Memberstack: manage users on Webflow easily


Memberstack is a no-code platform that adds user accounts, logins, gated content, and paid subscriptions to a Webflow site without custom back-end development. It connects to Webflow through a native integration and to Stripe for payments, making it one of the most popular ways to build membership sites and member areas on Webflow.
It matters more than ever in 2026. Webflow is retiring its own native User Accounts feature, formerly called Memberships, on January 29, 2026, and new sites have not been able to enable it since January 31, 2025. Webflow site owners now need a reliable replacement, and Memberstack is one of the main tools teams migrate to.
So what exactly is Memberstack, how much does it cost, and how does it integrate with Webflow and other no-code tools? Here is a complete, up-to-date overview.
In short: Memberstack adds logins, gated content and Stripe-powered subscriptions to a Webflow site with no back-end code. Paid plans start at $25/month billed yearly for up to 1,000 members and scale to $399/month for high-volume sites, with transaction fees that fall from 4% to 0% as you move up. It is the most popular native option for Webflow membership sites, especially now that Webflow's own User Accounts feature is being retired.

Memberstack is a SaaS platform that adds membership features to a website without writing code. It provides an authentication system, member access management, Stripe-powered payments, and an admin dashboard. The goal is to let site owners monetize content, sell subscriptions, or restrict access to certain pages through content gating.
Memberstack grew alongside the Webflow ecosystem and became a go-to option thanks to its native integration and its promise: build a rich, gated member experience without touching back-end code. Over time it added custom member fields, a developer API, and a wider set of no-code integrations.
For teams working with no-code tools, Memberstack balances customization and speed. In practice, it lets you:
Memberstack stands out for its native Webflow integration, custom member fields, and connections to Zapier, Make and Mailchimp. Payments are Stripe-native, support is responsive, the Slack community is active, and you can build on a free trial and only pay when you launch.
Memberstack handles social login, email sign-up, and account management. These are added to any Webflow site with copy-paste attributes and scripts, no custom code required.
Through the Stripe integration you can create subscription plans, set trial periods, and track member payments from the dashboard. Payments run on Stripe, so they follow Stripe's security and compliance, and Stripe's own processing fees apply on top of your Memberstack plan.
You can style the member area to match your brand, gate specific pages or sections by plan or role, and segment members by status, plan, or activity.
The admin dashboard is where you track members, subscriptions and payments, and edit plans. It is built to manage access at scale without a developer in the loop for day-to-day tasks.

The native integration is Memberstack's biggest strength. It turns a static Webflow site into a gated platform with member access, premium content and automated user management, without leaving the Designer for the basics. If you are new to the platform, our guide to getting started with Webflow covers the foundations.
Many startups and agencies already use this combination. E-learning platforms, paid newsletters, and closed communities use Memberstack to handle sign-ups, access control and billing on top of a Webflow front end.
Memberstack tracks sign-ups, logins, subscriptions and activity, and lets you segment members so you can tailor access and follow conversions.
Content gating is the core of most monetization strategies. You decide which pages or sections are open only to certain members, by plan or role. Combined with the Webflow CMS, it lets you gate entire collections of premium content.
You can tailor every visible part of the member area: sign-up forms, login pages, and member dashboards, so the experience stays consistent with your brand.
Memberstack is easy to use and integrates directly with Webflow. As a no-code tool it gets a member area live quickly, while still exposing an API for custom needs. It fits founders, agencies and content creators who want memberships without building a back-end.
It can be limiting for very complex use cases that need advanced admin logic or fully custom workflows. Pricing also scales with your number of members and the transaction fee on lower plans, so a large or fast-growing base costs more, which is worth modeling before you commit.
Memberstack is generally well reviewed for responsive support, thorough documentation, and an active Slack community. Users tend to highlight the stability of the platform and the clarity of the dashboard, alongside the native Stripe and Webflow integrations.
Online media, private communities, and early-stage SaaS products use Memberstack to manage users and monetize through subscriptions. A common pattern is an online school that combines Stripe, Zapier and Memberstack with Webflow to automate its full sign-up and billing flow.

Memberstack has a free trial you can build on for as long as you want, paying only when you launch and start accepting members. Paid plans scale with your member count, and each plan carries a transaction fee that drops as you move up. Stripe's processing fees apply on top, and free members do not trigger a transaction fee. Always confirm current rates on the Memberstack pricing page. The table below shows the 2026 plans on annual billing.
| Plan | Yearly (per month) | Monthly | Members | Transaction fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free trial | $0 | $0 | Build for free, pay to launch | n/a |
| Basic | $25 | $29 | Up to 1,000 | 4% |
| Professional | $39 | $49 | Up to 5,000 | 2% |
| Business | $79 | $99 | Higher volume | 0.9% |
| Established | $399 | $499 | High volume | 0% |
Compared with Outseta, Auth0 or Firebase, Memberstack wins on simplicity and its no-code, Webflow-first approach. Where the others need development or heavy configuration, Memberstack offers a turnkey path for agile projects.
Memberstack is not the only option, and the right choice depends on how technical your team is and whether you need a CRM. The table below sums up the main alternatives.
| Tool | Best for | No-code | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Memberstack | Webflow membership sites | Yes | Native Webflow integration, Stripe payments |
| Outseta | Memberships plus built-in CRM | Yes | All-in-one: CRM, email, help desk |
| MemberSpace | Simple gated content | Yes | Works across several site builders |
| Firebase | Custom apps | No | Powerful, needs development |
| Auth0 | Enterprise authentication | No | Robust, complex to configure |
| Webflow User Accounts | Native gated content | Yes | Being sunset on Jan 29, 2026; not available on new sites since Jan 31, 2025 |
Low-code tools like Outseta offer more backend flexibility and a built-in CRM, while Memberstack stands out for Webflow projects thanks to a membership system that is quick to deploy. For a non-technical team on Webflow, Memberstack is usually the shortest path.
Memberstack is a capable, intuitive fit for Webflow site owners. With authentication, member management, Stripe payments and deep customization, it builds a smooth, professional member experience without a back-end.
If you want to add a membership layer to your site, for a member area, content monetization, or recurring subscriptions, Memberstack is a strong choice, and a natural replacement now that Webflow User Accounts is being retired. It simplifies access management while still exposing an API and a full admin dashboard.
You can also talk to a Memberstack expert to validate your setup. And if you want help migrating from Webflow User Accounts or integrating Memberstack into your Webflow site, our Webflow agency can support you from setup to launch.