Uplifter vs Restrict Content Pro: Which is a better fit?

I love this program, and as I mentioned the customer service is amazing, and there is lots to learn from all their information available online.

We have also had problems with policies and not allowing parents to register due to the policies and so I had to take those off.

Good help articles and very responsive support team. We have had many fewer email requests seeking assistance from our club members during registration than we did with our previous software.

I preferred when I was able to do a live chat. Waiting for email returns can be a pain.

It has streamlined our registration process, communications is easier, ability to have a website is nice. Lots of reports that are helpful.

I can't batch invoice a group for a product or subscription, which is a pain when I need to invoice 80 people for a fundraising item, outside of a program.

The easy training language supports volunteers who are just wanting to make their clubs better. I would very strongly recommend Uplifter for use by other organizations.

It is clumsy, not intuitive, over complicated, difficult to extract data.

I like the general structure of how it works and the ease in which the system seems to outline your products. I like the ability to customize it to suit your needs.

Just a terrible overall experience and product. Also, there is no phone support at all.

I love how "lightweight" this software is. If you're looking to create a course, but don't want quizzes and bunch of the overhead that comes with a full LMS, RCP is a great solution.

My only criticism is the limited layout of sign up forms... they could potentially add easier options for styling and customisation. I've had to bring in a dev to code these.

I am happy with my purchase and hope they stay current and competitive with other membership plugins.

It's been a disappointing process, to say the least and Avalara acknowledged there weren't even one dozen users of the combo.

I love the ability to easily create a variety of membership levels as well as different discount codes. I also love the variety of add-ons that give additional functionality.

We had an issue with the first site we used RCP on where it did not smoothly integrate with some custom aspects of our site's theme, and it was difficult to pin down where the issue was.