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How to dynamically display subscription details on member profile page including plan type, renewal date, and status?

Hello,

I'm looking to enhance the user experience on our profile page by dynamically displaying subscription details once a user logs in. Specifically, I want to show which plan they have subscribed to, the type of plan (e.g., recurring), the next recurrence date, the end date of the plan, and whether the plan is currently active. This is to ensure that users can easily access up-to-date information about their subscription status, especially if they are in the middle of a multi-month plan and might not remember the specifics. Can anyone guide me on how to set this up so that these details automatically update upon user registration and login, without needing manual updates from an administrator each time a new user subscribes?

Thank you!

4 comments

  • Memberstack Team
    Memberstack Team Official comment

    You’re describing exactly what MemberScript #186 is built for — it dynamically displays a member’s current plan name, billing interval (monthly/yearly), price, and next billing date. It updates automatically on login, so no manual admin work is needed. You can also show whether the plan is active and customize how/where these details appear on the profile page.

  • Club Chops
    Club Chops OP

    Hi,

    Nobody Can Help ?

    Thanks

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  • Josh Lopez
    Josh Lopez

    Hey Club Chops

    Thank you for posting! This is a hard question to answer because it depends how well you know how to code. The Memberstack Webflow Package has data attributes to display member data but doesnt include specifics like you mentioned. You can read more here. If you do want more data you can use the Memberstack DOM Package. What i have heard others do is to use make or zapier to listen for changes in stripe itself to then update custom fields in Memberstack. If you need additional help with custom code we do have a great experts program.

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  • Club Chops
    Club Chops OP

    Hi Josh,

    Thx i will check with Zapier or Make, it seems to be the most easy way.

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