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# Membership Collection

The Membership collection enables you to develop comprehensive, multi-tier NFT pass campaigns that cater to different levels of engagement and investment from your community.

### FEATURES

**Multi-Tier Structure**

* **Diverse Levels**: Create multiple tiers, such as Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum, each representing a different level of membership.
* **Unique NFT Designs**: Design distinct NFTs for each tier to visually differentiate them and enhance their appeal.

**Custom Quantities and Pricing**

* **Controlled Supply**: Assign specific quantities to each tier to create scarcity and value.
* **Tiered Pricing**: Set different prices for each tier based on the exclusivity and benefits offered.

**Incentivizing Upgrades**

* **Reward Loyalty**: Provide incentives for existing members to upgrade to higher tiers.
* **Exclusive Experiences**: Design experiences and privileges that are only accessible to higher-tier members, such as limited-edition merchandise or exclusive access to creator meet-and-greets.

### STEPS

* Go to the Collections Tab, click on Create , Membership Collection. 
* Set the Image, collection copy, and sale interval, click on Save.
*  Set the Membership copy, image, price, and quantity, click on Publish.

<figure><img src="/files/2jxvZEShxCb4W1nHLLH5" alt=""><figcaption><p>Membership Collection</p></figcaption></figure>


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