Boards that restrict posting to members get a route into membership, member pricing that shows before checkout, and a public membership badge on companies.
Join gate on the posting page
- The posting page stays public on a members-only board and renders a join gate instead of a dead end
- Not signed in: a card headed with your board's name, saying that posting there is for members, with Become a member and a Sign in button that returns to the posting page
- Signed in without a membership: the same card, acknowledging the account, with a single Become a member button
- Signed in with a membership: no gate. The employer goes straight to the posting form for their company
- Boards with a contact email keep the "email us for access" line on both card states, for sales-led joining
Member prices on plan cards
- When a member discount lowers a plan's price, the card shows the member rate, the public list price struck through beside it, and a Member price caption
- Cards only take this treatment when the discount changes the number, so two identical prices never appear side by side
- A 100% member discount reads as zero in the plan's currency, with no billing cadence
Membership as public identity
- Public company objects carry the membership plan's
idand display name, ornull. Render a member badge on company cards and profiles - Companies can be filtered by membership plan for a members directory or logo wall. The filter is exact, so counts and paging describe the roster
- Only memberships on a public product are named. Private, assign-only levels and manually set benefits stay operator-only, and job packs, talent access, and services never appear
- Entitlements, expiry, notes, and billing state are not on the public wire
- Board context gains
posting.requiresMembership, so headless boards can render their own gate
See the memberships guide.