What type of membership requires renewal after a set period of time?

A fixed-term membership is a type of membership that has a predetermined duration and requires renewal after that set period expires. This model typically offers access to certain benefits or services for a limited time, ensuring that members must actively renew in order to maintain their membership status and continue enjoying those benefits. This structure encourages ongoing engagement and allows the service provider to re-evaluate membership terms and conditions at each renewal period.

In contrast, a lifetime membership offers perpetual access without the need for renewal, an open-ended membership does not have a defined end date, and a one-time membership grants access without requiring renewal but is limited to a single instance or event. Thus, fixed-term memberships are distinct in their need for regular renewal to retain membership status.