Digital Product / Membership

Digital Product / Membership is a landing page for a recurring subscription to content — a course library, a community, a members' area. Its hardest job is to be believable in a category full of overpromising, and the page is built around that: no income claims, an explicit disclaimer, and a refund window stated in the open.
Sections, in order

Sticky navbar with anchors and a join button.
Hero — category badge, a headline that positions against the alternative, two calls to action, a member-avatar rating row, and a photo with two floating cards (the weekly session, the community size).
What you get — four benefit cards, each with a hard quantity beneath it (hours of content, number of templates, archive size).
Library preview — six module cards showing exactly what is inside, with the first marked free and the rest marked members-only. Showing the locked list is more persuasive than describing it.
Pricing — three tiers with a highlighted annual plan, an explicit per-month equivalent, and lists that also show what a tier does not include.
Member reviews — three quotes with the decisive sentence highlighted, plus a four-figure statistics band including the monthly renewal rate.
Guarantee panel — the refund terms and two accompanying promises: cancel any time, and education only — no custody of funds, no signals.
FAQ — six questions, one of which answers "will this guarantee I make money" with a plain no.
Join form — name, email and a plan selector that includes an "I still have questions" option.
Footer carrying a full risk disclaimer.

Design and style. Deep navy and gold on off-white, calm cards, and typography that reads as a serious publication rather than a launch funnel. The FAQ accordion, the counters and the mobile menu are vanilla JavaScript.
Before you publish. The disclaimer in the footer is not decoration — if your product touches money, health or law, replace it with wording your own jurisdiction accepts, and remove any claim you cannot evidence. Keep the plan prices identical between the pricing cards and the form selector. The form has named inputs and no action attribute, so PageHub attaches the handler on publish and signups arrive in Form Submissions.
Best suited to membership sites, course libraries, paid communities, newsletters with a paid tier, coaching programmes, or any recurring digital product.