Audit Your MemberPress Site Before Launch with AI
Run a read-only pre-launch check of your gateways, memberships, access rules, and coupons, with every registration and protected page tested logged out.
Prerequisites
A connected site running MemberPress with the AI Foundation add-on active on WordPress 6.9 or newer.
I use MemberPress on my WordPress site and I'm about to launch. Run a read-only pre-launch check with the MemberPress abilities and report problems before I send traffic. Check: the system info, including my MemberPress version and which payment gateways are set up, and flag it if there are none or only an offline gateway (on MemberPress AI Foundation versions before 1.5.3 the add-on list in system info can miss add-ons, so on those versions confirm with the plugin list before you call one missing); every membership's price, billing period, and trial, and load each one's registration page to confirm it shows the right price; every access rule, what it protects, and which memberships unlock it, and flag any membership that unlocks nothing; my active coupons with their discount, usage limit, and expiry, and flag any that have expired or run out of uses. Then load each protected page logged out and confirm the content is actually hidden. Don't change anything. Give me a checklist of what passed, what failed, and what to fix, most important first.
Skip pasting the full prompt. Drop this into your AI on a site that already has WPVibe:
Run the “Audit Your MemberPress Site Before Launch with AI” recipe from the WPVibe cookbook on my connected site.
The night before a membership launch is the wrong time to discover that the payment gateway is still in offline mode, a coupon expired last month, or the lessons you meant to sell are open to anyone. Each of those lives on a different MemberPress screen, and checking them all by hand is the step that gets skipped.
The AI runs a read-only check through MemberPress's abilities: your version and gateways, every membership's price, billing, and trial, every access rule and what it protects, and your active coupons with their limits and expiry dates. It loads each registration page and each protected page logged out, so it tests what a visitor actually sees, not just what the settings say. Nothing on your site is changed.
Paste the prompt a day or two before you send traffic. You get a checklist of what passed, what failed, and what to fix first. Run it again after you fix things, and again after any big change to your memberships or rules.
Outcome
You have a prioritized pre-launch checklist covering gateways, memberships, access rules, and coupons, with registration and protected pages tested as a logged-out visitor.