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Hi James,
1) Yes, exactly: it is a matter of how many sites you want to use it on.
2) I would suggest using the custom builder, so you can select exactly the features you need, and nothing more, and get a custom bundle with all the addons that include the features you requested: https://postpaycounter.com/custom-plans
3) Ah, difficult to say, it pretty much depends on your own setup and what you want to pay your authors for! 🙂
Don’t hesitate to ask for further help!
A nice day,
StefanoHi there,
you can share 100% of the revenue with authors, and then set whatever payment value you would like, yes 🙂A nice day,
StefanoHi Mel,
I’d suggest having a look at our tutorial on revenue sharing to learn what can be done with Post Pay Counter 🙂A nice day,
StefanoDo you know how the shortcode acts? Does it actually put the words in, or does it do something different?
Hi there,
your setup is a bit unique, but I believe that enabling shortcode parsing before word counting should solve it – there is an apt option in the Words Payment section of the Counting settings options box 🙂Let me know!
Have a nice day,
StefanoHi Lalit,
I am familiar with Co-Authors Plus (in fact, you can see a few commits in the github repo are actually mine). However, we do not support that in Post Pay Counter. The thing is that PPC relies on the post author value to determine who to credit for the post. Altering this behavior, and allowing a post to belong to multiple authors (and maybe even keeping track of how wrote how much) is not super easy, unfortunately 🙂So, in your scenarios, even if somebody else edits the post, the original author is credited. However, with the Publisher Bonus addon, the editor can also be credited, so this maybe can be useful to your workflow.
A nice day,
StefanoHi Kimberley,
Currently have zonal visits set up based on Google Pageviews for 60 days/post. Instead of offering the Basic Payment (as we don’t want to propagate basic income for older posts, but establish a starting point), we set up a zone with only 1 view and our default payment rate, and then incremental rates after that based on the different zone tiers.
Do visits figures look correct, and just the payment is off, or is it also Google visits that fail to update? Can you also post a screenshot of your setup for visits payment, as I am not fully sure I understand how it is right now?
Also, side question regarding zonal rate; if a post enters into a different tier within our 60 days/post window after being paid out for reaching a previous threshold already, will the Pay Post Counter know to only charge the difference from one tier to the next, or will the contributor double dip on the zonal rate?
If posts are marked as paid in the plugin, then the former should happen: no double payments 🙂
A nice day,
StefanoHi Faisal,
unfortunately we only support payments through PayPal (or via credit card, but still going through PayPal), I am afraid! :\A nice day,
StefanoHi there,
please try to give permissions 777 to the temp folder (and its children), it should fix 🙂Let me know!
Have a nice day,
StefanoHi Charlie,
no, the Request Payment feature comes in a separate addon, not included in the PRO. Check it out here:Request Payment – Require authors to reach a threshold and request they are paid
A nice day,
StefanoBut what is the error that you get? I am afraid any other payment system would not work anymore, if you card is not recognized by PayPal…
Hi Madu,
when did it pop up? Did you try to reactivate your license for the Request Payment addon? Is that addon working fine now? 🙂A nice day,
StefanoHi Mark,
unfortunately there is no such feature. However, you can simply make sure that the time range you select in the stats page starts beyond your wished date 🙂A nice day,
StefanoI am sorry, but this does not have to do with how Post Pay Counter works – this is how WordPress behaves 🙂
