Beaver Builder

Membership-aware building blocks for Beaver Builder. Show or hide rows and modules by tag, directly in the builder.

Page builders made it easy for anyone to lay out a page, but membership pages have always needed a trick: build the public version and the member version as separate blocks, then reach for a shortcode or a third-party visibility addon to pick which one shows. The integration builds the choice into Beaver Builder itself.

Every row and module gets a membership visibility setting. Choose tags, choose whether having any or all of them is the condition, and the builder handles the rest. The public visitor sees a hero and a buy button; the logged-in member sees their dashboard content in the same spot. One page, two experiences, no duplicated layouts.

Because the control is per element rather than per page, a single page can carry a lot of conditional structure: a welcome section for members, an upsell for logged-in members without a purchase, and a plain pitch for anonymous visitors, all in one layout you can see and edit in place.

Designers keep their workflow. The visibility control appears where Beaver Builder's own settings live, so a consultant building member pages doesn't have to learn a separate system or drop shortcodes into text modules.