PlexSub is under active development. Features and compatibility may evolve before version 1.0.

One console for your entire media community.

PlexSub connects the context of each member, service and request so you can move from a signal to an action without rebuilding the story manually.

Local user administration and operational context
Demo instance with fictional data.
Subscription and access status in the member portal
Demo instance with fictional data.

A clear layer between people and your ecosystem.

  1. 01

    People and service

    Administration and the member portal share the same operational context.

  2. 02

    Rules and status

    Users, subscriptions, requests and notices make current state visible.

  3. 03

    Connected capabilities

    The experience adapts to the native modules and providers you enable.

  4. 04

    Your infrastructure

    Data, tasks, cache and backups remain under the operator's control.

PlexSub coordinates context. Each provider performs its own role.

PlexSub organises identity, rules, native invitations, visible status, permissions and each member journey.

Connected services perform playback, automation, downloads, payments, metrics or notifications according to their configuration.

Two journeys that no longer live in silos.

Content and availability

  1. Request
  2. Rules and approval
  3. Automation
  4. Download
  5. Library
  6. Availability
  7. Notification

PlexSub does not download or host content itself. It preserves context and reflects status returned by connected services.

People, access and service

  1. Native invitation or onboarding
  2. Identity
  3. Subscription
  4. Access
  5. Portal
  6. Renewal or support

Native invitations belong to PlexSub; providers participate only when configured. The portal exposes the capabilities relevant to each member.

Technical foundations, explained without jargon.

The deployment keeps its own data and processes. Tasks synchronise or review state, cache avoids repeated work and backups support recovery planning. The operator decides how these components are hosted, updated and monitored.