Posts
Drop exclusive images, videos, and audio for your members. Gated by tier, organised into collections, and easy to find later.
Posts are how you keep your tribe fed. They are the demos, the dressing-room photos, the rough cuts, the "thanks for being here" videos. You decide what type each post is, who can see it, and which collection it belongs to.
How to create a post
- Go to Membership then Posts in your dashboard.
- Click Create New.
- Pick a post type, write your caption, choose who can access it, and upload your media.
- Click Create post.
Post details
Post type
Choose one of:
- Image, as JPG or PNG.
- Video, as MP4, MOV, or WebM.
- Audio, as MP3 or WAV.
The type determines what kind of file you can upload and how the post is displayed to members. Pick the type first, because changing it resets the file picker.
Caption
Write a caption that gives the post some context. This is the first thing members read when the post shows up in their feed, so make it count. Captions need to be at least 5 characters and can run up to 1,000.
Membership access
This is the gate. The field is labelled Membership Access (Leave blank for public access), which is exactly how it behaves:
- Pick one or more tiers and only members on those tiers can see the post.
- Want only your top supporters to see it? Pick just your highest tier.
- Leave it blank and the post is public. Anyone who lands on your page can see it, member or not.
You can change which tiers a post is gated to at any time by editing the post.
Blank means public, not private
An empty Membership Access field is not a draft and not a private note to yourself. It publishes the post to everyone. If a post is meant for paying members only, always pick at least one tier before you save.
Media upload
Drop in your file. The accepted file types match the post type you chose. You will see a preview right in the form (an image thumbnail, a video player, or an audio player) so you can confirm it is the right file before you publish.
One file per post
Each post holds one piece of media. If you want to share a series, such as five photos from a shoot or three demos from a session, group them into a collection instead.
Browsing and searching posts
The Posts page lists everything you have published, newest first. A few tools help you find what you need:
- Search filters by caption as you type.
- Filters opens a dialog to narrow by post type, membership tier, or status (active or archived).
- Active filters shows your selections as pills under the search bar, with a Clear all button to reset.
The list is paginated, so as your library grows you can page through past posts without scrolling forever.
Editing a post
- On any post, click the menu icon (three dots) in the top-right.
- Click Edit post.
- Update the caption or change which membership tiers can access it.
- Click Update post.
You cannot change the media or the post type after creation. If you need a different file, archive the old post and create a new one.
Adding a post to a collection
Collections let you group related posts into a series. To add an existing post to one:
- On the post, click the menu icon and choose Add to collection.
- Tick the collections you want to add this post to.
- Click Add to collection.
The collections this post belongs to show up at the bottom of the post card as clickable links, which is handy for jumping straight into the collection editor.
Archiving a post
If a post has run its course (a flash sale that is over, a demo that is now released), archive it.
- Click the menu icon on the post.
- Click Archive post.
- Confirm.
Archived posts disappear from your members' feeds but stay in your dashboard so you can bring them back later. Flip the Status filter to Archived Posts to see them, then use the menu and Unarchive post.
What members see
Members see every public post plus the posts gated to a tier they are on. Posts appear in the Posts tab of their member area with the same caption, media, and styling you used. They can react, comment, and share, and a post that belongs to a collection gets a clickable link so they can dive into the rest of the series.
Where to go next
- Group posts into a series with collections.
- Set up tiers before you start posting so you have something to gate against.
- Open a chat channel so members can react and discuss.
- Give members somewhere to post back in community spaces.
Members-only access
Reserve an event, or one of its ticket tiers, for the people who pay you. Author the restrictions first, see exactly who they affect, then turn them on.
Collections
Bundle related posts into a series your members can binge. Perfect for behind-the-scenes arcs, EPs, or chapter-style drops.