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11 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
A branded social network for one community
Honeycommb brands the whole space as its own social network, starting at $24.99, the opposite bet from Skool's deliberately plain, uncustomizable interface.
Community, courses and memberships
Mighty Networks bundles the same community, courses and memberships as one space, starting at $79 with no free tier at all.
Your community as an app in the app stores
Disciple ships the community as its own branded app in the app stores, starting at $399, for a creator who wants a phone icon rather than a web page.
Community software that looks like yours, not ours
Circle brands the space to look like yours rather than a shared template, starting at $89, for someone who wants their own look where Skool's plainness is deliberate and fixed.
Courses, community and short challenges
Heights Platform adds short challenges as a format alongside courses and community, starting at $19 with no free tier.
A community with courses and events built in
Heartbeat bundles the same community, courses and events behind one membership, starting at $49 with no free tier at all.
Works with Discord
Paid memberships bolted onto a site you own
Memberful at $49 bolts paid membership onto a site you already own, keeping readers on your pages rather than in a platform.
Coaching software priced per active client
CoachAccountable prices per active client instead of a flat community fee, starting at $20, built for one-to-one coaching rather than a group space.
Channels for a community that outgrew a group chat
Slack from $9 with a free tier gives a paid group channels immediately, without the course player or the revenue share.
Paid Discord memberships with a sales funnel
DoorFee wraps a sales funnel around a paid Discord server rather than replacing Discord with a new space, with a free tier before a $28 plan.
Works with Discord
Forum software you host yourself
Flarum is forum software you host yourself, free, threads on your own server with no courses or payments attached.