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MemberPad vs Kajabi

Kajabi is a course and marketing suite, built around funnels, email sequences and scheduled course delivery, and it is very good at selling. MemberPad is built around a live community with courses, podcasts and real time video inside it, and it costs nothing until a member pays you.

The short version

Choose Kajabi if

  • Email is how you sell. Kajabi includes broadcasts, automated sequences and behavior triggers with no send limit, where MemberPad meters email and starts at 5,000 recipient sends a month.2
  • Selling is the hard part of your business, not community. Kajabi has landing pages, sales pages, funnels, order bumps, upsells and behavior triggered automations, and MemberPad has almost none of that.2
  • You want one product to run email marketing as well. Kajabi includes unlimited email broadcasts and automated sequences on every plan, against a metered allowance on ours.1
  • You want a mobile app in the stores under your own name and can carry $499 a month for it. Kajabi Pro includes one, and MemberPad has no branded app at any price.1

It is a tie on

  • Both host podcasts themselves rather than sending you to a separate provider, which almost nothing else in this comparison does.2
  • Both run courses with modules and lessons, sell memberships and one time purchases, and support coupons, trials and multiple currencies at checkout.2
  • Both ship mobile apps for members, and on both the version carrying your own branding sits on a higher tier rather than the entry one.1

Choose MemberPad if

  • You want a community rather than an audience. Kajabi communities are discussion boards attached to a marketing suite, and MemberPad is a real time community with rooms, presence and chat at its center.2
  • You are not earning $179 a month yet. Kajabi’s cheapest plan is $179 monthly and caps you at five products, one community, one website and 2,500 contacts.1
  • You want to run live video yourself. Kajabi names coaching sessions rather than broadcasts, video rooms or audio rooms, and MemberPad runs all three with replays saved automatically.2
  • Your work needs marking rather than delivering. MemberPad assignments come back to you to approve or reject, and certificates are issued on completion.

At a glance

One row per category. The full table, with every row and every source, is further down.

The eight categories at a glance. Every row here also appears in the full table below.
CapabilityKajabiMemberPad
Real time chatThe difference between a forum people check weekly and a room they sit in.PartialDiscussion boards and engagement, not real time rooms2YesLive rooms with typing and presence, free on every community7
Build courses inside the platformA course hosted somewhere else is a second login and a second bill.YesCourses with modules and lessons are the core product2YesCourses, modules and lessons, with video uploaded here or linked from YouTube7
Private member only podcast feedA private feed puts your paid show in the app people already listen in.YesA private feed URL carrying an access token for each subscriber3YesAn RSS feed unique to each member, authenticated per person7
Broadcast to an audienceOne to many video, where the audience watches rather than joins.NoNo broadcasting product appears in the feature list2YesAny audience size, but the community needs one paid tier7
What the platform takesThe number that decides how much of every membership actually reaches you.Different2.9% through Kajabi Payments, or 2% using another processor1Different9% of what a member pays, and nothing at all before that6
Desktop appA window that stays open is very different from a tab that gets closed.NoNo desktop application is named on any plan2YesWindows and macOS installers that update themselves8
On demand video libraryA back catalog people can browse is worth more than the same videos buried in a feed.DifferentVideo lives inside a product rather than a browsable library2YesUploads or YouTube links, browsable, with progress, bookmarks and comments7
Start without paying anythingWhat you owe in the months before the community is earning anything at all.No$179 a month on Basic, after a 14 day trial1YesNothing. There is no MemberPad subscription to buy6

What each one costs

Kajabi quotes two separate fees and it is worth keeping them apart. Kajabi Payments charges 2.9% plus 30 cents, which is card processing rather than a platform cut. Bringing your own processor instead costs 2% on Basic on top of whatever that processor charges, which usually works out worse.1

Comparing like with like, Basic is $179 a month plus 2.9%, and MemberPad is 9% plus the same 2.9% from Stripe. The two meet at roughly $1,989 a month in revenue, which is the highest crossover of any direct comparison here.4

The caps matter as much as the price. Basic allows five products, one community, one website and 2,500 contacts, so a creator with a course, a membership and a few downloads can run out of room without ever reaching the revenue that would justify $249 a month.1

Kajabi Basic

$179/moplus 2.9% of each sale

  • $143 a month billed annually
  • 5 products, 1 community
  • 2,500 contacts, 2 admins

Kajabi Growth

$249/moplus 2.8% of each sale

  • $199 a month billed annually
  • 50 products, 1 community
  • 25,000 contacts, 11 admins

Kajabi Pro

$499/moplus 2.7% of each sale

  • $399 a month billed annually
  • Unlimited products, 3 communities
  • 100,000 contacts, 26 admins

MemberPad

$0/moplus 9% of each sale

  • No plans and no tiers
  • Uncapped members and courses
  • No feature behind a higher plan

What each one takes on top

Where a percentage is shown above, that is Kajabi's own rate and it already covers card processing, so unlike ours there is nothing further to add to it. MemberPad takes 9% of what a member actually pays you, and card processing sits on top of ours as well, billed by Stripe on your own account. There is one plan, nothing is held back behind a higher one, and a month where nobody pays you costs nothing.

From about $1,989 a month, Kajabi Basic costs less than MemberPad. Below that we are cheaper, mostly because there is no monthly bill to pay in a quiet month.

