Run memberships
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Free and paid communities, all from your own store.
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Free and paid communities, all from your own store.
Monthly, quarterly or annual billing, at a price you set for each level.
A membership paid once, sold alone or bundled with a product to drive conversion.
Images, audio, text, video and livestreams, for the members who paid to see them.
A chat room and a community feed where they comment, react and upload their own.
Merch and releases that only members see, down to the tier you choose.
Welcome gifts, renewal gifts or a set cadence. Enough to run a full vinyl club.
Johnnyswim built the Swim Team inside their own store instead of a separate app, with three tiers topped by an $85 a year package. Nine in ten went straight for the top tier on day one.
One click from the Shopify App Store. Your store, your theme and your checkout stay as they are.
Set the price and billing cycle for each level, then choose exactly what that membership unlocks.
Share a link or scan fans in at a show. They get the posts and perks. You keep the relationship.
A free or paid community that lives inside your own Shopify store. Fans join at your checkout, and everything you post, ship or stream is theirs on the terms you set.
Yes. Drop the list you already have straight into a free tier and start from there, then invite them up to a paid one.
Through your Shopify checkout, on the cycle you choose — monthly, quarterly or annual. You can also sell a one-time membership that never renews.
Posts with images, audio, text or video, exclusive products, livestreams, a chat room and a community feed. Anything you ship can be a perk too, and you can embed a custom HTML page if you need something the standard blocks do not cover.
Yes. Attach a product as a welcome gift, a renewal gift or on a set schedule, and Single creates each member's order when it is due. See how Frontiers runs theirs.
The contract retries on its own. You can see which members are in a failed state and fix it without cancelling anyone.
Report physical and digital sales, and follow every unit in one unified view.
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