How can I add free and paid user accounts to Webflow sites without any coding?
- Use Memberstack or Outseta to integrate user authentication, gated content, and payment plans into your Webflow site without coding.
- Create free and paid plans, embed signup/login forms, and set visibility rules to control access, then test both user experiences.
To add free and paid user accounts to your Webflow site without coding, you'll need to combine Webflow with no-code tools that support authentication and payments.
1. Use Memberstack or Outseta
- Memberstack and Outseta are no-code membership platforms that integrate with Webflow.
- Both allow you to create user registration, login/logout, gated content, and payment plans (free and paid).
- Memberstack is more design-flexible; Outseta includes email, CRM, and helpdesk features.
2. Set Up Free and Paid Plans
In Memberstack:
Go to Plans and create both Free and Paid plans.
Assign specific permissions or gated content based on each plan.
Add Stripe to manage payments for the paid plans.
In Outseta:
Go to Billing > Subscriptions to define multiple plans.
Embed signup and login modals directly in Webflow using Outseta’s components.
3. Add Signup and Login Forms to Webflow
- Use the native Webflow Designer to build your input fields and buttons.
- For Memberstack:
- Add
data-ms-memberattributes (e.g.,data-ms-form="signup") to Webflow elements. - For Outseta:
- Use their no-code embed widget or direct URL links to their hosted login/signup screens.
4. Gate Content Based on User Access
- Wrap Webflow elements or pages in visibility rules via Attributes:
- For Memberstack: Apply visibility rules in the dashboard for each plan using selectors.
- For Outseta: Use their script and attributes to conditionally show/hide content to logged-in users or specific plans.
5. Test User Flows
- Create test accounts for both free and paid users.
- Ensure proper redirects happen after login and that gated content is hidden unless authorized.
Summary
To offer free and paid user accounts in Webflow without coding, use no-code tools like Memberstack or Outseta. These platforms handle authentication, content gating, and payment integration. Simply connect the tool to your Webflow site, define your plans, and use visibility rules to control content access.