Implement Stripe checkout, billing portals, and webhooks with simplified view classes and model structures.
Docs →Integrate Google Analytics with an environment variable and template tag. Send client-side and server-side events.
Docs →It's early, but Forge Pro aims to be a community of people who really care about building sustainable apps on Django. Because Forge focuses on a specific set of tools, the support you'll get in Forge Pro will be incredibly relevant.
The forgepackages/forge-pro repo is private, and your subscription gets you an invite. With that is an expectation that you are a paying customer and should be treated like one. When you have questions, we'll do our best to provide or steer you towards trusted answers.
Because it's private, we keep our issues list manageable and relevant. If you think you found a problem, you'll be able to see if others have already reported it. If not, you can create a new issue without worrying if it will get a response.
For more open-ended questions and suggestions, we use GitHub Discussions. As a private community, you have direct influence over the product direction and can share tips and best practices for questions you bump into. If we get consensus on solutions, we have the ability to package those up and release them to everyone.
For the lone ranger. Unlimited projects.
Small teams, big teams, anything where more than one person works on the code.
Unfortunately, because of the logistics of how this works, there is no free trial period. We do our best to give you an idea of what you're buying via public documentation and videos. If you buy it and truly decide you aren't going to use it, contact us about a refund.
Sure! Just do that first, and send us some kind of receipt before you pay for Forge. We'll reduce your first (or next) payment by the donation amount, up to the 10% we would normally donate.
You install the Forge Pro packages through pypi.forgepackages.com. We'll provide access tokens that you can use both in development and in production.
In short, you'll lose your access to the packages repo. But once you've paid for Forge Pro, you're welcome to keep the code as it was at the time you cancelled — you can do this by "vendoring" it into your project directly (docs coming soon).