I use MemberPress on my WordPress site. Give me a membership report for [the last 90 days, or a date range]. Use the MemberPress abilities: the revenue report (get-revenue-report) with date_from and date_to as YYYY-MM-DD and period set to "monthly", the churn report (get-churn-report) with the same date_from and date_to, for cancellations, suspensions, and churn rate per membership, and the membership stats with active subscribers and revenue per membership. Put it all in one summary: total revenue and the month-by-month trend, which membership earns the most, which one loses the most members, and one or two things worth looking into. This is read-only, so don't change anything. Tell me the exact start and end dates you used.

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Skip pasting the full prompt. Drop this into your AI on a site that already has WPVibe:

Run the “Get a Membership Revenue and Churn Report from MemberPress with AI” recipe from the WPVibe cookbook on my connected site.

Knowing how a membership is really doing means more than one number. Revenue tells you what came in, but not who left, and the membership that brings in the most money can also be the one losing members fastest. Putting revenue, cancellations, and active members side by side usually means exporting reports and building a spreadsheet.

The AI pulls it straight from MemberPress's own reporting abilities: revenue by month, cancellations and churn rate per membership, and active members and revenue per membership. It combines them into one summary with the trend, the strongest and weakest membership, and a couple of things worth looking into. It is read-only and changes nothing on your site.

Paste the prompt with the period you care about. The AI states the exact dates it used, so you can compare like with like next month. Run it before a price change or a renewal campaign to see where members are dropping off.

Outcome

You have one summary of revenue, churn, and active members per membership for the period you chose, with the dates stated.