Nav Menus Addon 0.4 – Paid Memberships Pro

Paid Memberships Pro Nav Menus Addon: Smart Navigation Control for Member Sites

Here’s the problem with most membership sites: your navigation treats everyone the same. Visitors see signup links. Members see dashboard options. But your menus probably show everything to everyone, or require messy workarounds to fix it.

The Nav Menus Addon changes that. It hooks into Paid Memberships Pro and lets you decide exactly which menu items appear for each membership level — right inside WordPress’s standard menu editor. No custom code. No PHP knowledge needed. If you’ve ever added a link to a menu, you can use this.

What It Is

A lightweight addon that adds visibility controls to your WordPress menus. Toggle any menu item on or off for specific membership tiers. The system detects who’s logged in and which level they belong to, then serves the appropriate navigation automatically.

Key Features

• Toggle visibility per menu item across any Paid Memberships Pro level
• Handles free members, paid subscribers, and logged-out visitors
• Settings live in Appearance → Menus — no separate admin pages to navigate
• Keeps your site fast — minimal code, no bloat
• Works with most WordPress themes

Who It’s For

Perfect for anyone running Paid Memberships Pro who wants their site to feel polished and professional. Course creators with tiered content. Coaches selling different program levels. Business owners who are tired of telling members “just ignore that menu item.”

How To Use It

Install. Activate. Go to Appearance → Menus. On each menu item, you’ll find new checkboxes for membership levels. Check the levels that should see each item. Save. A Bronze member logs in — they see Bronze links. A Gold member visits — different menu. It just works.

Why Buy This

Custom conditional menu logic costs developer time. This addon handles it in seconds. One payment. Instant download. Use it on as many sites as you own.

Ready to Get Started?

Download the Nav Menus Addon. Your members will see only what matters to them — and your site will finally have navigation that makes sense.