xmlgenie

So this is a bit confusing. If a user goes to the home page of your membership site and you are not logged in or are not a member, the site displays the paywall page. Telling the visitor you need to login to access this part of the web site. I used the URL slug membersarea for my members site home page, but while it says <my domain name >/membersarea in the URl It's actually displaying the paywall page with the error messages. In the website builder, you'll find the page "paywall" under "pricing plans" in the sidebar on the left. Under your member site. This page is not editable apart from the headline and description fields. You can put a link in the description field to your membersite's homepage. Clicking the link if you're not a member will redirect you to the member sign-up page, where you can choose a pricing plan, sign up as a member, and then access your membersites home page. The links in the description aren't underlined on my site, so I would recommend formatting them so they stand out. Each Membersite and digital product has it's own paywall so you can configure the page to reflect what you're signing up for.