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Posts

Posts let you turn your PayRequest page into more than a payment page. You can share product news, launch updates, special offers, changelogs, or membership announcements directly on your public page at payrequest.me/<your-handle>/posts. Visitors can open the Posts tab from your PayRequest page, read your updates, and continue to your products or payment options without leaving your page.
Posts are useful for creators, SaaS businesses, consultants, communities, and anyone who wants a simple public update feed next to their products and payment options.

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What You Can Publish

Each post has a type so visitors can quickly understand what kind of update they are reading.

News

Share general announcements, business updates, launch notes, or important changes.

Update

Tell customers what improved, what changed, or what is coming next.

Changelog

Keep a simple history of product improvements, fixes, and new features.

Sale

Promote limited-time offers, discounts, bundles, or seasonal campaigns.

Membership

Share updates for supporters, subscribers, members, or private communities.

Product Embeds

Add a product to a post so readers can view it and buy directly from the update.

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Create a Post

1

Open Posts

From your PayRequest dashboard, go to Posts.
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Click New Post

Start a new update and give it a clear title.
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Choose a type

Pick the type that best matches the post: News, Update, Changelog, Sale, or Membership.
4

Write your content

Use the editor to format text, add headings, create lists, insert links, add emoji, or embed a YouTube video.
5

Optionally attach a product

If the post is about a product, choose it under Embedded product. The product will appear inside the post with a button to view it.
6

Publish or save as draft

Choose Public when the post is ready. Choose Draft if you want to keep working on it privately.

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Drafts and Public Posts

Posts can have two statuses:
  • Draft — only visible to you in the dashboard. Use this while writing or reviewing an update.
  • Public — visible on your PayRequest page and available through a direct post link.
You can switch a post between Draft and Public at any time.

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Members-Only Posts

If your PayRequest Page has an active membership, set Access to Members only to protect the complete post. Visitors see a locked preview and can join or log in; active and trial members can read the full post. When Community is enabled, select a Community section such as Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, or Tips & tricks. Sections organize the protected library without changing the post’s direct URL. Removing a section leaves its posts intact and uncategorized.

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Comments and Emoji

Logged-in customers can comment below public posts. On members-only posts, commenting is limited to customers with an active or trial membership. Readers can type any Unicode emoji or use the quick emoji buttons below the comment field. Comments display the customer’s safe display name and are scoped to the creator and post. Customers can delete their own comments. Guests can read comments on content they may access, but must log in before joining the conversation. When notifying the members audience, the email contains only a short excerpt and a link. PayRequest checks membership access again when the reader opens the post.

Memberships

Set up your recurring plan, benefits, payment provider, member login, and protected content.

Community

Create the welcome page and organize members-only posts into a private content library.

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Where Posts Appear

Depending on their access, posts can appear in four places:
  • Posts dashboard — manage, edit, delete, and open your posts.
  • Public Posts tab — visitors can browse your public posts at payrequest.me/<your-handle>/posts.
  • Direct post link — each public post has its own URL, such as payrequest.me/<your-handle>/posts/my-update.
  • Community — members-only posts appear under their assigned section inside payrequest.me/<your-handle>/community.
Share direct post links in newsletters, social media, Discord, WhatsApp, or customer emails. The post keeps your profile, description, and navigation visible, so readers always know they are still on your official PayRequest page.

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Product Embeds

When a post is connected to a product, PayRequest shows a compact product block inside the post. This is useful when you want to:
  • Announce a new product
  • Explain why a product changed
  • Promote a sale
  • Link a changelog entry to a paid upgrade
  • Send customers from an update straight to checkout
The product embed includes the product name, short details, price, image if available, and a button to view the product.

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YouTube Videos

You can add YouTube videos to posts from the editor. Click the YouTube button, paste the video URL, and insert it into the post. When the post is viewed publicly, PayRequest turns supported YouTube links into an embedded video player.

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Tips for Better Posts

Use clear titles. A title like “July Product Update” or “Summer Sale: 20% Off Business Plan” is easier to understand than a vague title like “Update”.
Keep the first paragraph useful. Visitors often skim. Start with the main point before adding details.
Use the right post type. Sales, changelogs, and membership posts feel different to readers. The type helps set expectations.
Embed the product when there is a clear action. If the post is about buying, subscribing, upgrading, or trying something new, attach the product so readers do not need to search for it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Set the post status to Draft. Draft posts stay private until you change them to Public.
Yes. Open the post from your dashboard and copy its public URL.
Currently, a post can show one embedded product. If you want to mention more products, add normal links in the post text.
No. Posts and Community are built into your PayRequest Page. Your home page, products, Community, and payment options remain available.

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Next Steps

PayRequest Page Styling

Customize the profile, description, color, and social links shown above your posts.

Product Display

Learn how products appear on your public page and checkout flow.

Coffee Tips

Create a Buy Me a Coffee-style support page with messages and public activity.

Custom Domains

Use your own domain instead of the default payrequest.me link.