Lucrativeit Subscription & Recurring Billing

Lucrativeit Subscription & Recurring Billing(WPBillify) is a powerful WordPress subscription and recurring billing plugin that helps you create, sell, and manage subscription plans directly from your WordPress website.

Whether you’re building a SaaS platform, membership website, fitness club, coaching business, digital service, or any subscription-based business, WPBillify provides everything you need to automate recurring billing and manage subscribers without relying on third-party eCommerce platforms.

Create unlimited subscription plans, manage subscribers, automate recurring invoices, track payments, and grow your recurring revenue with an intuitive admin dashboard.

Built-in billing engine (free)

• Subscriptions, invoices, and recurring billing
• Stripe (automatic card charges each cycle) and Manual (invoice emailed each cycle)
• Public pricing pages with shortcodes and on-page checkout

Admin modules

• Executive dashboard (MRR, ARR, active subscriptions, churn, revenue growth)
• Customers with branch assignment and filtering
• Branches (regional offices with images, amenities, and opening hours)
• Plan categories (group plans for gyms, SaaS, ISP, coaching, and more)
• Plans (pricing tiers, daily/weekly/monthly/yearly/lifetime intervals, trials, features)
• Subscriptions (lifecycle: trialing, active, past_due, canceled)
• Billing & invoices (mark paid, payment links)
• Reports (last 30 days overview; custom ranges and CSV export in Pro)
• Settings: General, Payment Gateways, Email/SMTP, Notifications, Email Templates, Frontend

Public frontend

Sell subscriptions on any WordPress page with shortcodes and on-page checkout:

• Responsive pricing-table layout with interval tabs (Day, Week, Month, Year, Lifetime)
• Optional hero banner, branch locations grid, and FAQ accordion
• Customer checkout collects name, email, and phone; redirects to Stripe or emails a manual invoice
• Appearance controls for colors, fonts, and badges under Settings → Frontend

Setup wizard & demo data

After activation, a setup wizard lets you import sample categories (Gym Membership, Internet ISP, Online Coaching, SaaS Software, Software License) with plans, customers, subscriptions, invoices, and public pages — or start with a blank workspace.

Pro add-on

Premium features ship in a separate add-on (not included in this free plugin):

• Staff management and module-based roles
• Email header logo and footer branding
• PDF invoices (download and email attachments)
• Additional payment gateways (SSLCommerz, Razorpay, Paypal)
• Advanced reports (custom date range, branch/plan/customer filters, CSV export)
• Advanced notification reminders

Explore the demo:

• Live Demo
• Online Documentation

Shortcodes

Full membership page: hero section + branch locations + pricing table + FAQ. Use the category slug (recommended), not the numeric ID.

Pricing table and checkout only.

Hero section only. Pass title and image_path (or image) to override the global settings. Optional: subtitle, button_text, button_url, image_id.

Branch locations grid only. Optional: heading, subtitle, branches (comma-separated branch IDs).

FAQ accordion only. Optional: heading, subtitle. FAQ items come from Settings → Frontend.

Common attributes

• category — plan category slug (required for plan shortcodes)
• interval — default billing tab: day, week, month, year, or lifetime (default: month)
• show_intervals — yes or no (default: yes)
• popular — plan ID to highlight with a “Most Popular” badge
• show_hero, show_locations, show_faq — yes or no (override Settings → Frontend defaults)
• branches — comma-separated branch IDs for the locations section
• title, image_path — hero title and image URL (for [lucrsure_hero] or [lucrsure_locations_plans])

Section headings, FAQ items, and colors are configured under Settings → Frontend.

External services

This plugin uses Stripe Checkout to process payments.

It connects to the Stripe API when a customer initiates checkout. At that point, it sends order-related data (such as amount, currency, and product/line-item details) and, depending on your checkout configuration, customer information (such as name and email) needed to create the checkout session.

This connection happens whenever a user submits a purchase through the plugin’s checkout flow.

This service is provided by Stripe, Inc.: Terms of Service: https://stripe.com/legal/consumer Privacy Policy: https://stripe.com/privacy