
Google Login
Allow your members to sign up & login into your web app with their Google account.
Add GitHub as a login option to your Webflow site. Members sign in with the account they already use every day. Less friction at signup. Fewer abandoned registrations.
Most people abandon
New password = new reason to leave
No new password needed
The identity developers already have
Core Benefits
Less friction at signup. The native identity for developer audiences. Flexible authentication that works alongside your existing login methods.
Every new password is a reason to abandon registration. GitHub login removes that barrier. Members tap one button and they're in.
GitHub is the login developers expect. For dev tools, API products, technical courses, and open-source communities, it's the account your members already have — no new profile to create.
Alex Rivera
@alexdev · Full-Stack Developer
Developer identity — no extra forms needed
Offer GitHub next to Google or email/password. Members pick their preferred method. Memberstack handles the rest.
Members pick their preferred method
Setup
Two steps. A one-time OAuth setup, then one-click sign-in for every member. No backend code.
The Backend
Register a free GitHub OAuth app and set the authorization callback URL. Copy the Client ID, generate a Client Secret, then paste both into Memberstack under Settings › Auth Providers › Configure GitHub — and toggle it on.
The Frontend
Copy Memberstack's pre-built GitHub button (light or dark) into your Webflow signup or login form. It already carries data-ms-auth-provider="github". Add data-ms-social-auth-allow-signup to let new visitors create accounts, then publish.
That's it. Two steps, and your members can sign in with GitHub.
Start SetupSee what changes when you add GitHub as a login option
| Feature | Email/Password Only | + GitHub Login |
|---|---|---|
| Signup friction | New password required | One-click sign in |
| Registration drop-off | Higher | Lower |
| Developer audience fit | Generic | Native identity |
| Profile data | Only what you ask for | Name + email from GitHub |
| Setup time | Default | ~10 minutes to add |
GitHub login is especially effective for developer tools, API products, technical courses, and open-source communities where members already live on GitHub.
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No. You create a free GitHub OAuth app — there's no paid GitHub plan needed to enable GitHub login.
No backend code. You create a GitHub OAuth app, paste your Client ID and Client Secret into the Memberstack dashboard under Settings → Auth Providers, then drop Memberstack's pre-built GitHub button into your form. On Webflow, that's one component carrying the data-ms-auth-provider="github" attribute.
Yes. GitHub login is an additional option, not a replacement. Members choose how they want to authenticate, and you can offer GitHub alongside Google and email/password.
Both. Add the data-ms-social-auth-allow-signup attribute to your button and GitHub can create new member accounts, not just log existing members in.
The member's name and email populate their Memberstack profile automatically, so there's no extra signup form to fill out.
Yes. Memberstack is built for Webflow — copy the pre-built GitHub button into your signup or login form, publish your site, and members can sign in with GitHub.
Add GitHub Login to your Webflow site in minutes. The identity your members already have, zero extra friction, and a smoother signup for developer audiences.