Memberstack bolts authentication, Stripe billing, and content gating onto a site built in Webflow, Framer, or plain HTML, without forcing a move to a CMS that has members built in. You mark elements or pages as members-only and a script handles signup, plans, password resets, and email verification. It is aimed at creators and small businesses selling access rather than running a full course platform.
Who it is for
Webflow and Framer site owners selling gated content or a paid community.
Key features
- Member signup and login on any site
- Stripe subscription billing
- Page and element-level gating
- Free and paid membership tiers
- Member data API and webhooks
Where it falls short
It is a layer on top of your site, so a course player or community still needs another subscription, and pricing scales with total members.
Pricing
Free tier for a small member count; paid plans scale with total members and add custom domains and admin seats.
Prices move; the tier structure is the part that stays true. Check current pricing on Memberstack.
Alternatives to Memberstack
Frequently asked
Is Memberstack free?
Partly. Free tier for a small member count; paid plans scale with total members and add custom domains and admin seats.
What is Memberstack best for?
Webflow and Framer site owners selling gated content or a paid community.
What are the best alternatives to Memberstack?
The closest substitutes we list are Bubble, Softr and Webflow. They sit in a similar price bracket but make a different trade-off, so read the weaknesses section of each review before switching.
Which platforms does Memberstack run on?
Memberstack is available on Web and API.