Pay What You Want (Variable Pricing)

Using the Pay What You Want add-on for Paid Member Subscription you can let your subscribers set the price they want to pay for a subscription plan.

The subscription standard price will be used as the recommended price and you can also set a minimum and maximum amount.

Activate the Pay What You Want Add-on

Pay What You Want is a Basic add-on, available with a Paid Member Subscriptions Basic, Pro, or Agency license only.

After purchasing a premium version of Paid Member Subscriptions, you can check the following guide on how to install Paid Member Subscriptions.

How to use the add-on

After activating the add-on, simply create a new subscription plan by navigating to Paid Member Subscriptions → Subscription Plans and clicking the “Add New” button.

Here under the subscription plan details, you’ll notice a checkbox from where you can “Enable Pay What You Pricing“. By checking it you will be shown a few settings for the variable pricing option:

• Minimum Price – the minimum price allowed for this subscription plan, leaving it empty will set the minimum price equal to the standard subscription price
• Maximum Price – the maximum price allowed for this subscription, leaving it empty will imply no max price is set
• Label – text that will be displayed on the front-end, after the subscription plan name and before the price input

Front-end forms

Register

With the PMS Register form, users can easily register on your site while purchasing a subscription plan. You can create a PMS Register form using shortcodes, WordPress blocks, Elementor widgets, or Divi Modules.

Here is how the Pay What You Want price input will look like on the register form:

My Account

You can create a PMS My Account form using shortcodes, WordPress blocks, Elementor widgets, or Divi Modules.

Login

With the PMS Login form, users can effortlessly access your site. You can create a PMS Login form using shortcodes, WordPress blocks, Elementor widgets, or Divi Modules.

Reset Password

With the PMS Reset Password form, users can easily reset their password. You can create a Reset Password form using shortcodes, WordPress blocks, Elementor widgets, or Divi Modules.

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