Members-only sites and gated pages

Some pages are public; some are gated. Builder lets you mark any site (or any specific page) as members-only — visitors must sign in with their email before they can view the content. No passwords, no separate user accounts to manage — sign-in is via magic link.

Two scopes for gating:

Site-level gate:
• Builder → Sites → your site → Settings → Visibility → "Members only"
• ALL pages on the site require login
• Use case: customer portal, partner-only documentation, paid newsletter archive

Page-level gate:
• Open any page → Settings → "Require sign-in to view"
• Only that page is gated; others on the site stay public
• Use case: pricing page hidden behind email capture, "schedule a demo" page only for qualified leads

How sign-in works:
1. Visitor hits a gated page
2. Site shows "Sign in to continue" form — just an email field
3. They submit; a magic link is emailed (no password)
4. They click the link → automatically signed in to that site
5. Session persists 30 days via secure cookie (configurable)
6. They can sign out from any page footer

Member management:
• Builder → Sites → Members tab — list of every email that's signed in to your site
• Filter by site, by page, by signed-up date
• Revoke access — clears their session and blocks future sign-ins (their next magic link won't work)
• Bulk-import a member list (CSV) — pre-authorizes those emails so they can sign in immediately

Allowlists:
• By default, anyone who provides an email can sign in (open membership)
• Toggle "Require allowlist" — only emails on the member list can sign in
• Use case: paid subscriber site — you import paying-customer emails on subscription, revoke on cancellation

Sub-domains and SSO:
• Members signed into yoursite.com stay signed in across all your Builder sites under that domain
• Customers using their org's Turtini account get auto-signed-in to any of your sites if their email matches a member record (single sign-on)

What members CAN'T do:
• Edit content — sign-in is read-only access; only org editors edit pages
• Post comments unless you've added the comment block (member-only by default)
• Access other orgs' member sites — sessions are scoped per-org