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Membit review

#23 of 25 in AR Creation Software

A $5/month mobile AR platform for location-based experiences, with a focused feature set.

6.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Membit is a no-code augmented reality platform for creators, educators, historians, artists, tour producers, museums, and organizations. It supports mobile AR creation on iOS and Android, with web-based administration and 3D model uploads. Users can place images, videos, audio, and 3D objects at real-world locations, then organize experiences into public or private channels. Its Human Positioning System supports markerless, persistent placement, while map-based discovery and screen capture help people find and share experiences.

Pricing is structured around four monthly plans. Student Account costs $5 per month and includes one private channel, one admin account, unlimited model uploads, and unlimited membits. Professor costs $10 per month with the same listed highlights. Artist also costs $10 per month and adds unlimited 3D model uploads, unlimited membits, and custom graphics and maps. Course Package costs $30 per month and includes three private channels, up to 25 channel admins, unlimited model uploads, and unlimited membits. Public-channel pricing is handled through contact with sales. The published plans show a paid-only model, with no free plan.

Membit's strength is its focused location-based AR workflow: mobile creation, persistent placement, rich media, channel controls, custom maps, and sharing are brought together without requiring code. It fits solo creators, small teams, educators, artists, museums, and organizations that need geographically anchored experiences across web, iOS, and Android. The tradeoff is a narrower scope, with one project listed in the category specification and no integrations listed. Buyers seeking a dedicated mobile location-AR tool should consider Membit; teams needing broader project capacity or connected software workflows should compare alternatives.

Membit pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • No-code markerless and persistent location-based AR
    • Supports images, video, audio, and 3D objects
    • Public and private channels with map-based discovery
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • Category specification lists one project
    • No integrations are listed

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