Associations and membership organizations
Show the value of membership, and connect members to what they need
What matters
What your website should do for you
Membership value
Benefits, categories and how to join.
Events and education
Conferences, webinars and professional development.
Member systems
Renewals and member content in your association management system.
Pages your site could have
A starting point. We plan the final pages around your content.
- Home
- Mission, upcoming events and joining
- Membership
- Benefits, categories and fees
- Events
- Conferences and webinars
- Resources
- Public resources and advocacy
- Directory
- Public member directory
- Member login
- Link to your member system
Features you can add
Events listing
Linked to your registration platform.
Resources library
Public documents and guides.
Member directory Larger addition, quoted separately
Public directory from an export or feed.
Member system links
Wild Apricot, Glue Up or your AMS.
In your own words
Changes you could ask for
Request 01
“Add the 2027 annual conference in Banff, 14 to 16 May, with the registration link.”
Request 02
“Publish our policy brief on rural broadband under resources.”
Request 03
“Update membership fees for 2027.”
A fictional example
Moving from an old site
Before
An association's public site is a module in its member system and is hard to edit.
The move
We rebuild the public site on Replit and link to the member system for renewals and member content.
After
Staff publish events and resources through Replit Agent.
What we will ask you for
- Membership benefits and fees
- Event details
- Public resources
- Member system links
Works with tools you already use
- Association management systems such as Wild Apricot, Glue Up or MemberClicks
- Event registration platforms
- Newsletter providers
Questions
Common questions
Can members log in on the website?
Yes. We connect the site to your member system, or build member sign-in and member-only pages into the site itself.
Can we show a member directory?
Yes, with members' consent, as enhanced work.
How is this different from nonprofits?
Association sites focus on membership value, events and member systems.