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Memberstack review

#26 of 83 in Membership Site Platforms

A flexible membership layer for Webflow, WordPress, and custom websites.

6.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Memberstack adds authentication, payments, subscriptions, profiles, and gated content to websites. It is aimed at creators, communities, online courses, and businesses that need membership features without building a separate backend. The platform supports Webflow, WordPress, custom HTML, React, and other sites that can use a script tag, with web and API access for broader implementation options.

Pricing starts at $25 per month for Basic with annual billing, or $29 per month when billed monthly. Professional costs $39 annually or $49 monthly, Business costs $79 annually or $99 monthly, and Established costs $399 annually or $499 monthly. The published plans include social logins, Stripe payments, custom SSO, branded emails, and email campaigns. Basic also carries a 4% transaction fee, in addition to standard Stripe processing fees. Test mode is free for an unlimited time and does not require a credit card, but it is separate from paid production plans.

Its strongest fit is for teams that want detailed control over access: Memberstack can restrict a full site, individual pages, folders, CMS collections, or page elements. It also supports free and paid membership plans, passwordless and social login, hosted HTML and links for gated content, custom fields, metadata, and member roles. Integrations with Stripe, Webflow, WordPress, Zapier, Make, and React extend its ecosystem fit. Choose Memberstack when granular gating and multiple payment models matter; consider an alternative if avoiding transaction fees or recurring platform costs is a priority.

Memberstack pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Gates full sites, pages, folders, CMS collections, and elements
    • Supports subscriptions, one-time payments, profiles, and member plans
    • Integrates with Webflow, WordPress, Zapier, Make, and React
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free paid-production plan
    • Basic charges 4% plus standard Stripe processing fees
    • Monthly pricing reaches $499 on the Established plan

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