I'm using the new Mailchimp for Woocommerce Memberships extension. I love that you can unsubscribe a MailChimp user when a Membership is deleted. Wouldn't it be equally useful to be able to delete a Membership if a user unsubscribes from MailChimp? It certainly would for me!

In the Memberships metabox, I'd love the ability to redirect unauthorized users to a url. The Custom Restriction Message is okay, and I know I can include a link to the product page in the message, but I'd rather be able to send unauthorized users directly to a sales/landing page for the product.

When somebody has a free membership and buys a paid one, he should be removed temporarily from the free (until paid expires). This is because if you use in-post content restriction, having two memberships will show it two times.

Allow Shipping and Payment Methods to be restricted to a Membership Plan to allow Members access to more advanced options or rates.

As long as Membership lets tier users and Subscription deals with site subscriptions, sometimes it would be useful that it will exist another way to relate both things apart from products.

Sometimes you may want to manually assign a Membership to a user but you may also want that this new Membership has de same length as the subscription.

It would be nice if you could let "Subscription-tied Membership length" with "Grant access upon manual assignment only"

It would be awesome if we could restrict a product or post taxonomy to certain membership plans directly from the taxonomy admin screen (which is possible in Groups Restrict Categories). So I could go into product category A and restrict it to Gold and Silver members only instead of going into the respective membership plans and restricting the category twice. We can already restrict posts directly from the edit screen, why not taxonomies?

Like when click on pricing table - it will take them to checkout page and auto create team name without showing team-field require name . Team name will generate based on subscription plan

Using the "Membership" extension is great for restricting users to products but the WordPress search function ignores all of these restrictions. Making WordPress search aware of these restrictions would allow us to actually use the search function in a WordPress site using the "Memberships" extension.

Use Memberships to sell Product Vendors Account and charge a monthly fee besides the default comission of product vendors.

it would be great if you could divide what you have access to memership, like a form of differentiated access to webshop with membership such that membership A gave access to some products and membership b gave access to some other product

Add the ability to share users between two wordpress sites to allow certain users to access certain information on the second site.

Affiliations and alumni clubs need the ability for people to search for one another. This should be an out of box option.

Add the ability to sync members automatically with a Slack team.

- Invite members to a set of groups / channels when the membership is activated
- Remove members when memberships are paused
- Determine whether to remove expired members or move them to a unique channel

When you import new members and user accounts are generated for them, no notification is sent to the holders of the new accounts.

This means for an imported membership list of 20 contacts, I'd have to send login and password to each of the 20 contacts manually after importation, which really sucks.

An automated email should be sent to these contacts upon successful importation with all the account info or at least the login info in the email.

A creator of a membership site that offers virtual content for a monthly fee should be able to supply select customers with a promo code that gives them an exclusive free trial period. Right now you can offer a trial period, but not one that is applied via coupon. This is due to the disconnected nature of memberships and subscriptions.

I saw today that WooCommerce Membership and Mailchimp have been integrated. I would like a similar integration for Active Campaign. As members statuses change or level are changed different tags occur.

At this time Memberships only serve to control access to web content by granting or restricting access to products, pages, etc.

What is missing is the capacity to interact with the members.

Sending email to the "membership" seems an essential function for anyone who sells events. There seem to be a core of essential functions that companies that do events, workshops, classes, etc., would use regularly and would be relatively easy to implement.

This would change memberships from a simple restrict content or give a discount to a much more powerful relational tool to communicate with members.

add bulk edit feature on Memberships Member page: change membership plan to another existing plan.