Some pages are only for the right people.
MemberLock gives the simple site you already have a members area: a page for your clients, a download for people who paid, a scoreboard that remembers their name. Free to start, opening soon. You add one line. We take care of the sign-in.
Meet Dale. He runs a barbershop.
His regulars want a page of their own: their usual chair, their next visit, a thank-you for coming back. Dale does not want to move his whole site onto a new system to give it to them. With MemberLock he adds one line to the site he has. His regulars sign in, and the page is theirs.
What it does for you
Sign-in that feels like your site
Your members sign in with Google, GitHub or a code sent to their email. It carries your logo, your colours and your address, not ours.
Pages that are really locked
Lock a page, a folder or a download. It stays locked until the right person signs in. It is locked, not just hidden from view.
An account page they understand
Their profile, their plan, sign out everywhere and delete my account, all in one place.
It speaks memberships
Free plans and paid plans, with payments through Stripe, and access rules the way MemberPress does. A WordPress membership site and a simple site can share the same members.
On the way
Soon you will be able to ask your AI assistant to set it up, connect your site and add the line.
We run memberships for a living.
MemberPress and our own membership sites have taught us what members actually need. We have already built the hard parts of sign-in once. MemberLock takes what works and makes it available to every site we make. We are starting with our own sites, and opening it to others after that.
Questions people ask
Do I have to move my website?
No. You add one line to the site you have.
How do my members sign in?
With Google, GitHub or a code we email them. There is no password to forget.
Are the locked pages really locked?
Yes. The check happens before the page is sent, so a locked page is not simply hidden by the page itself.
Does it work with MemberPress?
It speaks memberships the same way: plans and access rules. A WordPress membership site and a simple site can share the same members.
What does it cost?
It is free to start. There is a Free plan, and a Developer plan for when you grow. We have not opened it up yet, so there are no prices to show. Join the waitlist and we will write when it is ready.