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Scripting Advice for Subscription based site

Jane Blonde

Hi Guys,

Just looking for an opinion on setting up a paid subscription and event based site with the following subscriptions:

Individual: €15
· 5% off booked events
· Access to Member Only area with username/password
· Access to Member Only Mailing List

Charity: £23
· 10% off booked events
· Access to Member Only area with username/password
· Access to Member Only Mailing List

SME: €39
· 15% off booked events
· Access to Member Only area with username/password
· Access to Member Only Mailing List

Standard: €94
· 15% off booked events
· Access to Member Only area with username/password
· Access to Member Only Mailing List

Major: €178
· 20% off booked events
· Access to Member Only area with username/password
· Access to Member Only Mailing List

Patron: £3150
30% off booked events
Access to Member Only area with username/password
Access to Member Only Mailing List · Access to Patron Only events

I'm thinking drupal but it's a bit of a nightmare setting it up, does anyone know of another off the shelf product that can manage this?

David

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HandWS LTD

Hi David,

I don't know of an off the shelf product that will do this. Other people may be of more help.

If you are a developer then you can build a simple subscription system:

that add's the amount of days for each different paid subscription to the database.
use cron job's to decrease these subscriptions by one as each day goes by.
At the end of their subscription period your cron jobs can disable their accounts.

Jane Blonde

Thanks, I'm not sure if it's something that would be worth building from scratch, these things can get complicated.
The subscriptions are there to administer site access levels.