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Queryra + MemberPress

Works out of the box

MemberPress and Queryra work together with no configuration. Search results respect MemberPress access rules the same way direct URL visits do — members see what their tier allows, non-members see paywalls. No coupling code, no custom hooks.

Tested with

MemberPress 1.12+

Queryra plugin

v1.2+

Setup time

0 minutes

What works

  • Access rules respected. MemberPress access rules apply to search results the same way they apply to direct URL visits. Members see what their tier allows; non-members see paywalls.
  • Course Creator content. Lessons and courses are indexed and searchable. Access enforcement stays with MemberPress.
  • Title-as-teaser model. Protected content titles appear in search results for non-members; the content body is replaced with the MemberPress login/registration prompt. This matches default WordPress search behavior — Queryra doesn't add new exposure.
  • Compatible with all membership tiers. Tested against Silver / Gold setups with protected pages and courses; the integration is structural, not tier-specific.

Setup

  1. 1

    Configure MemberPress

    Install MemberPress and set up your membership tiers, products, and access rules in Dashboard → MemberPress.

  2. 2

    Install Queryra

    Install Queryra from WordPress.org and connect your API key. See the WordPress integration guide if you need a walkthrough.

  3. 3

    Import and sync your content

    After activation, either follow the Queryra setup wizard from the plugin menu (handles everything in sequence), or manually run Import and then Sync from the Queryra menu. Pages, posts, MemberPress products, and Course Creator content are all picked up automatically.

How it works

MemberPress and Queryra operate in different layers, which is why no coupling code is needed:

  • Queryra handles semantic search — converts customer queries into a ranked list of post IDs.
  • MemberPress handles access control — filters content based on member tier at render time.

Because the two systems don't overlap, they work together without configuration. Queryra returns IDs; WordPress renders them; MemberPress applies its rules during rendering.

Deep dive — architectural reasoning and test results

The blog post covers the architectural reasoning, real test results, and recommendations for membership-site setup variants.

Read: How Queryra Works With MemberPress (Without Touching Its Rules)

Troubleshooting

If AI search isn't showing results after setup, the most common causes are: incomplete import, sync frequency too low for testing, or a conflict with another search plugin (FiboSearch, Relevanssi, SearchWP).

Full troubleshooting guide — fix in 5 minutes

More questions? See the general FAQ or email contact@queryra.com.

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Last updated: May 12, 2026 · Tested with MemberPress 1.12.15 and Queryra plugin 1.2.x.