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Built for Membership sites

Recurring revenue, without a per-member bill.

Unlimited members on every plan, a community and a course library in the same portal, and dunning that recovers failed payments before they become churn.

Unlimited members always · community from $29

The usual problem

Membership pricing punishes success.

The economics of a membership are simple — recurring revenue minus churn minus tooling. Most platforms make the third term grow with the first.

Member and contact caps

Kajabi Basic stops at 2,500 contacts. Simvoly's top plan stops at 2,500. Growth means an upgrade conversation, every time.

Community costs as much as everything else

Circle Professional is $99 a month on top of whatever hosts your content, and the member in one is a different record from the member in the other.

Failed cards leak revenue quietly

A card expires, the payment fails, nobody notices, and the member is gone. Recovery is a feature, not an accident.

What you get

Built for revenue that renews

Everything a membership needs, priced so growth doesn't cost more.

01

Unlimited members, every plan

No per-member pricing and no member cap at any tier. A membership that doubles doesn't change your bill.

02

Community and content in one portal

Groups, channels, profiles and discussions sitting beside the course library and the file downloads, behind one login on your domain. $29 plan.

03

Tiers that gate themselves

Bronze, silver, gold — access granted automatically on purchase and revoked automatically on refund or cancellation.

04

Dunning that saves members

Failed payments retry on a schedule, and a recovery sequence emails the member before access lapses. $97 plan.

05

Drip content to slow churn

Release material by days since joining so month three still has something new in it — the single most reliable retention lever a membership has.

06

Engagement you can act on

See who has gone quiet and start a re-engagement sequence automatically, before the cancel button. $97 plan.

The maths

What a membership stack usually costs

Kajabi Growth (25,000 contacts)$199/mo
Circle Professional$99/mo
Dunning tool$50/mo
All of it, on OpusFunnel$97/mo

Circle is a better standalone community product. What it cannot do is share one member record with the content, the billing and the email.

Where to start

Start on Sell, at $29 a month

$29 gives you unlimited members, the community, the course library, the branded portal and subscriptions — the entire membership product.

Move to $97 Grow when you want the dunning sequences, re-engagement automation and segmented email, which is usually the point where churn starts mattering more than growth.

Questions

Common questions

Is there really no member limit?

No member limit on any plan. Each plan does include a contact allowance, and contacts above it are billed rather than blocked, so a good launch never breaks your account.

Can I run tiers with different access?

Yes. Access is granted by what someone bought, so a higher tier can unlock extra courses, extra community channels or both, automatically.

What happens when a card fails?

Retries run on a schedule. From the $97 plan a recovery sequence emails the member, and access can be revoked automatically if it never clears.

Can members cancel themselves?

Yes, through a billing portal — which is both better for them and required in several jurisdictions.

Is the community as good as Circle or Skool?

As a standalone product, no. Circle has live rooms and a branded app; Skool has a stronger gamification loop. Ours wins on being the same record as the subscription and on costing $29 rather than $99 on top.

Also built for

Grow the membership, not the bill.

Unlimited members on every plan, from $79 a month.

14 days free · cancel anytime · 0% transaction fees