Multiple payment gateways

I had to do this very same thing for a client previously. In my situation I did this.

• On your pricing table or buy now button, place a link to a page that is for choosing method of payment
• On that method of payment page, have one column for payment method 1 and another column for payment method 2 with all of your membership plans accordingly

You can certainly write some code and add some filters with redirects that pass the collected data from your pricing table and then give them an option to choose just before redirecting them to said payment page while also passing the data through it, but if you haven’t done that before, the method I mentioned above is definitely the easiest.

Tutorial here:
https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/2012/06/offering-multiple-gateway-options-at-checkout/

@srf0611 use the tut link that Jason just gave you below my first comment. You’ll need to log into your PMP account to view it. I haven’t checked it out, but Jason’s solid and it’s his plugin, so I would go with his method for sure.

@strangerstudios Jason, sorry for missing you on skype earlier today, if you want to text me you can, you have my cell number in my email sig.

$97 for this one tip. Great plugin though. Hope the client isn’t too pissed, I told them I could do it, not realizing this information was behind a paywall. Kind of a little bit frustrating, but I’m sure I would do the same if it was my plugin. Oh well, I think someone is about to send you a Benjamin.

@indiadamjones I can see how that would seem shady, but, think about how much money you saved in development costs by getting the plugin and maintenance to the plugin for free. Just my two cents. And i agree the plugin is great.

> $97 for this one tip.

Technically, it’s $97 for all of the tips and access to the support forums. I suppose if you just needed to know that one thing, it would feel like a raw deal.

> kind of a little bit frustrating
I feel for you. We really do struggle a lot RE what we charge access for on the member site and what is available for free. I’m sensitive to folks feeling like we’re doing a bait and switch. (FYI, often times, you can do Google searches on GitHub and gist.github.com to find the code portion of the tutorials for free.) Because we give away so much for free (the entire core plugin and all of the addons), it’s going to sting when you finally hit something you have to pay for.

> Oh well, I think someone is about to send you a Benjamin.
Thanks. We spend a lot of time and money making Paid Memberships Pro, and the PMPro memberships help support us.

Thanks, Kevin for chiming in!