Free Membership Plugins

There are many different membership site solutions out there that it’s very very easy for

you to get confused or distracted about which membership software you should use,

especially because some of them are free. There are some membership solutions that

have a live version, where they will give you some of the features disabled or even add

on the software itself and in exchange it’s free, or even it comes with a 30-day free trial,

so you install it and then have 30 days to decide if you want to keep using that software

or not. I know it’s really tempting to try out free membership software, but there are a

few things to think about. Who’s going to support it? Is it any good? And should you

really base your business around free software? If you use WordPress at all, I want you

to think for a second about how many thousands of WordPress plugins are out there.

And if you ever try to find the right WordPress plugin to do what you want to do, think

about how many times you found some old plugin that’s broken or a plugin that simply

did not work on your web host and when you tried to get support, there was none to be

found because it was a free plugin. Think about how many millions of software titles are

available for free on download.com but many of them are old and broken. And again, if

you try to get support, it’s nowhere to be found because it was a free piece of software.

When you’re paying for a software, a lot of what you’re paying for is the support. That’s

something to keep in mind. If you ever get stuck, if you ever want a feature added, or if

you’re simply having trouble installing the membership software on your particular web

host, it really helps to be able to email somebody or even call somebody on the phone

and get that issue resolved. Free software is not supported. Paid software is supported.

Next, think about, is the software any good? Everybody knows in their mind that

OpenOffice which is a free Office suite, will never really be as good as Microsoft Office

simply because it’s just not valued as much, it’s not updated as frequently and it’s not

used by as many serious businesses to warrant putting tons of time and effort into it.

There’s no reason at all for free software to be any good. That’s something to think

about. Free software is usually much worse than paid software. Even if you happen to

be able to find some kind of support for free software, it probably won’t have all the

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