What connects, and what is merely related.

Pro's credit economy sits on top of a payment plugin rather than replacing it. Map a product or membership level to a credit amount and vendors top up through it. 5 are configurable from wp-admin.

• WooCommerceProducts map to credit amounts. Full cart and checkout.
• WooCommerce SubscriptionsRecurring top-ups on renewal.
• WooCommerce MembershipsMembership level grants credits.
• Paid Memberships ProLevels map to credit amounts.
• MemberPressPlans map to credit amounts.

Listings surface on member profiles and post into the activity feed, so a directory inside a community behaves like part of it rather than a separate section bolted alongside.

• Member profilesA member's listings appear on their profile.
• Activity feedListing activity posts into the feed.
• NotificationsDirectory events reach the BuddyPress bell.

Listora detects whichever SEO plugin is active and steps back from the parts it already handles, so listing pages do not end up with two plugins writing competing meta tags and duplicate schema.

• Yoast SEODetected; Listora defers on output it owns.
• Rank MathDetected; same deference.
• Schema.org markupEmitted by Listora when no SEO plugin claims it.

The general-purpose route. 63 REST endpoints in the free plugin and 133 across free and Pro, plus outgoing webhooks that push directory events to whatever you run.

• Outgoing webhooksPush listing, review and claim events to your endpoint.
• REST API63 endpoints free, 133 with Pro, documented.
• Inbound payment webhookCredit a user when your own gateway posts to it.