Restrict Content Pro Hard-set Expiration Dates 1.1.4

Restrict Content Pro Hard-set Expiration Dates is a WordPress plugin designed to give you fixed expiration dates for Restrict Content Pro subscription levels. Instead of expiring membership access based on each member’s sign-up time, you can set one specific deadline per level. This solves a common access-control problem: inconsistent expiry timelines across users registered at different moments. With predictable cutoffs, you can align member access with policy requirements and renewal schedules. The setup is straightforward, keeping deadlines clear and enforcement reliable.

Once configured, every member in the chosen subscription level expires on the date you assign, regardless of when their account was created. That means your content permissions update consistently and administration becomes easier when managing time-based access rules.

Main Features

• Hard-set expiration dates — Assign a specific expiration date to a subscription level.
• Uniform expiry per level — All members in the same level expire on the same date.
• Independent of sign-up time — Expiration is not determined by when an account was registered.
• Predictable access control — Content permissions follow a consistent schedule across the membership cohort.
• Works with Restrict Content Pro — Configured in the context of your existing membership setup.
• Clear admin deadlines — Use fixed dates to make member timelines easy to manage.
• Straightforward configuration — Designed for practical setup without complex workflows.

Benefits

• More predictable renewals — Fixed deadlines help standardize renewal timing for each level.
• Better UX — Members experience consistent access duration that matches what’s published.
• Reduced administration — Fewer exceptions caused by varying sign-up dates.
• Consistent compliance alignment — Policies tied to specific dates can be enforced reliably.
• Cleaner access enforcement — Permissions update uniformly for all members in a level.

Who is it suitable for?

• Businesses using Restrict Content Pro for membership access.
• Subscription-based sites that run cohorts with fixed end dates.
• Organizations with time-bound compliance requirements for access to content.
• Web agencies managing multiple WordPress membership clients.
• Education platforms offering term-based access to course materials.
• Community sites that prefer consistent membership expiry across a level.