A space that shows and sells what the community has: a course, a ticket, a resource, a plan, a plan extension. The storefront is organized into up to three groups — products, plans and add-ons —, with everything that’s active or only what you pick, in the order you pick it. Clicking a product opens its details, with the images, the price, the installments and the Buy button; the buyer pays right there and never leaves the community. The store follows the space’s visibility: public, members only or subscribers only.
An association with a ticket, merch and an extension
A members-only store shows the conference ticket, the limited-stock T-shirt and the plan extension, in that order. When the last T-shirt is sold, the card switches to Sold out without anyone touching it.
Against the rest of the market. Selling from a checkout page sends the buyer away from your brand. Here the storefront lives in the community, on your domain, with the same access rule as everything else: a subscribers-only store doesn’t show up for people who don’t subscribe.
The store shows what exists under Monetization: products, plans and add-ons are created there, and the store only displays them. An add-on is never sold on its own — always together with the plan or added to the subscription the person already has.
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.
Influencers
You already have an audience, and it lives in someone else’s house. Here the feed is yours, the list of who joined is yours, and billing happens on the same page where people read — not on a checkout link that looks like another company’s.
See the full caseMentors and instructors
The live session is one hour a week; the rest of the time the group has nowhere to talk. Here mentoring has an address: the session is on the calendar, the group carries on in the feed, and the material you deliver stays organized instead of lost in a messaging group.
See the full caseSchools and online courses
You don’t need to change how you sell to bring your content here. The catalog — course, module and lesson — lives in the community, with a class, live sessions and conversation between students, and whoever bought comes in as a member. Students see where they stopped; teachers see who got stuck.
See the full caseAnyone who wants recurring revenue
A subscription is a second revenue stream, not a replacement for the first. You keep selling the course and the mentoring your way, and also charge a monthly fee for being inside: the archive, the sessions and the community. Subscribers get in on their own and those who cancel leave on their own, without you checking a spreadsheet.
See the full caseMemberfy is in closed beta, so access is by request. Tell us what you want to build: we reply, set it up with you and stay close afterward.
