The space that gives structure to the informal exchange between members: an open job, a service on offer, something for sale. Each listing has a category, a description, an expiration, up to six images and, if the community wants, a price; it goes away on its own when it expires. Whoever is interested sends a message, and the listing’s author and the team see who got in touch. The community can require approval before a listing goes live. The conversation and the deal happen outside the platform: Memberfy does not mediate payment or negotiation.
Jobs, services, sales
A professional association
Members post open jobs and services on offer, each for thirty days. The board turns on approval to block what doesn’t fit the organization, and whoever posted sees, on the listing itself, who got in touch.
Categories and expiration you define
The space comes with Jobs, Services and Sales, and you rename, reorder and add categories and choose how long a listing stays up. When it expires, the listing leaves the list and the author is notified by e-mail.
Interested people in view of the author
Whoever is interested writes a message before sending it, seeing what will be shown and to whom. The author and the team follow the interested people on the listing and mark each one as new, seen or replied.
Moderation, if the community wants it
By default a listing goes live right away. With approval on, it stays under review until the team decides, and whoever was rejected gets the reason by e-mail.
The price is just information
A listing can show a price, with a note such as “negotiable”, but there is no checkout, fee or charge. Memberfy is not in the middle of the sale, and whoever negotiates settles the rest on their own.
Against the rest of the market. A group chat forgets the listing the next day. Here it has a category, an expiration and an end, lives in the community and follows the same visibility and moderation as everything else.
Classifieds is not a store: Memberfy does not charge, does not process payments and does not mediate the negotiation between people. To sell with checkout inside the community, use the Store space.
What the space does
Jobs, services or sales
Configurable categories and expiration
Up to six images per listing
Optional price, as information only
Interested people visible to the author and the team
Optional approval
Visibility
Like every space, this one is public, members only or subscribers only — the choice is per space, and the space is the authority on what can be reached from it.
Where this module shows up
Companies with a customer community
Answer once. It stays answered for every customer.
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