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6 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Your community as an app in the app stores
Disciple builds the branded app itself into the product from $399 a month, where Honeycommb sells that as a separate add-on with its own launch fee on top of the $24.99 base.
Community, courses and a calendar in one paid space
Skool bundles community, courses and a calendar together from $9 a month, far cheaper than Honeycommb's $24.99 start.
Community, courses and memberships
Mighty Networks covers community, courses and memberships from $79 a month with a free trial, a bigger all-in-one platform than Honeycommb's feed-first network.
Community software that looks like yours, not ours
Circle brands the community as yours rather than Circle's, from $89 a month against Honeycommb's $24.99 start.
A community with courses and events built in
Heartbeat adds courses and events to the community itself from $49 a month with a free trial, more built-in structure than Honeycommb's feed-and-profile format.
Works with Discord
Channels for a community that outgrew a group chat
Slack from $9 with a free tier gives a community channels immediately, without building anything that looks like your own brand.