Coinjuice is a Bitcoin and altcoin research platform built for people who want clear, no-nonsense analysis without the noise. Andrew Camilleri Kamsky runs the content side. Kartikai Sharma from Moody Design handles the site and technical build. Together they launched a paid membership site on Framer using Thenty to gate their research behind a Stripe paywall - without writing any code.

The content was ready. Getting people to pay for it on Framer wasn't.

Coinjuice had the research. Andrew had the audience. What they didn't have was a way to put that content behind a paywall on Framer without stitching together tools that weren't designed to work together.

They tried Framer Auth first. It had some good features on paper, but the Lemon Squeezy integration it relied on was no longer accessible. That was a dead end.

"Before we found Thenty, we actually tried Framer Auth, and it was quite disappointing. While they built some good features, unfortunately Lemon Squeezy no longer allows access to their platform. This was a significant inconvenience.” - Kartikai Sharma

The challenge wasn't building a website. Framer handled that well. The challenge was turning a Framer site into something that could authenticate users, gate content, and process payments through Stripe - all without leaving the Framer environment or hiring a developer to build custom auth.

Stripe payments and gated content, built directly into Framer.

Thenty is a plugin that adds membership, login, and content gating to Framer. Once installed, you connect your Stripe account, set up your plans, and use Thenty's sections and blocks to control what visitors see based on whether they're logged in and what they've paid for. You design everything in Framer as you normally would - Thenty handles the authentication and payment logic behind the scenes.

After doing some research, Kartikai found Thenty and it clicked. The setup was straightforward. Connect Stripe, configure the plans, drop in the gating components, and the content that was previously open became members-only.

"After conducting some research, I discovered Thenty, and that's why I thought, okay, we can go with this option." - Kartikai Sharma

Two people, two roles, one Framer membership site.

The build took about four months of total work, with 20 to 25 days focused specifically on the Thenty setup. Some of that time was spent troubleshooting issues that came up during configuration - but once those were resolved, everything ran smoothly.

Kartikai handled the technical side: connecting Stripe, configuring the membership tiers, and making sure Thenty's gating worked correctly across the site. Andrew focused on what he does best - writing research that's drawing 4,500 active users and picking up organic traction on Google.

"Regarding site management, I ensure that the site operates well, and Thenty works seamlessly without any conflicts. On the content side, Andrew oversees all content management, including how it's structured. He provides the content, as he is the mastermind behind Coinjuice." - Kartikai Sharma

The split is clean. One person manages the platform. One person manages the content. Neither needs to touch the other's domain, and neither needs to be a developer to keep things running.

"The process was pretty straightforward. Initially, we were able to connect everything, but later we encountered some problems. We had some back-and-forth discussions over email, but we managed to fix the issue, and now everything is working smoothly." - Kartikai Sharma

Paid, live, & growing.

4,500 active users

Since launching in January 2026, Coinjuice has grown to 4,500 active users and is building organic search traction.

No custom code

The entire membership setup - authentication, gating, Stripe payments - was built using Thenty's components inside Framer.

Clean role split

Kartikai manages the platform. Andrew manages the content. Neither needs a developer.

"If you're looking to connect Stripe with Framer and want to implement a paywall for your content, then Thenty is the best choice!" - Kartikai Sharma, Designer & Developer, Coinjuice