This is definitely doable with custom coding. One possible solution: I know Ken Gary has developed a way to list paid members in wordpress as a directory system. I think this could be adapted to do what you want- that is a different directory for each membership level, that only you as the admin get access to. Ken talked a little about the program here: http://www.amember.com/forum/showthread.php?t=12628 David
Hi David, Thank you for the reply. Ken Gary's solution might be a little overengineered, I am hoping to simply maintain an up to date list of subscribers at a product level, i.e. 'find all members who have bought product X, and then list them on a page on my website'. I love a challenge, but don't even know where to begin. Are there custom coders who do this sort of thing for payment?
a phpmyadmin sql script should do the trick- amember support is usually good at coming up with the code needed for this. If you need a fancier output- then you'd need some custom php coding. Once you have the SQL needed though, this should be easier for an outsourcer to write. David