Thenty allows you to set minimum requirements for accessing a page.

Once you have built your pages, configure your protected page paths in the Protected Pages section in the plugin (lock symbol).

This is to set up which pages are hidden by default (the ones behind a paywall etc).

To hide your protected pages, click the toggle next to each one. You can also edit this to have all pages that ‘Start with’, ‘End with’, ‘Contains’ or ‘Doesn’t Contain’ names be under this setting — helpful for CMS pages.

Note: If you delete any plans or products, it will show up as a legacy permission level in the protected page selections. This is so you can have users who have paid for since-deleted products access your protected content if you need to.