Hardly anyone pays for a membership the first time they find you. So if a membership is the only thing you sell, you lose everyone who wasn’t ready yet, and never find out who they were.

The communities growing fastest build steps between "never heard of you" and "pays me every month," and each step qualifies people for the next. The whole thing runs on content, which you already have.

Lead magnets are those steps. A Resource can now leave your community: publish it to its own link that opens with no account, then decide what happens when someone lands on it. They read it free, trade an email address for it, or buy it outright with a one-time price paid through your Stripe.

The guide you always end up sending people. The replay vault. The course you stopped running. Behind your login those only work on members. On a link, they work on everyone else.

How it works

Open Resources, build one as a draft, then hit Publish. Visibility comes first (Community only, Public only, or Everywhere), then access. Public access is Open access (anyone reads it), Email access (an email address opens it), or Paid access (a one-time price, optionally pay-what-you-want with a minimum).

Published Resources get their own public URL. Everything stays editable afterwards from the three-dot menu under Edit details, including making a community-only Resource public later.

On a paid Resource the email address is captured before payment, so a checkout someone abandons still leaves you a way to reach them.

Everywhere prices the two audiences separately. A Resource can be free for your members and $29 for everyone else, in one configuration, which makes what members already have visible to people who have not joined.

Leads, coming next

Every address you have ever collected in one list: event RSVPs, waitlists, sign-up links, abandoned checkouts, Resource unlocks. Most communities that have been running a while will open it to find years of contacts already there. It is not switched on yet and it is the next thing shipping.

Heads up: access inside a Resource is all or nothing. If you want a free sample of something you sell, publish the sample as its own free Resource and link across to the paid one.

If your library is straightforward to move we are upgrading it for you. If it needs more care you will see a prompt with a path forward in Resources.

Your content stays yours. Publishing changes who can reach it, not who owns it.