Hi there,

I wouldn't say there's anything in this add-on that directly assists with this scenario, but it might be possible with a creative use of user groups and permissions.

With the additional add-on to enable memberships, all that is really doing is allowing users to be created and assigned to member groups when purchased - beyond that it doesn't do any tracking as such.

The idea is that you'd use Concrete's built-in ability to expire users from user groups after a period of time, as well as advanced permissions to show/hide blocks based on a user's groups.

Using that kind of set up, you can do things like lock off a section of a website, and then give a new customer 1 year's access. Then after that year has elapsed and they log in, they can be presented with another product to re-purchase access.

The bit that is missing is just the date related bit, or at least something that would automatically reset it every year.

But I maybe it could be achieved with a set up like:

- to a guest, you offer a $100 membership product. That creates a new user, putting them into membership group.
- you set that membership group to expire on a particular date, I'm thinking 1st Nov
- on a page that requires being logged in, you put 3 product blocks.
- one for $100, and you set that to only show if the user is _not_ in the membership group
- one for the $65 and one for the $35 products, setting those blocks to show from a particular date (say in September), and hide on Nov 1st.

It would just mean that every year, say, in Sept, you'd just need to move the date of user group expiry forward a year, as well as the show/hide dates for the two discounted products.

You would also want to make sure the 'Check Automated Groups' task was running.
You then could use the normal dashboard member page to work out your current list of active members, by filtering by user groups.

I actually think you'd use two membership groups, one for the current year, and you'd set up one for the year ahead. Just something you'd need to logically work out an approach for.

If that sounds like it would work for you, I'd actually recommend my Payments with Stripe add-on instead of this one, as it handles creating new users, but is it a bit easier to set up. And it also doesn't come with a monthly fee, unlike Snipcart.
https://marketplace.concretecms.com/marketplace/addons/payments-with...

What it might come down to is whether you are just after a simple button to start a payment, or, whether you are needing a full _cart_, to then also sell other products in the same transaction.

I should also point out that Community Store also can create new users in the same way, it's just a much bigger system.

Hopefully that helps with some ideas at least.
You're welcome to email me at ryan@mesuva.co.uk

Cheers
-Ryan