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OverviewWhat is AliasFleet?Creating an AliasEmails Not ArrivingContact Support

Getting Started

Getting Started
  • What is AliasFleet?
  • Your First Alias
  • Understanding Forwarding
  • Your Dashboard at a Glance
  • Using the Browser Extension

Account & Billing

Account & Billing
  • Your Plan and Usage Limits
  • Upgrading to Pro
  • Managing Your Subscription
  • Downloading Invoices
  • Support Ticket Limits
  • Membership Tier
  • Billing Cycle and Renewal
  • API Rate Limits by Plan

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Account & Billing
  • Cancelling Your Subscription
  • Downgrading Your AliasFleet Plan
  • Understanding Proration and Plan Changes
  • Updating Your Payment Method
  • Handling Failed Payments and Account Suspension
  • AliasFleet Refund Policy

Email Aliases

Email Aliases
  • How to Set Up an Email Alias
  • Activating and Deactivating an Alias
  • How to Delete an Email Alias
  • Sorting, Filtering and Searching Aliases
  • Grid View vs List View
  • Grouping Aliases
  • Alias Categories
  • Copying an Alias Address
  • Per-Alias Email Banner Settings
  • Alias Permission Mode: Strict vs Open
  • Sending Outbound Emails (Quick Send)

Custom Domains

Custom Domains
  • Adding a Custom Domain
  • DNS Verification
  • Domain Status and Health Indicators
  • Subdomains
  • Removing a Domain
  • Using Your Domain on Aliases

Destinations

Destinations
  • What Is a Destination?
  • Adding a Destination
  • Verifying a Destination
  • Setting a Default Destination
  • Reply from Aliases
  • Send New Emails from Aliases
  • Understanding Email Threading & Replies
  • One-Click Enable from Bounce Email
  • Removing a Destination
  • PGP Encryption for Destinations
  • WKD Auto-Encryption for Replies & Sends

Security & Privacy

Security & Privacy
  • Security Best Practices
  • Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
  • Active Sessions
  • Changing Your Password
  • What Data AliasFleet Stores
  • Reporting a Security Issue
  • Browser Extension Sessions
  • How to Use Vault Lock in the Extension

Rate Limiting

Security & Privacy
  • Rate Limiting and Account Protection

Settings

Settings
  • General Settings
  • Profile Settings
  • Alias Settings
  • Destinations in Settings
  • Notification Settings
  • Security Settings
  • Deleting Your Account

Analytics

Analytics
  • Analytics Overview
  • Alias Performance
  • Top Senders
  • Trends
  • Bounces
  • Bandwidth Usage
  • Category Breakdown
  • Exporting Analytics Data
  • Understanding Alias Statistics
  • How Monthly Trends Work

Sender Rules

Sender Rules
  • Using Sender Rules
  • Blacklist vs Deactivating an Alias
  • Using Allowlist Rules to Allow Senders
  • Blocked Emails Explained

Troubleshooting

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  • Emails Not Arriving
  • Can't Verify a Destination
  • DNS Not Verifying
  • Can't Log In
  • Replies Not Going Through Alias
  • Alias Not Forwarding
  • Payment Failed
  • Browser Extension Issues
  • Too Many Requests Error
  • Page Not Loading or Showing an Error

Developers

Developer API
  • Identity & Token Introspection API
  • Aliases API
  • Alias Destinations & Batch Operations API
  • Domains API
  • Destinations API
  • Quick-Send API
  • Sender Rules API
  • Activity & Audit Logs API
  • Fleet Analytics API
  • Rules API
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Membership Tier

Membership Tier

What Founder's Club and Early Adopter tiers mean, where the badge and member number appear, and what the tier changes about price.

6 min read
Updated November 6, 2026
What are the membership tiers?How do I check my membership tier?What does the tier control?What does the member number mean?TroubleshootingWhy is there no badge on my Billing page?Why is the price at checkout the standard price?Why does the tier look wrong after a plan change?Related reading

Membership tier is a label that records whether an account holds Founder's Club, Early Adopter or regular status, with a member number shown beside the tier name. The tier changes Pro and Business prices on the plans page and appears as a badge on the Billing page. Plan limits come from Free, Pro or Business status, not from the tier.

Prerequisites

An AliasFleet account is required. The tier and the badge appear only after sign-in, on the Billing page and the plans page in the app dashboard. The plans page fetches the tier from the billing service when it loads, and the Billing page reads the tier from the subscription data.

