> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://memberful.com/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Member website settings > Review the global settings for your Memberful member website, including site name, account URL, theme, branding, and who can view your members-only content. export const RelatedDocs = ({link1, link2, link3, link4, link5, link6, link7, link8, link9, link10, className = ""}) => { const links = [link1, link2, link3, link4, link5, link6, link7, link8, link9, link10].filter(Boolean); if (!links.length) return null; return

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; }; Your Memberful member website includes a set of global settings that control how it looks, who can see it, and how members interact with your content. In this help article, we'll walk you through enabling or disabling the member website, choosing your website's name and account URL, and several other settings for the website. ## Enable or disable the member website Memberful includes a member website feature, which is optional. This easy-to-use website saves you from having to set up and operate a custom website on your own server, so you can get up and running within minutes. Here are some examples: * [Caffeinated Insights](https://caffeinatedinsights.memberful.com/) * [The Echo Chamber](https://theechochamber.memberful.com/) * [Olive & Thyme](https://oliveandthyme.memberful.com/) Memberful's member website is enabled by default, but you can disable it by going to the **Website** tab, clicking the **gear** icon, and selecting **Hidden**. Hide Member Website

To enable the website again, go to the **Website** tab, click the **gear** icon, and select either **Public** or **Members-only**. Public Visibility Setting

## Make your pages and posts public or members-only You can choose to make your website publicly available to everyone (while keeping certain protected content behind a paywall), or you can choose to make your entire site members-only, so only active members can access it. To set the visibility of your website, go to the **Website** tab, click the **gear** icon, and select either **Public** or **Members-only**.

### Public pages and posts If you set your pages and posts as public, visitors will see pages and posts that have not been restricted to free or paid members. If a page or post has been restricted to members only, visitors who aren't members will only see a preview of that page or post. This preview is often referred to as "teaser text." Teaser text lets visitors see a portion of a restricted page or post, while the rest of it is protected for members only. It's great for enticing visitors to become members.

You can also require visitors to create a free member account to read free posts. Search engines are able to index all *public* Memberful websites. This means that search engines like Google will be able to see any public pages and posts on your website, although any restricted members-only content blocks inside those pages will not be available to search engines. ### Members-only site If you set your site as members-only, only active members will be able to see posts and pages. If a visitor or inactive member lands on a protected page or post, they'll be prompted to sign in to the site. Sign-in page

Keep in mind that posts, pages, and content blocks can always be restricted to specific plans. Visitors and members on other plans will see a locked version. [Restrict content for specific plans.](/website-builder/pages/create-a-page#select-who-can-see-a-content-block) ## Choose your website name and account URL To configure your website's name and account URL, go to *Website → General settings → General settings* from your Memberful dashboard. Learn more about the implications of changing your [website name and account URL](/account-management/account-settings/update-your-site-and-account-settings/).

## Customize your subscribe page You can [create a customized subscribe page](/website-builder/pages/subscribe-page/) hosted by Memberful, which will showcase your membership plans. Go to the **Website** tab and click the **gear** icon next to *Subscribe*, then toggle on **Enable your subscribe page** to enable this page. Enable subscribe page

You can also enable **Make it your welcome page** to use your subscribe page as the first page that new visitors see when they access your website. To edit your subscribe page, go to *Website → Subscribe* and click the **Edit page** button. Subscribe Page Edit

## Display terms of service and privacy policy You can link to your terms of service and privacy policy pages in your Memberful website. Learn more about [how Memberful displays your terms of service and privacy policy](/configuration/feedback-and-policies/display-tos-and-privacy-policy/). To configure your terms of service and privacy policy, go to *Website → General settings → Policy settings* from your Memberful dashboard. Teaser text

## Add social media links Go to *Website → General settings → Social profiles* to add social media links to your site. This is an optional setting, but recommended since it's an easy way to get your site visitors to follow, like, and share your content.

They will be displayed at the bottom of your member website's pages.