This article is about the Proxi admin app at app.proxi.co.
Not everything you offer belongs on the join page. A founding rate you only extend by invitation, an old price you're honoring for early members, a partner rate you'd rather not publish next to full price — each of those can be left off the page and reached only by its own link.
How To Do It
On the Who Can Join tab, every level and every way to pay has two words next to it: Publicly Available or Link Only. Switch one to Link Only and it disappears from the join page. A link appears on that row — copy it and send it to whoever should have it.
Someone who opens that link sees the option on the page next to the public ones, and picks it. Someone who arrives without it never knows there was anything else.
What Link Only Does And Doesn't Do
It keeps something off the page. It doesn't protect it. A link can be forwarded, pasted into a group chat, or shared in a newsletter, and anyone who has it can use it. That's usually fine for a quieter rate. It isn't the right tool for something only a named few should ever get.
If you need to give someone access without them paying, a hidden price isn't the tool — tell us what you're after through the chat bubble; it's something we're looking at.
The Default
One of your public options is the Default, and that's the one the join page opens on. A link-only row can't be the default, since nobody lands there by accident. If you mark the default as Link Only, the page quietly falls back to the next public one rather than opening on something invisible.
Good To Know
A whole level or a single price. You can hide an entire level, or keep a public level and hide just one of its rates.
A locked map behaves the same way. Somebody who opens a gated map sees only the public prices for the level it needs.
Members already on a hidden rate keep it. Hiding an option stops new people finding it; it doesn't change anyone's existing membership.