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# Membership Products and Offers Overview

This article will go over the difference between a Membership Product, Offer, and Payment Product. The article will go over how they work together.

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**What is a Membership Product?** A product is a course (made up of categories and posts) that lives in your membership area.

**What is an Offer?** An offer is where you can bundle together one or more products and determine a price (If you are using the native check-out function with Stripe).

For Example, 1 offer can be $$$ for 3 products, and another can be $ for 1 product.

Customers will only see what products are included in the offer they purchased.

**What is a Payment Product?** A payment product is found at Payments > Products. This is the way that you would add a product to a website or funnel. The payment product price has a toggle that you can use to link it to an offer. This offer would link any included membership products as a part of the purchase. See our other membership articles for more information.


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