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Use Memberstack on multiple sub-domains
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Duncan Hamra
1) The problem → I can only use Memberstack on one website / domain. I don't want members to have to log in every time they switch websites. A portion of my content lives on another website/subdomain/CMS.
2) Why is this important → My CMS isn't on my main marketing site (where people log in) and I really don't want to give up my CMS. It's core to my value prop.
3) What's your plan B → Leave half of my content "unlocked" or move all of my content into a single domain.
4) Possible solutions we could build for you → I love love it if a session carried over between domains. So, a member could log in on mywebsite.com and then access content as a logged in member on app.mywebsite.com. Both websites would have the same Memberstack script installed.
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Naitik Mehta
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Duncan Hamra
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Thanks to those who shared additional thoughts here. Feel free to keep them coming.
Memberstack 2.0 is very likely to allow a user to be logged across multiple sub-domains. Please note that it has to be a sub-domain, and cannot be a completely different domain.
Examples:
❌ memberstack.com and ebay.com
Toby Allen
Any news if this is on the roadmap?
Duncan Hamra
Duncan Hamra
Corey Haines: Did I sum this up well?
Corey Haines
Duncan Hamra: Yes exactly!! I’m not sure if this is the same or different but just multiple sites in general would be awesome. E.g. one membership gets access to multiple sites. That’d make bundling really easy.