We don’t just build membership sites — we run them, lead the technical decisions, and stay embedded for years.
On Upwork, 2018: “Her mastery of Infusionsoft and Memberium is second to none. Proactive and thorough.” 8 years and one platform migration later, still the same team.
Most operators start the same way: a fixed-fee look at what’s already running. The other doors open from there.
No calendar roulette, no rebuild pitch. Two weeks later you have the map.
Site, payments, access gates, automations — mapped as they actually run.
Build it with us, keep us around to run it — or walk away with the map. All three are real answers.
Three situations cover almost every operator who lands here.
Most operators start on a rented platform. Our home is WordPress. We work in both.
Hi, I’m Danica. On computers since I was 7, designing websites since 17. For the last 15 years I’ve done one thing: take a messy membership operation and give it a system — then stay to run it. MemBuild is that, as a team. We don’t pitch rebuilds; we look first. If the right answer is “stay put”, that’s what you’ll hear.
The Audit. Everything else is decided after it — with you, from what we find.
We spend two weeks inside your membership — the site, the payments, the emails, what your members actually see — and hand you a plain-English map of what’s working, what’s leaking, and what to do next.
Rebuilds, migrations, moving you off a platform you’ve outgrown. Scoped and priced from what the Audit finds — agreed with you before anything starts.
See how we build →We stay on as your tech team. You put down a deposit, we work through it by the hour, you top up when it runs low. Every hour tracked, always visible to you.
See how we run it →Anything else? It’s a fair question for the free “Tell us where you are” below.
Two weeks inside your membership — the site, the payments, the emails, what your members see — mapped as it actually runs. One fixed price, paid once. You get your map, a ranked fix list, and a straight answer: fix it, rebuild it, or leave it alone. It stands on its own: no rebuild pitch.
Access to what you already run — your site, your payment processor, your email tool — and one call to walk us through how things work today. During the Audit we look; we don’t change anything.
You pick: we build it, we run it, or nothing. The Audit is the only thing you’ve committed to, and plenty of people take the fix list to their own developer.
The Audit is refundable in full during week one if we conclude we can’t help — our call, in writing. Build and run-it work is billed in stages, so you only ever pay for what’s done; anything unstarted comes back, minus the team time we’ve already committed to you. It’s all written down plainly on the refund policy page.
No. WordPress is our home turf and where most clients end up, but the Audit looks at whatever you run — Skool, Circle, Kajabi, GoHighLevel included — and we’ll tell you to stay put if that’s the right call.
Not yet. The Audit is for memberships that are already running with real members and real payments. If you’re still planning, start with “Tell us where you are” — it’s free, and we’ll say honestly whether it’s too early.
When it’s time. Fees that climb with your member count and data that lives in someone else’s house are the usual triggers — but we only move you when the Audit says it’s worth it.
We stay on as your tech team. You put down a deposit, we work through it by the hour, and you top up when it runs low. Every hour is tracked and you can see it any time. The deposit size is agreed after the Audit.
No — it often helps. The Audit gives them a map and a fix list they can work from, and we’re happy to hand over and step away. If you’d rather we do the work, that’s the build-it or run-it door.
We’re in Cebu, Philippines, and we’ve worked with operators in the US, Australia, the UK and Europe for 15 years. We agree a shared working window on day one so you always know when we’re on.
The Audit is the paid one: two weeks, one fixed price, a map of your membership and a straight answer. The free form is three questions, and an honest reply about whether you need us at all.
