lck-cloud Review, Pricing & Features

LCK cloud lets you build membership sites and paid communities with built-in billing, no code required. See pricing plans, free tier limits, and features.

Category
Community Platforms
Pricing
Freemium — a free plan (up to 50 members, 2GB storage) plus paid monthly subscription tiers from ¥450 to ¥3,300/month based on member count and custom-domain options, with additional video-streaming (¥2,600-¥5,100/month) and dedicated-server (¥8,000/month) plans.
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August 6, 2026
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LCK cloud (lck-cloud.jp) lets businesses and creators launch membership-based websites — online communities, paid content hubs, monthly support programs, and fan clubs — without writing code. It handles the full member lifecycle: registration, login, group-based permission tiers, member-only pages, forums, internal messaging, and CSV member import. Content delivery covers PDF/zip file distribution, embedded YouTube/Vimeo video, and mp3/wav audio hosting, with select plans adding native video streaming. Billing is built in, supporting monthly subscriptions charged via credit card, Japanese convenience-store payment, PayPal, or bank transfer. The platform is hosted (no installation), includes automatic updates and security patching, and configures SPF/DKIM/DMARC for member email deliverability.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Free plan available with no time limit, covering up to 50 members and 2GB of storage
  • Built-in monthly billing across multiple Japanese payment methods (credit card, convenience store, PayPal, bank transfer)
  • Fully hosted — no installation or server management, with automatic updates and SPF/DKIM/DMARC email security
  • Scales from a free subdomain site up to custom-domain, video-streaming, and dedicated-server plans

Cons

  • Site and product interface are Japanese-language only, limiting use for non-Japanese-speaking teams
  • Entry-level paid plans cap storage at 10GB, which may constrain media-heavy communities
  • Plan pricing is split across subdomain, custom-domain, and server tiers, making cost comparison less straightforward

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