Inside the platform · Marketplace

A membership marketplace that knows who your members are

Products, services, jobs, classifieds and member offers, posted by your organisation, your members and your partners, discovered by search, category, price and location. What no ordinary marketplace can do: every offer can be genuinely gated to membership tiers or segments, every listing is attributed to the organisation behind it, and every sale lands as an invoice on the same member record as the dues.

Offers genuinely gated to tiersPaid into your own Stripe accountEvery sale invoiced on the member record
What it is

A trading floor for your membership, run your way.

Members and partner organisations post what they sell, offer or need. Other members find it by search, category, tag, price range or distance from where they are standing. You decide the posture: an open marketplace, one where every listing is approved before it goes live, or one reserved for approved partners, changed with a single setting rather than a project.

What can be listed

Products, services, jobs, classifieds, property and vehicles, member-only offers and partner storefronts, each with images, tags and pricing.

Discovery that works

Search, category and tag filtering, price ranges, and location-based discovery by distance, so members find things when they are actually looking.

Post as a person or an organisation

Members post as themselves, or on behalf of an organisation the platform verifies they belong to. Every organisational listing feeds the directory profile.

Moderation your way

Open, approved-first or partners-only, with reporting, a review queue and a full audited trail on every decision.

Engagement you can see

Views and bookmarks on every listing, so sellers and sponsors get numbers rather than impressions.

A marketplace that stays clean

Listings expire on a schedule unless renewed, so members browse live stock, never a graveyard.

The member-only offer engine.

Any offer can be locked to membership tiers, to segments of your membership, or both. A member who qualifies sees a genuine perk. A member who does not sees the offer with a clear path to upgrade, or does not see it at all, at the author's choice. Nobody sees a broken link.

Approved partners run their own gated deals without your team lifting a finger: ten percent off for one tier, a free consultation for one segment, a partner-only price for corporate members. That turns your membership tiers into something worth paying for, makes partner benefits real instead of asserted, and puts a renewal argument on every locked card.

The same offer, seen by two members. Illustrative.
Sponsorship

Placement sponsors can measure. Revenue your platform earns.

A sponsored listing is not a banner in a sidebar. It is the real listing, sorted first in every category, search and location view, carrying a visible badge and a place on the featured shelf, with views and bookmarks tracked per listing so the sponsor gets a read-out instead of a promise. Sponsorship and partner placement make the marketplace something rare in this market: a part of your platform that pays for itself.

The money

One checkout. Every dollar accounted for.

A member puts an event ticket, a course seat and a partner offer in the same cart and pays once. Payment goes straight to your organisation's own Stripe account; we never hold your funds. Every sale raises an invoice against the same member record your dues sit on, so finance reconciles automatically instead of reverse-engineering a second ledger at month end.

Refunds run themselves inside the window you set: the charge reverses, the seat returns to inventory, the next person on the waitlist is promoted, and the credit note is issued, without a support ticket.

A recommendation with nothing at stake is a search result. A recommendation with an institution's name on it is a different product entirely.

Questions

Asked before the first call.

Is the marketplace an add-on we pay extra for?
No. It is part of the platform, on the same member record as everything else. Pricing for the platform is published on the pricing page.
Who can post listings?
Members can post as themselves, and can post on behalf of an organisation the platform verifies they belong to. You control the overall posture: open, approved-first, or partners-only.
Can partners really run member-only offers themselves?
Yes. Once your team approves an organisation as a partner, that partner can gate its own offers to the membership tiers or segments you make available, without your staff processing each deal. Members who qualify see the perk; members who do not see the upgrade path.
Do you hold our money?
No. Payments go directly to your organisation's own Stripe account, and payouts land on your schedule. Every transaction raises an invoice on the member record, so your finance reporting includes marketplace revenue alongside dues without extra bookkeeping.
What stops the marketplace filling with junk?
Listings expire unless renewed, members can report listings, reported items surface in a review queue, and every moderation decision is recorded with who made it and why. You can also require approval before anything goes live.

Bring your partners. Bring your tiers.

See a marketplace that knows who your members are, running against your actual membership structure, and what it does for renewals, partners and revenue.