Webflow Memberships sync
Webflow discontinued Memberships, later called User Accounts, on January 29, 2026, so Whalesync can no longer sync Webflow users. What it means for you.
Webflow Memberships, later renamed User Accounts, let a Webflow site manage logged-in users. Whalesync synced those users through a User accounts table, so you could manage members from Airtable or another app.
Webflow retired User Accounts on January 29, 2026, along with its API. Whalesync has no way to read or write Webflow users anymore.
What this means for your syncs
Section titled “What this means for your syncs”- Syncs of your Webflow CMS collections are not affected.
- If a sync still has the Webflow User accounts table mapped, unmap it. Webflow no longer serves that data, so the table can't sync.
Moving your members to another tool
Section titled “Moving your members to another tool”Webflow recommends Memberstack and Outseta as replacements. Whalesync has a Memberstack connector, so if you move to Memberstack you can sync your members with Airtable, Notion, Google Sheets, and other apps.
To create new members from a sync, see Creating users via Whalesync.