Feature Requests

1) The problem → Creating a option for limited number one-time-payment membership with an associated feedback attribute that shows the number of memberships which are still available, or a message when none is available 2) Why is this important → Create an early adopter user base, or limited membership availability. It will help in the early stages of market validation of a product 3) What's your plan B → Create a javascript function associated to a 'lifetime' type of membership and web hooks, to count the number of signup events 4) Possible solutions we could build for you → Email notification for every time a signup happens (regardless of the membership type)

1) The problem → I am creating a service where users can “join” for free. However, as part of their profile setup, they need to provide their credit card info. (create account w/ email → populate profile → supply a payment method.) I didn’t see a way to add credit card info to the profile setup. 2) Why is this important → I offer an unlimited free trial so customers can use a limited version of my product indefinitely. 3) What's your plan B → (A) Have a membership that is $0 so that I can get credit card info. (B) Creating a membership of type “free” and then have the CC info added later... but I need a way to collect it. (C) Using a Free Trial doesn't make sense because I don’t know the exact number of days before the user is ready to go. I can’t use an arbitrary 14 days; it’s once they have completed their profile information. 4) Possible solutions we could build for you → An option to require a credit card when signing up for a free plan - OR - the ability to add a payment method in a free member's account (via profile, modal, custom UI, etc.)

1) The problem → If a paid member's subscription ends, when they next log-in they are presented with a pop-up modal to continue their subscription and add their payment details / restart. This makes complete sense from the point of view of gating the content, but is a pretty annoying user experience for someone who, perhaps, wants to choose a different plan. 2) Why is this important → It's important to the UX of my site and directly impacts my revenue. 3) What's your plan B → Attempt to swap the membership via the API, but that's not possible right now 4) Possible solutions we could build for you → a) Automatically switch to another membership of my choosing after an event. Canceled, expired, failed, etc. b) Only display the pop-up on pages with contain member's only content (including data attributes). Should be setting in the dashboard. c) Add a "change plan" section to the renew UI so folks can see / select other plans. This could be a simple link to my pricing page.

1) The problem → I can't remove a free trial from a published membership 2) Why is this important → Example: I'm using the membership ID to trigger various emails, grant access to content, etc. and I don't want to swap out that ID 50 times. 3) What's your plan B → To create a new membership without a free trial. 4) Possible solutions we could build for you → Let me remove or edit the free trial.

1) The problem → Prevent users from sharing accounts. There's no way to do it right now. 2) Why is this important → Our income is based on the number of people who have access. 3) What's your plan B → NA 4) Possible solutions we could build for you → Give me a toggle to disable concurrent logins or a field to specify how many IP addresses may be logged in at the same time.

1) The problem → It's not possible to change a membership plan from the pre-build UI. This means I have to create a custom UI to let members add/change another plan. 2) Why is this important → Building out these custom UI's takes time. And it's hard to get it right. I want Memberstack to figure out what converts best and make it easy for me. 3) What's your plan B → Build a custom UI so folks can change their plan. 4) Possible solutions we could build for you → Create a few different templates/layouts that make it easy to compare and select different plan options. I'd like to link directly to this UI or link to it from within the profile management UI.

1) The problem → I occasionally need to charge members, but I don't want to create a plan to do it. There's no way to initiate a charge via the dashboard at this time. 2) Why is this important → I could easily bill my members for hourly work, random up charges, and anything else right through Memberstack! That would save me a lot of time and hassle. 3) What's your plan B → Initial the charge in Stripe. This isn't perfect though, because the charge doesn't show up in the member's profile. 4) Possible solutions we could build for you → A more simple (user-friendly) version of the Stripe dashboard.

1) The problem → The only issue I’ve run into so far with Memberstack is that free members aren’t charged the one-time setup fee when upgrading to a paid plan. I currently get users to create a free demo account that gives them limited access until they upgrade to a paid plan. However, I’d still like to charge the one-time setup fee when upgrading to paid. 2) Why is this important → One major reason right now is that I’m changing my pricing model. Memberful only gives me the option to charge a different rate for the first month, but if they change plans they’ll have to pay the one-time fee again. 3) What's your plan B → The workaround I’ve been brainstorming to get users to join for a free demo is to use a form on my site (Collect email for app notifications) that’ll redirect them to the app, but not actually have them create a memberstack account so I can still charge them the one-time fee. 4) Possible solutions we could build for you → I would like to charge a one-time setup fee when they first join that won’t be charged if they upgrade to other plans.

It would be great to allow people to access gated content for a certain time period before redirecting. This would allow gated content to be leveraged for SEO and give visitors a sample before redirection occurs.

1) The problem → I know MemberStack was built to integrate with web builders like Wordpress, Wix, Squarespace, etc. I'm building a data-heavy site, so most of these builders don't have the db chops I need. I'm working with a developer to build out my site with an Angular 9 front end. Does MS have experience integrating with that platform? 2) Why is this important → We are dead set on using Angular for our front-end. Everything else needs to work with that. 3) What's your plan B → Find another solution or build something custom. 4) Possible solutions we could build for you → A few demo projects/tutorials which explain how to setup Memberstack with an Angular front-end.