Kajabi
Kajabi combines course hosting, membership sites, landing pages, email marketing, and native payment processing into one integrated platform designed for established creators generating consistent revenue.
Kajabi combines course hosting, membership sites, landing pages, email marketing, and native payment processing into one integrated platform designed for established creators generating consistent revenue.
Circle is a community-centric membership platform featuring spaces, direct messaging, gamification, and engagement tools specifically designed for creators whose primary goal is building a strong, interactive community.
Mighty Networks is a G2-ranked platform offering tier-based pricing that allows creators at any level to monetise with membership communities, featuring unlimited members across all subscription tiers.
Patreon is an established fan-membership platform launched in 2013 with 8 million members. New creators pay only a 10% platform fee on earnings with no upfront cost, making it ideal for creators seeking supporter-based revenue.
Zenler provides an integrated solution for course hosting, memberships, and community features starting at £47/month with no transaction fees and unlimited students included on all pricing tiers.
Podia combines membership sites, online courses, digital product sales, and email marketing in one affordable platform, making it ideal for beginners seeking a simple, low-cost entry point into creator monetisation.
Uscreen specialises in video monetisation with native mobile and TV apps, providing subscription services specifically optimised for video creators with built-in migration support and marketing automations.
Memberful enables creators to add membership functionality to existing WordPress sites or use fully hosted membership sites, starting at £25/month for the Pro plan with WordPress integration.
Ko-fi offers free membership and tip functionality with an optional Ko-fi Gold upgrade at £8/month, marketing itself with a 0% platform fee on donations as the main value proposition for creators.
Buy Me a Coffee provides a deliberately simple platform for creator support pages where supporters do not need to create accounts, charging only a 5% platform fee on transactions for maximum creator earnings.
Kajabi costs £143/month with advanced automation but suits established creators, whilst Podia costs £42/month and targets beginners with a simpler interface and lower barrier to entry. Choose Kajabi if scaling revenue, Podia if starting out affordably.
Zenler includes zero transaction fees on all plans, Ko-fi charges 0% on donations (only payment processor fees apply), and Buy Me a Coffee charges 5%. Patreon charges 10%, whilst Kajabi uses native payments with lower fees than third-party processors.
Memberful integrates directly with WordPress sites and offers fully hosted options from £25/month. Mighty Networks, Circle, and others are standalone platforms. If WordPress integration is essential, Memberful is the dedicated choice.