GravityStripe Subscription Manager vs Shortcodes Ultimate – Content Elements

An easy way for people to manage their stripe subscriptions made through Gravity Forms. Subscriptions are shown using a shortcode. Even includes an admin shortcode to manage ALL subscriptions and see any overdue subscription payments that failed to process in Stripe.com. Make sure your use the gravity forms registration addon so subscribers can log in and manage their subscriptions. If first_name, last_name or full_name metadata is set on stripe feed, name will be fetched from there instead of user’s first and last name. Basic Features Enable Subscriptions Stripe using Gravity Forms Admin initiated subscription cancellation Admin list of active, failed payment, and canceled subscribers A page where subscribers can see details of their subscription Translation Ready Pro Features Easily allow subscribers to upgrade a subscription on their own which will cancel the old one in stripe (requires the stripe embedded fields NOT the stripe checkout page) Ability for subscribers to update payment card info on their own Allow subscribers to cancel their subscriptions on their own Auto-cancel subscription if payment fails x number of times Decide if cancellations end the subscription immediately or at the end of the billing cycle Downgrade subscriber role automatically if canceled Issue refunds Videos What’s the difference? Upgrade/Downgrade Subscriptions Updating Credit Card Info Automatically Cancel Subscriptions for Failed Payments Cancel Immediately vs End of Period Downgrade User Role on Cancellation Cancel and Refund the Last Payment Resources Website: https://www.gravitystripe.com/ See Changelog & Upcoming Releases: https://trello.com/b/XWM44IVi/gravitystripe-subscription-manager

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