> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.lid.pro/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.lid.pro/sell-on-lid/memberships.md).
# Memberships
Sell a membership: members-only posts, messages with you and your own page, on a monthly or yearly plan, flat 3% per payment.
A membership turns your audience into a paid community. Members subscribe to a plan, and everything lives on your page: your posts, your messages with them, your products and your challenges.
## What's inside a membership
* **Posts.** Write for everyone, or only for your members.
* **Messages.** Your members can message you directly.
* **Your page.** A cover, your accent color, an About, up to 12 links, your products and the products you share. Lock any section so only members see it.
* **Plans.** Monthly or yearly, each with its own price and its own commission for sharers.
* **Gift access.** Give anyone a free seat or a month of access. It never touches billing.
## How it works
1. Open **Memberships** in your [dashboard](https://lid.pro/dashboard) and create a plan.
2. Choose monthly or yearly and set the price.
3. Share your link. Members subscribe and get access right away.
Billing is a recurring subscription. The flat 3% applies to each payment, the same as any sale, and your share lands in your balance in digital dollars (USDC) in seconds.
## Sharing works here too
Every plan carries its own commission, so anyone can share your membership. Whoever brings a member earns the commission you set.
## FAQ
Can members cancel?
Yes, anytime, from your page or from **My purchases → Subscriptions**. They keep access until the period they already paid ends.
What does it cost me to run one?
$0 a month to sell. The flat 3% on each member payment is the whole fee.
Open your membership at [lid.pro](https://lid.pro). That is the link if you want to sell.
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