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SleekView for Restrict Content: members & access as tables

Restrict Content stores membership status in usermeta and per-post restrictions in postmeta. SleekView reads both and gives membership ops a flat, filterable view across users and content.

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SleekView table view for Restrict Content

Members and restricted posts in two tables

Restrict Content (the free version, by Pippin Williamson, now StellarWP) keeps things lightweight: membership status lives in usermeta keys like rcp_status, and per-post restrictions are stored in postmeta. The default admin surfaces basic lists; SleekView reads the meta and gives you flat, sortable, inline-editable views across both surfaces.

Sample columns

A typical Restrict Content members view

SleekView reads wp_users joined with rcp_* usermeta keys.
Source: wp_usermeta (rcp_status, rcp_subscription_level) + wp_postmeta
Member Level Status Joined Expires Role
alex@studio.co Premium Active Jan 12 Jan 12, 2027 subscriber
ria@design.io Free trial Trialing Apr 22 May 06 subscriber
tom@hello.dev Premium Expired Apr 18, 2025 Apr 18 subscriber
mia@brew.coop Standard Active Mar 02 Mar 02, 2027 subscriber

Comparison

Default Restrict Content vs SleekView

Default Restrict Content

  • Members admin shows a fixed column set
  • No view that lists posts by restriction level
  • Filtering by access level is via dropdown only
  • Bulk membership changes happen one user at a time
  • Per-post restriction settings aren't visible in any list

SleekView

  • Read wp_users joined with rcp_* usermeta as a member ledger
  • Flat list of restricted posts from postmeta with level visible
  • Inline-edit subscription level, status, and expiration across many members
  • Save filters like "Expiring next 14 days" for renewal outreach
  • Combine members and restricted content in a tabbed view

Features

What SleekView gives you for Restrict Content

Members as a real ledger

rcp_status, rcp_subscription_level, rcp_expiration, and rcp_joined_date become sortable columns alongside the WordPress user fields.

Restricted content view

Read postmeta for the keys Restrict Content uses to flag protected posts. See every restricted post, its required level, and last update in one list.

Inline edits for level and status

Promote members between levels, extend expirations, or mark active without leaving the table. Bulk-update across many users in one pass.

Audience

Who uses SleekView for Restrict Content

Membership ops

"Expiring next 14 days" plus "Expired in last 30" as saved views — the foundation of any renewal outreach motion.

Content managers

Every restricted post in one list, sortable by required level. Spot mis-restricted content (or content that was meant to be free) in seconds.

Customer support

Look up a member by email, see level and expiration inline, and update access while on a call.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView for Restrict Content

Membership status lives in usermeta (rcp_status, rcp_subscription_level, rcp_expiration, rcp_joined_date). Per-post restriction rules live in postmeta. SleekView reads both.

 

Both. The free version stores its data in usermeta and postmeta, exactly as described above. Pro adds custom tables for memberships and payments — SleekView reads those too when present.

 

Yes. SleekView builds a separate view from postmeta showing every post with its required level. Useful for content audits.

 

Yes. SleekView writes through standard WordPress meta APIs, so any plugin or code listening for rcp_status changes via meta hooks fires as expected.

 

Stripe payment IDs are stored in usermeta. SleekView surfaces them as a column for cross-referencing with the Stripe dashboard, but doesn't replace Stripe's own admin.

 

Yes. Restrict Content has CSV export built in, but SleekView's exports honor your saved filter and visible columns — much more flexible for outreach segments.

 

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