WordPress Paid Course Website

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Budget / Salary$250–750
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I’m launching a site that sells digital products—think guides, templates, and mini-courses—through one-time purchases. After checkout, each buyer needs a secure account area where they can immediately download only the files they’ve paid for and return later to retrieve them again.

Here’s the flow I want:
1. Visitor selects a file or bundle, adds it to cart, and pays (credit card, PayPal, or Stripe—whichever is quickest for you to configure).
2. Upon successful payment, WordPress automatically creates their account, logs them in, and unlocks the corresponding download page.
3. Inside “My Account,” they see a clean list of their purchases with download buttons, file size, and a limited number of download attempts to discourage sharing.
4. I receive order notifications and can add or revoke access from the dashboard.

Preferred stack is WooCommerce or Easy Digital Downloads paired with a lightweight membership plugin if necessary; I’m open to your suggestion as long as it stays maintainable and doesn’t bloat the site. Design can start from a modern, responsive theme—no need for a pixel-perfect custom build—just ensure branding colors and a clear call-to-action are in place.

Deliverables
• WordPress installation and theme setup on my hosting
• Payment gateway integration and test transaction proof
• Product upload example with protected download link
• Customer “My Account” area fully functional
• Brief video or written guide showing how I add future products and view orders

I’ll handle copy and imagery; you focus on structure, security, and a friction-free checkout. Let me know your preferred plugin combo and estimated timeline when you bid.
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