Membership & LMS

WordPress does not include a complete front-end user dashboard, so you need existing membership or LMS features, custom development, or a dashboard pl…

WordPress does not sell recurring memberships or restrict content by payment status on its own. You need a membership plugin, or custom code connectin…

You can handle occasional gift memberships manually by creating the recipient’s account and a completed, dated transaction. For customer self-service,…

Importing membership data is not a WordPress core feature. You can import basic users with WP-CLI, but memberships, payments and recurring subscriptio…

BuddyPress can control group visibility, membership requests, invitations and removals, but it does not automatically tie group access to a paid membe…

WordPress can create individual users, but it does not natively connect them to a paying company account or manage sub-accounts. For a small team, you…

WordPress can publish your lessons, but it does not handle paid enrolment, student progress, quizzes or certificates by itself. For one simple course,…

WordPress does not provide course star ratings, review averages and learner eligibility controls by itself. You can use comments for simple written fe…

WooCommerce does not enrol students in LearnDash by itself. You need the LearnDash WooCommerce integration, then link each course to a virtual WooComm…

WordPress does not natively track points or achievements, so it cannot gate content by them on its own. A custom plugin can store progress and conditi…

You can publish course material with normal WordPress pages, but a proper online course website needs an LMS plugin for lessons, enrolment, progress,…

WordPress does not provide a built-in system for selling points or granting paid access to achievements, ranks and protected content. For a small site…

WordPress manages permissions through roles and capabilities. You can assign built-in roles from the Users screen, or create more precise rules with c…