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Outpost requires Ghost 5.x or later. Ghost 4.x is not supported. If you’re on Ghost 4, upgrade to Ghost 5 before connecting Outpost.
Yes. Outpost works with Ghost Pro on the Publisher plan or higher. The Publisher plan includes the custom integration features that Outpost requires.Ghost Pro’s Starter and Creator plans are not compatible with Outpost.
Outpost works with any Ghost installation that supports custom integrations and has a publicly accessible URL:
  • Ghost Pro: Publisher plan or higher
  • Magic Pages: a popular managed Ghost host that supports custom integrations on all paid plans
  • Self-hosted: Any VPS, cloud server, or Docker deployment with a publicly accessible URL
Common self-hosted options: DigitalOcean, AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Railway, Render, or Fly.io
Yes. Outpost is designed to run alongside Ghost’s native Stripe integration. Ghost handles Stripe billing, and Outpost connects to the same Stripe account to read subscription events and power its tools.You don’t need to change anything about your Ghost Stripe setup to add Outpost.
It depends on your Outpost plan, and Outpost does not change your theme’s design:
  • Space Station: Outpost does not modify your Ghost theme. You use Outpost’s hosted features (member dashboard, autoresponder, report emails, offers, etc.) without any theme changes.
  • Voyager and Luna: Outpost modifies your theme so it can render in-post CTAs, paywalls, the tip jar, gift subscription flows, and event registration widgets. The changes go into hidden spots. Outpost adds a small partials/integrations/ folder of Handlebars partials, then adds two include lines directly after Ghost’s {{ghost_foot}} helper in every template or partial that holds that helper. In most themes that is default.hbs, and themes that keep the helper in a separate layout file or in a partial are handled the same way. If no template in your theme has the helper, Outpost adds {{ghost_foot}} to default.hbs just before the closing </body> tag, along with the two includes. In that case, anything Ghost outputs in the site footer, including your own footer code injection, starts rendering once the helper is in place. Apart from that, nothing about your theme’s layout, design, fonts, colors, or visible markup is altered.
On Voyager and Luna, the modification is applied automatically by the Theme Connect Wizard, which uploads, processes, and deploys your theme back to Ghost via GitHub. You don’t paste scripts into the header or footer manually; the wizard handles the whole flow.
Member records in Outpost persist if you disconnect Ghost. However, disconnecting stops the sync: new member activity from Ghost won’t reach Outpost, and label changes won’t carry back to Ghost.
Yes. Outpost supports multiple Ghost sites, each with its own members, tiers, and email configuration. Contact the Outpost team for multi-site pricing.