: By "subscription CMS" I'm assuming you don't want to install the CMS yourself, but to use it as a service, right? If that is the case, and if you want to create access levels to different

By "subscription CMS" I'm assuming you don't want to install the CMS yourself, but to use it as a service, right?

If that is the case, and if you want to create access levels to different kinds of content, then Drupal 7 is a good CMS. If you don't want to install Drupal yourself than www.drupalgardens.com/ is an excellent host. You can use their free plan to test the solution (the CMS), but you probably want to have support with one of the paid solutions.

Wordpress is a great CMS as well, but I don't know how to limit reading access to certain users to certain content (without installing a plugin). Note: You can password protect a post, but it's not exactly what you asked... I would suggest you ask Kevin for a link with an how-to before you spend hours learning how to use it in vain.

In my opinion, Wordpress is easier (to administrate) than Drupal as well.

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