How to Test Your MemberPress Site (Tutorial)

Once you have the basics of your MemberPress site set up, it's time to test it out before you sell actual memberships or products.

In this video, you'll see how to test your site's registration process, content protection, payment methods, and backend transactions. You'll also see a handy plugin that lets you see what specific users are seeing when they log in to your site.

► Timestamps ⏱️
00:00 Intro
00:46 Testing a registration process
03:58 Testing the login/out process and content protection
05:19 Seeing the subscription as a test user
05:43 Checking the transaction as the site Admin
06:16 Grace period for subscriptions
07:00 Viewing a transaction
08:13 Disabling Test Mode on Stripe
08:37 Creating a test user manually
10:33 User Switching plugin
12:20 Conclusion

► Knowledge Base
http://docs.memberpress.com

How to Test in MemberPress
https://docs.memberpress.com/article/...

How to add a Conditional Login/Logout Menu Item
https://docs.memberpress.com/article/...

Configuring and Using the Account Page
https://docs.memberpress.com/article/...

► Blog posts
My customers’ subscriptions appear to expire within a day. What’s up?
https://memberpress.com/faq/why-do-my...

► Resources
Stripe Test Credit Card Numbers
https://stripe.com/docs/testing

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► Get started with MemberPress today! 🚀
http://www.memberpress.com/pricing

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MemberPress is a WordPress membership site plugin and LMS that makes it easy to charge your users for access to content and digital products such as software, e-books, and online courses you create.

MemberPress gives you the ability to confidently create, manage, and analyze membership subscriptions, online courses, and digital products. In addition to these powerful features, MemberPress allows you to grant and revoke access to posts, pages, categories, tags, feeds, communities, and digital files based on what products your users have purchased or subscribed to.

Since MemberPress is built on top of WordPress, you can create powerful and compelling membership sites that leverage all the tremendous features of WordPress and WordPress plugins, including content management, forums, and communities.