Plans are a way to control and define content access rules.

Access rules — this section tells the system what content is available to members within the

plan.

When users purchase a plan, they only get access to specific content. Thus, we can set up

flexible content access rules.

Rules can be created based on tags, categories, post types, and taxonomies.

Below you can find simplified examples describing the flow of managing access to content in the

Wallkit.

• This plan has a post-view limit of 1 per week in the example below. For the user to have access to more articles, he will be asked to upgrade his account.

• In this example, access is distributed through categories. All posts in these categories will inherit the category settings. In the first case, these categories have a limit of 2 categories per month.

  To exclude specific content from the limited one, just allow it, as in the example in the second case:

  These categories are not limited and will always be available to buyers of this plan.

  

• The content tagged as "Public" will be locked to five articles per a week unless a user has registered and logged in.

• In the example below, full access to all content is configured. The user will be able to view absolutely all content. Usually, such access is granted to premium accounts.

• To hide specific content from users of this plan, you can disallow it over here.