Memberships are part of the Pro plan and above. You can read your
memberships, moderate the community, archive and delete on any plan;
creating, editing and posting need Pro.
Set it up
1
Create the subscription offer
In Subscriptions, create what members pay: for example 120/year. They are normal subscription offers, so checkout, receipts and
the subscriber portal work as usual.
2
Create the membership
Go to Memberships → New membership, name it, tick the offers that make
someone a member, and tick the products (courses, downloads, links)
members can open. Choose whether the community is on and whether members
get an email for each new post.
3
Share the members area
Your members area lives at
https://<your-subdomain>.pocketsflow.com/members/<slug>.
Anyone who isn’t a member sees what the membership includes and a
Join button for each offer.Who is a member
Anyone with a live subscription to one of the membership’s offers (active, in a free trial, in a payment retry window, or paused) is a member. It is checked on every request: when a subscription is canceled, expires or is refunded, the members area closes for that person at once. Their saved sign-in link opens the join page again.How members sign in
The members area runs on your storefront, which never asks buyers for a password. A member enters the email they subscribed with and gets a sign-in link by email (valid 30 days on that browser). Every “new post” email also carries a sign-in link. The answer is the same whether or not the email is a member, so nobody can find out who subscribes.Posts
Write in Memberships → your membership → Posts. Posts support headings, lists, quotes, links, code and images. Pin a post to keep it at the top of the feed. When you publish, members get one email with the title, a short excerpt and a Read the post button. Members who turned post emails off, unsubscribed from your emails or bounced are skipped, and nobody gets the same post twice.Community
Members start threads, reply and react (like, love, insightful). Threads and replies are plain text: any HTML is removed. To keep things calm, each member can post at most 5 threads, 30 replies and 200 reactions an hour, and posting the same text twice in a row is refused. You moderate from the Community tab:- Pin a thread to the top, lock it to stop new replies, hide it (members no longer see it, you still do) or delete it.
- Hide or delete a single reply.
- Ban an author. A banned member keeps your posts and included products while subscribed, but can’t read or write in the community. You can also hide everything they wrote in one go. Lift a ban from the Members tab.
Members
The Members tab lists everyone who subscribed to the membership’s offers, with their status (Active while a subscription is live, Ended after), their subscription status, when they joined and whether they get post emails. Filter by active, ended or banned, or search by email or name.If your plan changes
If your plan no longer includes memberships, members keep reading: posts, the community and included products stay open (read-only), and you can still moderate. New posts, new threads and replies wait until you upgrade again. Archiving a membership closes its members area; deleting it removes its posts and community. Neither cancels anyone’s subscription.For developers
Everything here is in the public API and the MCP server: see Memberships API. Themember.joined and
member.left webhooks tell your app when someone becomes or stops being a
member.