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Membership Tool Detector

Which membership tool is that site using?

Paste a URL. We read the page's HTML for the traces membership and login tools leave behind, and show you the exact snippet behind every match.

The short answer

Which membership tool does that site use?

Most membership and login tools leave traces in a page's HTML: their script, their configuration, the data attributes they read, or links to their hosted checkout. The detector fetches the page once, logged out, without running its scripts, and looks for those of Memberstack, Memberful, MemberSpace, Outseta, MemberPress, Ghost, Clerk, Auth0 and Supabase. A tool added through a tag manager, or used only behind a login, won't show up.

Common Questions

Questions about the detector

What it reads, what it can't see from outside, and how to read a result.

It fetches the page you enter once, the way a logged-out visitor's browser would, and reads the HTML that comes back. It looks for the specific traces each membership or login tool's install code leaves there: the tool's own script, its configuration, the data attributes it reads, or links to its hosted checkout and account pages. Each match is shown with the exact snippet it came from, so you can check the evidence yourself.

Memberstack, Memberful, MemberSpace, Outseta, MemberPress, Ghost, Clerk, Auth0 and Supabase. A tool is only on the list if its public install instructions or source code show a trace that appears in a page's HTML and can't be confused with a page that simply mentions it.

High means the tool's own script or its setup code is on the page, which is hard to have by accident. Medium means its markup is there, such as its data attributes or links to its checkout, but not its script. That usually means the script is added another way, or was removed and the markup left behind. Low is a hint that fits the tool but proves little on its own, like a page built with Ghost that isn't loading Ghost's members script.

No. It reads the HTML as text and never runs any of the page's scripts. That keeps it safe to point at any site, and it's also why anything added to the page after it loads is out of view.