Membership MCP works alongside WPVibe. WPVibe lets your AI work on your whole WordPress site: pages, posts, themes and plugins. Membership MCP is built for one part of the job, your memberships. You can run both on the same site, and Membership MCP works fine on its own.

How they fit together

  • WPVibe is for general WordPress work. Ask it to build a landing page, write a post, change your theme or manage plugins.
  • Membership MCP is for your membership business on MemberPress: members, plans, subscriptions, payments, coupons, access rules and membership reports.

Each one connects to your AI separately. When you ask about members, plans or sales, your AI uses Membership MCP. When you ask for a new page or a theme change, it uses WPVibe.

What to install

On a MemberPress site where you want both:

  1. Install WPVibe as WPVibe describes.
  2. Install Membership MCP from MemberPress → Add-ons (type MCP in the Search add-ons box, then click Install Add-on), or from the plugin zip, and connect it. See Connect your site.
  3. Add both as connectors in your AI. Each has its own server URL. See Connect your AI for Membership MCP’s.

The order doesn’t matter. Both plugins sit side by side, and both update through WordPress’s normal plugin updates.

If you already have WPVibe

You don’t need to change anything about WPVibe. Add Membership MCP to the same site and connect it in your AI alongside WPVibe.

Running Membership MCP on its own is fine too. It’s handy when you want a connector that only touches memberships, for example for a team member who handles member support and nothing else.

Plans and limits

Membership MCP has its own plans, separate from WPVibe’s: Free with MemberPress at 50 actions a day, Plus at 250 and Power at 1,000. See Pricing. Questions about WPVibe’s plans go to WPVibe.