Fan Subscription Creator Terms. Set up a payout account. Choose a price for your Subscription.

Hereʼs how you can create these plans using the Paid Member Subscriptions plugin. Go to Paid Member Subscriptions Subscription Plans in your WordPress dashboard. Click on Add New to launch the subscription plan editor. Enter a name and a brief description for your subscription plan.