Randel gives your members one place to sign in, keep their details current and take part in the life of the community - on your domain, with your logo and colors.
Member portal software is the member-facing side of a membership system: the place where members sign in to see their own information and take part. In Randel, the portal and the admin area share the same member profile, so when a member registers for an event, signs a document or casts a vote, your team sees it on that member's record without imports, exports or a second tool.
Members keep their information current through a simple check-in flow, so your records and the directory stay accurate.
Membership plans and invoices are tied to each member, and dues and in-app charges are paid through your own Stripe account.
Members register for in-person or online events, and registrations and check-ins land on their profile.
Membership terms, contracts and regulations are sent for e-signature and stored on the member history.
Members find each other through the member directory, Explore and AI-suggested introductions, within the permissions you set.
Members included in a voting group take part in decisions, with transparent results and a clear voter list.
Many organizations run a member portal that is really a separate website: members log in to one place, while staff manage payments, events and documents somewhere else. Every change then has to be copied across, and the portal slowly drifts out of date.
In Randel there is only one member profile. What a member does in the portal becomes part of the history your team already works from, and what your team configures in the admin area is what members see. That makes the portal a working tool rather than a brochure.
How the single member profile works → Voting groups with a clear voter list →
A member portal only feels simple to members if the setup behind it matches the way your community works. Randel's implementation follows a scoped process, and the portal is shaped during the configuration stage.
Connect your custom domain and apply your logo, colors and language settings so the portal looks like your organization.
Choose which modules members use and set up groups and permissions for what each group can see.
Connect your Stripe account and create the membership plans, dues and charges members will see.
Prepare the membership terms members need to sign and the first events they can register for.
Migrate existing member data when needed, then invite members to sign in, with human support for your team along the way.
Randel implementation process → White-label branding options →
Most membership systems advertise a portal, but they differ in how much of the member relationship the portal actually covers. These questions help separate a login page from a portal members will use.
How to choose membership management software → Estimate your cost with the pricing calculator →
One profile per member with history, payments, plans, events, documents and permissions.
Learn more →Recurring plans with automatic billing, renewals and delinquency management via Stripe.
Learn more →In-person or online events with registrations, capacity limits, tickets and attendance.
Learn more →Send contracts, membership terms and regulations for signature and store them per member.
Learn more →No. Members reach the portal on your custom domain. If your community wants a native mobile app as well, publishing is available on request for a one-time US$ 2,000 fee.
Yes. Feature configuration decides which modules are switched on for your community, and permissions and groups decide what each group of members can access. A vote, for example, is only open to the members of its voting group.
The member-facing product runs under your logo, custom domain and colors. The admin area your staff use may still mention Randel or G2F.
No. The portal is the member-facing side of the same platform. Pricing starts at US$ 200/month for up to 250 members, plus US$ 100/month for each additional 250-member block, and Randel takes no commission on member payments.
Recurring plans, renewals, delinquency and member history connected to Stripe.
Learn more →Your logo, domain, colors and language on a complete community and membership management platform.
Learn more → ResourcesA buyer's guide with the features to evaluate, a checklist of vendor questions, a selection process and red flags to watch for.
Read guide → ResourcesThe member lifecycle, the member database, dues, portals and directories, and how membership software differs from subscription billing.
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