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What is Memberlet?

Last updated on Aug 18, 2026

Memberlet is a platform for selling access to a Telegram or WhatsApp community. You set a price, members pay, and Memberlet manages their access from there. It adds them when they subscribe and removes them if they cancel or a payment fails.

You can sell a subscription, a one-time payment, or free access. Payouts go straight to your bank account.

Three terms you'll see everywhere

Memberlet uses a few words in a specific way, and the rest of these guides assume you know them.

A Page is what you're selling. It has a title, a description, and one or more Plans, and it gets its own public link you can share.

A Plan is the pricing on a Page. A single Page can carry more than one Plan, say a monthly option and a yearly option side by side. Billing can run daily, monthly, quarterly, every six months, yearly, as a one-time payment, or free.

Members are the people who paid for, or were given free access to, one of your Plans. Find them in your Members list, along with their current status.

How it works

As a creator:

  1. Create your Memberlet account and workspace.
  2. Connect the messaging platform your community lives on: Telegram, WhatsApp, or both.
  3. Connect a bank account so you can get paid.
  4. Create a Page with one or more Plans, then publish it.
  5. Share your Page link. When someone pays, Memberlet gives them access, and takes it away if they cancel or a payment fails.

As a member:

  1. Open the Page link a creator shared.
  2. Pick a Plan and pay (or claim it for free, if it's a free Plan).
  3. Get instant access to the Telegram or WhatsApp community.
  4. Manage or cancel the subscription any time from your own account.

Who uses Memberlet

Content creators charge for a group their audience already wants to be in, whether that's trading signals, fitness coaching, a paid course, or a fan community around gaming or music.

For businesses, it's a way to run a premium support channel or a paying customer community without building that infrastructure themselves.

Community builders often start free, then use Memberlet to turn the group into something sustainable, charging enough to keep it running and worth moderating.

What ties these together: your audience is already active in a Telegram or WhatsApp group, and you want to charge for access to it.

What's next

Before you can accept a paying Member, you need to connect at least one messaging platform and a way to get paid: