Kajabi

Course hosting that takes nothing per sale

Ruzuku takes nothing per sale and keeps a free tier to start on, the fit for a coach still testing whether an offer sells before paying Kajabi's $143 a month.

Courses, funnels and email with a cart attached

Kartra bundles courses, funnels and email the same way, starting at $59 against Kajabi's $143 a month, without Kajabi's polish but at well under half the price.

Funnels, courses and email in one subscription

ClickFunnels bundles funnels, courses and email the same way, from $97 after a trial versus Kajabi's $143 a month, a similar all-in-one bet at a lower entry price.

Courses, downloads and email in one place

Podia at $42 puts courses, downloads and email in one place for a smaller catalogue, without the funnel machinery Kajabi carries.

Funnels, email and courses on one free plan

Systeme.io runs funnels, email and courses on a free plan, paid from $17, the same bundle at a fraction of the bill.

Turn a WordPress site into a course platform

LearnDash turns a WordPress site you already run into the course platform from $259, a fit for anybody who does not want to migrate off WordPress the way a Kajabi move would require.

Unlimited courses on one flat price

Teachery at $49 hosts unlimited courses on one flat price, so the cost stops moving as the catalogue grows.

Coaching software priced per active client

CoachAccountable prices by active client rather than a flat monthly fee, from $20, far cheaper than Kajabi's $143 a month for a coach with a small roster who does not need the funnel and email stack.

Courses, community and short challenges

Heights Platform starts at $19 with courses, community and short challenges bundled in, a far cheaper way to test an offer than Kajabi's $143 a month.