Kajabi vs Teachery Comparison 2026
Kajabi bundles pages, email, checkout, community, an app and the course itself from one company, starting at $143 a month billed annually. Teachery does almost none of that on purpose: course pages, a checkout and email hooks for $49 a month flat, with unlimited courses and no cut taken from any sale. The axis is how much you want built in: Kajabi wires everything together for a price, and Teachery is deliberately narrow, so a community, a funnel builder or an app has to come from somewhere else.
At a glance
- Teachery starts cheaper, at $49.
- Neither has a free tier.
Side by side
Kajabi | Teachery | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price (they differ) | From $143 | From $49 |
| Pricing model (they differ) | Free trial, then paid | Paid subscription |
| Free tier | No | No |
| Billing | Monthly or annual | Monthly or annual |
| Free trial | Not stated | 14 days |
| API | Not stated | Not stated |
Kajabi
Courses, funnels and email under one roof
Kajabi is the expensive end of course platforms and sells the reason for it plainly: landing pages, email, checkout, community and the course itself all built by one company, so nothing has to be wired together. Coaches with a working offer tend to stay. Anybody still testing whether the offer works is paying several hundred a month to find out.
Our note
This is the expensive end of the category by a distance, and the money buys one bill and one support line rather than a better course player. Worth it once the offer is proven. An expensive way to find out whether it sells.
Only on this side
- Covers landing pages & funnels
- Covers memberships & subscriptions
Teachery
Unlimited courses on one flat price
Teachery charges the same whether you sell one course or forty, and takes nothing per sale, which is the opposite arrangement to most of this category. It is deliberately small: course pages, a checkout and email hooks, without a community, a funnel builder or an app. Two people have run it for over a decade. That is either the reassurance or the warning, depending on what you need from a vendor.
Why people weigh these two
- Teachery instead of Kajabi
- Teachery at $49 hosts unlimited courses on one flat price, so the cost stops moving as the catalogue grows.
- Kajabi instead of Teachery
- Kajabi is the fuller platform to reach for once a funnel builder and email need to sit under the same roof as the course, from $143.
Which one should you pick
Choose Kajabi if a community, a funnel builder and a mobile app all need to live under one login, and $143 a month billed annually is worth it for nothing to wire together. It suits a coach with a working offer and revenue to match, not somebody still testing whether it sells.
Choose Teachery if you already have an email platform and do not want a community or a funnel builder at all, since $49 a month covers unlimited courses with no per-sale cut. Two people have run it for over a decade, which is either reassuring or a risk depending on how much you weigh vendor size, and everything Kajabi bundles in has to be brought separately here.
Common questions
- Which one is cheaper?
- Teachery, at $49 a month flat against Kajabi's $143 billed annually. Teachery also charges nothing per sale, the same as Kajabi's own pricing, so neither adds a transaction fee on top of its subscription.
- Does Teachery include a community or a funnel builder?
- No, deliberately: Teachery is course pages, a checkout and email hooks only, with no community, funnel builder or app. Kajabi includes a member community and a mobile app on every plan.
- Is there a cap on courses with either one?
- Neither caps courses in a comparable way: Teachery is unlimited courses at one flat price regardless of tier, and Kajabi's entry plan allows 5 products, rising to unlimited on its Pro tier at $399 or $499 a month.
- Who runs Teachery?
- Two people have run it for over a decade, according to its own listing, which is a much smaller operation than Kajabi. That is worth weighing against the reassurance of a bigger vendor when deciding how much to depend on either one.
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