9 Best Framer Membership and Gated Content Tools in 2026

FrameAuth is the most complete Framer-only auth plugin on this list. Drop sign-in, sign-up, OTP, profile, and checkout action components onto the canvas, connect Stripe or Lemon Squeezy, and gate pages or sections with tag overrides like ShowIfWithTag instead of legacy license keys. V2 replaced license keys with flexible membership tags that attach when someone buys and drop when they cancel. Weakness: pricing scales with user count, so a viral free tier can push you off Starter faster than a flat-fee tool.

Thenty was the first authentication plugin built specifically for Framer and it still sets the bar for polished member flows. Gate whole pages or sections, sell one-time or recurring access through Stripe, enable Google SSO, and trigger Zapier automations on signup. The Launch plan covers up to 1,000 users with a 1.5% Thenty fee on top of Stripe processing. Choose Thenty when you want Insert Frame’s component library (Sign Up Form, Log In Form) and a mature override pack in one ecosystem. Skip it if you need zero platform fees on every transaction.

Gately treats membership like infrastructure, not a single paywall button. Authenticate users, sell subscriptions through your own Stripe account, sync CMS visibility to member tiers, and run email campaigns from the same dashboard. Flat monthly pricing means no revenue share on top of Stripe, which matters once MRR climbs. Webhooks, Slack alerts, and optional API access on Business plans round out the stack. Trade-off: it is heavier than FrameAuth for a one-page digital download gate, and multi-platform teams may prefer Gately’s web SDK over Framer-only plugins anyway.

PageLock solves a different problem than FrameAuth or Thenty. Instead of hiding content with CSS or JavaScript overrides, it serves locked pages from a secure server only after authentication, so gated HTML never lands in view-source or Google’s index. Lock a single page, a protected group, whole CMS collections, or one CMS item on its own slug. PIN, passcode, magic link, and request-to-access modes cover client portals and coming-soon gates. Weakness: it is password and access control, not a full Stripe membership business. Pair it with a commerce plugin when you need recurring billing too.

Outseta is not a Framer marketplace plugin. Embed styled sign-up and login forms, protect content pages, and run subscriptions from a full membership operating system with CRM, email, help desk, and reporting built in. Framer teams use CSS-styled embeds or pop-up auth without leaving the canvas design pass. The trade-off is setup time and cost: plans start around 47 USD per month with an extra 1 to 2% on transactions above Stripe. Reach for Outseta when membership is the business, not a sidebar on a marketing site.

Framergenie connects Framer to Supabase for authentication, live database reads, form writes, and member-only page logic. Drag auth forms, data lists, and guard components onto the canvas, paste your Supabase URL and anon key once, and publish dynamic experiences that no-code membership plugins cannot model. Ideal when you are shipping a SaaS MVP or LMS with custom roles. Weakness: you manage Supabase security rules yourself, and the learning curve dwarfs FrameAuth’s tag overrides. Skip it if “no backend dashboard” was the brief.

Creem turns a Framer marketing site into a storefront with synced products, styled checkout buttons, and multi-tier pricing tables you compose on canvas. As merchant of record, Creem handles global tax and compliance while you focus on layout. Memberships, courses, and SaaS subscriptions are explicit use cases in the listing. Pair Creem checkout with FrameAuth or Gately when you need both compliant payments and on-site gating. Weakness: Creem sells access; it does not replace a full auth plugin for personalized member dashboards out of the box.

ContentGate is a one-time purchase component that wraps any Framer layer behind a signup wall, paywall, or custom JavaScript access check. Edit teaser copy, feature bullets, plan badges, CTAs, and optional blurred previews without rebuilding a lock screen from stacks and opacity. Connect it to FrameAuth tags, a localStorage flag, or your own window function for enterprise SSO. At 8 USD it is the fastest visual upgrade for gated sections. It does not authenticate users by itself, so budget for a plugin behind it.

This free marketplace component drops a responsive email-and-password login form onto your canvas and connects directly to your Supabase Auth project. Login and error states are built in, styling stays in Framer, and you avoid writing the form markup yourself. It pairs naturally with Framergenie when you want guards and database reads later, or stands alone for a single protected area. Weakness: no signup, billing, or override library included. You still configure Supabase policies and member routing manually.