What are the membership tiers?#

Three tiers exist in the app: founder, early adopter and regular. The tier is stored with the account and fetched from the billing service with a GET request to /api/membership-info when the plans page loads. The Billing page reads the tier from the subscription data instead. The table below lists each tier, where it appears, and the price it receives on the plans page.

TierWhere it appearsPro priceBusiness price
Founder's ClubBadge on the Billing page, and a pricing label on the plans page$7 per month, instead of $12$17 per month, instead of $29
Early AdopterPricing label on the plans page$8.40 per month, instead of $12$20.30 per month, instead of $29
RegularNo badge and no pricing label$12 per month$29 per month
Data comparison table

The founder badge on the Billing page reads "Founder's Club #N", where N is the member number. The founder discount is 41 percent off the standard price, and the early adopter discount is 30 percent off. The Free plan has no price, so no tier discount applies to it.

How do I check my membership tier?#

  1. Sign in to the app dashboard.
  2. Open Billing. The overview card at the top shows the current plan. A founder account also shows a "Founder's Club #N" badge in the sub-bar below the plan details, beside the billing email.
  3. Open the plans page if no badge appears. From Billing, select Change Plan to open the plans page. The price label under Pro or Business reads "Founder's Club pricing" for the founder tier or "Early Adopter pricing" for the early adopter tier. A standard label means the account is on the regular tier.
  4. Compare the price with the table above. The plans page price is the figure that applies at checkout. Where a figure differs from the table, the plans page figure for the account takes precedence, because pricing data can change after this guide was last updated.

What does the tier control?#

The tier sets price only. The founder tier pays $7 per month for Pro and $17 per month for Business. The early adopter tier pays $8.40 per month for Pro and $20.30 per month for Business. Standard prices are $12 and $29. The app pricing code applies the discount by tier when the plans page loads.

Limits and features come from the plan, not the tier. Active alias counts, custom domain counts, verified destination counts and bandwidth limits are set by the plan itself. A founder account on the Free plan has the same Free limits as any other Free account, and a regular account on Pro has the same Pro limits as a founder account on Pro. For the limits each plan includes, see Your Plan and Usage Limits.

What does the member number mean?#

The member number is stored with the account and shown after the tier name on the badge only, for example "Founder's Club #42". The pricing label on the plans page shows the tier name without a number. The app code this guide was checked against records the number without stating how it is assigned or what order it follows, so this guide states no further meaning for the number. The number does not change the price, the plan limits or the features on the account.

Troubleshooting#

Why is there no badge on my Billing page?#

The Billing overview card renders a badge only for the founder tier. Regular accounts receive no badge. The early adopter tier appears through the pricing label on the plans page rather than a badge on the Billing card. Open the plans page and read the price label under Pro or Business to confirm the tier.

Why is the price at checkout the standard price?#

Discounted prices apply only to the founder and early adopter tiers. A regular tier account pays the standard price: $12 per month for Pro and $29 per month for Business. Check the price label on the plans page. If the label reads "Founder's Club pricing" or "Early Adopter pricing" but checkout still shows the standard price, reload the plans page before retrying. The tier is read from the billing service when the page loads.

Why does the tier look wrong after a plan change?#

A plan change does not change the tier. Plan and tier are separate: the plan sets limits and features, and the tier sets the price. Reload the Billing page and the plans page. The plans page fetches the tier from the billing service when it loads, and the Billing page reads the tier from the subscription data. If the tier still looks wrong after reloading, contact support from the app dashboard.

Related reading#

Your Plan and Usage Limits sets out the alias, domain, destination and bandwidth limits for Free, Pro and Business, and explains how to check current usage on the Billing page. Upgrading to Pro covers the plan change flow, including what changes immediately and what stays the same.

How email aliases actually work explains the forwarding mechanism behind the alias counts that the plan limits govern, and why one alias per site limits the effect of a leak.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Plan limits come from Free, Pro or Business status only. Membership tier changes the price of Pro and Business on the plans page and nothing else. See the plan and usage guide for the limits each plan includes.

The member number is the number stored with the account and shown after the tier name on the badge, for example Founder's Club #42. This guide states no further meaning for the number. It does not change price, limits or features.

The Billing overview card shows a badge only for the founder tier. Regular accounts receive no badge, and the early adopter tier is shown through the pricing label on the plans page rather than a badge on the Billing card.

This guide does not state the criteria for assignment or change, because that logic sits in the billing service rather than in the app code this guide was checked against. The plans page fetches the tier from the billing service when it loads, and the Billing page reads the tier from the subscription data.

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