Paid Memberships Pro Developers Toolkit 1.1.4

Version
1.1.4
Updated
Sep 30, 2026
Status
AU READY
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Paid Memberships Pro Developers Toolkit 1.1.4
Paid Memberships Pro Developers Toolkit is a WordPress plugin that equips sandbox and development sites using PMPro with essential tooling. It streamlines testing and debugging—redirect all PMPro emails, disable daily WP-Cron, enable PayPal/Stripe debugging, and 'View As' to test pages as any membership level—boosting development speed and reliability. A must-have for efficient, safe PMPro experimentation.

Description

The Paid Memberships Pro Developers Toolkit is a WordPress plugin designed to support PMPro sandbox and development workflows. It helps you test and debug membership functionality safely without disrupting real users or production email flows. By centralizing PMPro-specific tooling, it streamlines troubleshooting across membership checks, page access, and payment callbacks. Use it to redirect PMPro emails to a single address, control scheduled tasks, and validate gateway events during development. The toolkit also includes a “View As” feature to preview pages as different membership levels in WordPress and Elementor-based builds.

Main Features

  • Redirect all PMPro emails — Sends PMPro-related emails to one administrator address for controlled testing.
  • Disable daily WP-Cron scripts — Prevents scheduled PMPro-related scripts from running during development.
  • PayPal debugging — Enables debugging for PayPal IPNs to verify payment notifications.
  • Authorize.net Silent Post debugging — Adds visibility for Authorize.net Silent Posts during sandbox testing.
  • Stripe Webhook debugging — Supports Stripe webhook debugging to confirm event delivery and handling.
  • View As membership levels — Lets admins preview pages as any membership level for a limited time.
  • Developer-focused settings page — Configure options under Settings → PMPro Toolkit within WordPress.
  • Tool scripts for database tasks — Run scripts from Tools → PMPro Toolkit Scripts when preparing dev environments.

Benefits

  • Safer testing — Redirected emails reduce unintended messages to real users.
  • More reliable debugging — Gateway debug modes help confirm IPN, Silent Post, and webhook behavior.
  • Faster development cycles — “View As” speeds up verification of membership-based page behavior.
  • Cleaner staging runs — Disabling WP-Cron scheduled actions avoids unexpected background changes.
  • Better confidence in releases — Database scripts and structured tooling improve consistency across environments.

Who is it suitable for?

  • WordPress developers working with Paid Memberships Pro
  • Teams building membership workflows and access rules
  • Agencies maintaining multiple PMPro client sites
  • Theme and template kit creators testing protected pages
  • WooCommerce-adjacent membership projects using PayPal, Stripe, or Authorize.net
  • Integrators troubleshooting payment notifications in staging