Sell in Shopify. Publish on WordPress.
One customer, one account
Your readers buy in your Shopify store and sign in to your WordPress site with the same Shopify customer account. You do not run a second member database, a second set of passwords, or a second billing system. Their name, email, and status come from Shopify too.
Your store’s rules carry over
Memberships, subscriptions, bundles, and one-off purchases all end up on the customer’s Shopify account, as tags set by Flow or the app you already use. RedeemID opens content for whatever the account holds, so a new offer in your store needs a tag and a rule, not new code.
Access you can audit in one place
Every grant is on the customer’s account in Shopify admin: its tags and its status. WordPress holds a copy, never a grant of its own. Disable a customer in Shopify and their members-only access goes too.
Who it is not for
If you do not sell through Shopify, RedeemID has nothing to read. If you need WordPress to take payments or manage subscriptions itself, use a membership plugin instead.
Try it with a development store first.
Install the plugin on a staging site, connect a Shopify development store, and sign in with a test customer account before a real customer does.