This add-on for Restrict Content Pro lets you track and award affiliate earnings through the Affiliates plugin, both light and pro versions. If you’d like to boost your site’s membership and reward those that help you do so, this add-on will help you do just that.
The Affiliates plugin, is an extremely powerful affiliate system that lets you manage your affiliates, track hits and referrals, and more all inside of your WordPress dashboard. It does not require a third-party system or subscription service.
With this add-on, referral earnings will be automatically recorded when a user that was referred by one of your affiliates signs up for a paid membership through Restrict Content Pro.
There is no configuration necessary with this add-on, just activate it and you’re ready to go.
Note: the Affiliates plugin, either light or pro, is required for this add-on to function.
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Looks awesome. Quick question –
Is it possible with this plugin to automatically create an affiliate link for every member who signs up to my site?
Basically, I’d like to have a thankyou page for members where I can provide their link to share with others. And offer a commission for any paid referrals.
Thanks.
The Affiliates plugin (written by itthinx) has an extension to do that: http://www.itthinx.com/shop/affiliates-users/
So in other words your saying this doesn;t ?
Out of the box, Affiliates (free and pro) requires users register as affiliates.
Hey,
Question – Can PostAffiliatePro integrate with your Content Pro ? I’ve been having issues with S2Member / Pap / Stripe / Authorize.net … Can’t seem to find a coder to help me build something.
Or are you interested in tweaking your current stuff ?
Thanks,
That’s exactly what this plugin is: it is the bridge between Affiliates (Pro and free) and Restrict Content Pro.
Where do I add percentage, so my my affiliates can earn? (For example – Monthly membership – 10% affiliates get for per signups. !)
Thanks
It’s in Options/Settings under the Affiliates menu.
Where can i find the Affiliates menu?
It will be near the bottom of the main WordPress dashboard menu. Did you activate the main Affiliates plugin as well as the add-on?
I cannot find where to add a percentage to award my affiliates? I clicked Affiliates>options and do not see anything.. I have Affiliates (free) installed as well as the Affiliates/RCP integration Add On
Thanks,
Adam
You will need to ask the developer of the Affiliates plugin, sorry.
Hey there,
For those looking for a way to set the referral rate when using Affiliates (free) with this integration, you’ll need to apply a workaround for now, consisting in modifying a line in the plugin as outlined in this comment.
Can’t find the workaround like you stated on the comment.
Hey Pippin, about to purchase a few of your pro plugins – but quick Q. Will this work with your Stripe add-on also? (Restrict content pro + affiliates + restrict content pro affiliates addon + restrict content pro stripe payment gateway) The idea is to be able to pay affiliates via Stripe when they’ve referred a signup, not Paypal.
Yes it does!
Affiliates will not be able to be paid via Stripe, sorry. That’s not supported yet.
Ok, great Pippin – and if I start with the single-website license for development and then we need to use on a few sites, can we upgrade for the remaining license term to the unlimited license? Let me know, thanks again!
If you decide you need to upgrade, I can provide you a discount code to offset the upgrade cost.
Hi Pippin,
Any plans to integrate RCP with AffiliateWP?
Thanks,
James~
James,
It is supported out of the box in AffiliateWP 🙂
Here’s the integration documentation: http://affiliatewp.com/docs/restrict-content-pro/
Excellent. Sold!
Let us know if you have any questions!
This extension support last version of wordpress 4.0 and restrict content pro version Version 2.0.13 ??
Yes it does.
Hi Pippin,
is the Affiliates Add-On still available? The link appears to be broken. Thanks!
I no longer recommend Affiliates Pro as they have decided to stop supporting EDD and other plugins I’ve built. I’d recommend AffiliateWP instead: http://affiliatewp.com