One permission engine, every membership plugin
Jetonomy treats “who has paid” as an input to its own access system rather than a problem you solve by hand. External membership, subscription, and LMS plugins connect to Jetonomy’s Access Rules, and from there a member’s presence in a discussion space follows their entitlement automatically.
The flow is the same across every integration. You open a space, add an Access Rule, choose the membership level or product or course that unlocks it, and choose what a matching member can do (Read, Participate, or Full) and what role they hold in that space. Members who match the rule are in; members who do not see the space as locked or hidden, depending on its visibility. It is the same walkthrough whether you are gating by MemberPress or by a LearnDash course.
Free where it counts, Pro where it scales
The MemberPress and Paid Memberships Pro adapters ship in the free plugin. If you run a paid community on either of those, you can gate spaces by membership level today without buying Jetonomy Pro. That is the “community plus monetization on one install” promise made concrete: the two most common WordPress membership plugins gate Jetonomy spaces for free.
Jetonomy Pro widens the set. It adds adapters for WooCommerce (Memberships plans and Subscription products), Restrict Content Pro, LearnDash, and Tutor LMS, so a store can turn a subscription into community access and a course platform can drop each cohort into its own space on enrolment. Every adapter is detected automatically when its plugin is active, so there is no connection to wire up by hand.
Access that stays in sync
The point of gating is that it keeps working without you. When a membership activates, Jetonomy adds the member to the spaces that grant that level and welcomes them. When it expires, cancels, or is paused, Jetonomy removes them from spaces gated only to that level, while leaving everything they wrote in place. For WooCommerce, access tracks the membership or subscription status rather than a raw order, so a subscription going on-hold revokes access and a refunded one-off order on its own does not.
Because rules stack, you are never boxed into a single funnel. Gate a premium space to a MemberPress VIP level OR a specific WooCommerce product OR a course, and anyone who qualifies through any path is added automatically. Access and payment stop drifting apart, because they are driven by the same events.