  • Basic overtakes us at about $1,989 a month
  • Growth overtakes us at about $2,736 a month
  • Pro overtakes us at about $5,424 a month

Community

Kajabi sells to an audience, MemberPad runs a room

Kajabi’s communities are discussion boards bolted to a marketing suite, and that is not a criticism so much as a description of where the product’s attention has gone. Everything Kajabi is genuinely excellent at happens before somebody becomes a member.2

The caps tell you the same thing. One community on Basic and on Growth, three on Pro, and two admin users on the entry plan. Those are the numbers of a product where community is a feature of the offer rather than the offer itself.1

MemberPad starts from the opposite end. Chat rooms with presence and typing, member profiles, follows, direct messages, polls in the feed and in rooms, and none of it plan gated because there are no plans. If daily conversation is what you are building, that difference runs through everything.

Courses

The strongest course product here, and the delivery gap has closed

Courses are what Kajabi was built for and it shows. Modules, lessons, assessments, hosted video, progress tracking in a member portal, and drip schedules as a standard part of the course rather than an add on.2

Drip is no longer a loss for us. MemberPad releases a section or a lesson at a fixed date and time, or a set number of days after that member started the course or joined the community, so a cohort that enrolls one at a time still moves through it together.

Two things still separate the two. Kajabi meters nothing about email and we start at 5,000 recipient sends a month, and Kajabi has abandoned cart recovery, order bumps and upsells where MemberPad has none of the three. If the course is the product you are funneling strangers into, that machinery is most of what the $179 buys.2

Where MemberPad pulls back is marking. Assignments are handed in, reviewed by a creator, and approved or sent back for another attempt, and certificates are generated on completion. Kajabi names assessments but not submitted work. Which of those you need depends on whether you are teaching or examining.2

Podcasting

The one comparison here where both sides host audio

Kajabi is the exception in this portal. Podcasts are a named product, described as publish, host and monetize, without sending you to an outside provider. That puts it well ahead of Circle, Skool, Mighty Networks and everything else on this list.2

Kajabi does issue a private feed per person, and its help center describes the mechanism: a private podcast is attached to an offer, and each subscriber receives a feed URL carrying an access token of their own. This page used to treat that row as unclear, and it was wrong to.3

So this is closer to a tie than a win for either side. Both issue a feed per member and both lock a show behind something bought. Ours adds one tap subscribe for Apple Podcasts and Overcast, where Kajabi asks a listener to copy a URL and paste it into their player, which is a smaller difference than a missing feature.

Live

Kajabi schedules time with you, it does not carry video

Coaching is a real Kajabi product and covers one to one and group sessions, with the booking, the payment and the delivery all handled in one place. For a coach selling hours, that is a better fit than anything MemberPad offers.2

What it is not is live video infrastructure. There is no broadcast product, no audio room, and the session itself happens on whatever tool you already use. Nothing is metered because nothing is being carried.2

MemberPad runs the video itself in three formats and saves the replay to the library. The cost is a minute pool that starts at about three hours of broadcasting a month and grows with revenue, and a rule that live needs at least one paid tier in your own community.

Money

A selling machine, priced like one

Funnels, landing pages, sales pages, order bumps, upsells, abandoned cart recovery, segmentation and behavior triggered automation. If the hard part of your business is converting strangers, Kajabi is the better tool by a distance and MemberPad barely competes.2

The bill for that starts at $179 a month, and the plan it buys allows five products. The crossover against a flat 9% sits near $1,989 a month of revenue, the highest in this whole comparison, which is another way of saying Kajabi is expensive until you are doing well.1

Read the two fee lines carefully as well. Kajabi Payments at 2.9% plus 30 cents is card processing, not a platform cut, and choosing an outside processor costs 2% on Basic on top of that processor’s own fee. That second option is usually worse and is easy to misread as the cheaper one.1

Access

Apps on both, and one more screen on ours

Every Kajabi plan includes the shared customer app, and Pro adds one branded to you and listed in the App Store under your name, which MemberPad cannot match at any price. That is a real advantage and the reason some creators pick Kajabi over everything else here.1

MemberPad answers with desktop. Windows and macOS applications that update themselves, alongside the phone apps, for communities whose members are at a desk rather than between meetings. Kajabi has nothing in that category.2

The Kajabi app is a customer app rather than a community app, and that fits the product. A member opens it to watch a lesson or check a coaching booking rather than to see who else is around, which matters more than whose name is on the icon.

Content

Products to sell, against places for things to live

Kajabi thinks in products. A course is a product, a download is a product, a coaching package is a product, and Basic lets you have five of them. That framing is clean for selling and constraining for everything else.1

MemberPad thinks in sections. A video library with progress and bookmarks, a file library, photo albums, notebooks, events with timezones, polls, and a shop, none of them counted or capped. The trade is that Kajabi will sell them better and MemberPad will hold more of them.

The product cap is the part to model against your own plans. Five products at $179 a month sounds generous until a course, a membership, a coaching package and two downloads have used it up, and the next thing you want to sell costs another seventy dollars a month to list.

Value

Two products that barely overlap, sold to the same person

These two get compared constantly and they are not really competitors. Kajabi is a marketing and course suite that added a community. MemberPad is a community platform that added courses, podcasts and live video. The question is which half of that sentence describes your business.2

If you sell a course to strangers through a funnel, Kajabi is the answer and the $179 is the price of the funnel rather than the course. If your members already know you and the value is in the room, MemberPad costs nothing until they pay, and it now delivers on a schedule too.1

The honest test is which half of your work is the bottleneck. If you know exactly what you sell and cannot get enough people to the page, Kajabi is the right tool and its price is the price of the funnel. If people already know you and the problem is keeping them, that money buys something you do not need.

Everything we checked

Every row carries a note rather than a tick, and every claim about Kajabi links to the page it came from.

Kajabi and MemberPad compared. Every claim about Kajabi is sourced, and was last checked on 2026-11-07.
CapabilityKajabiMemberPad
Community Whether people actually talk to each other, and what happens when the room gets busy.
Separate spaces for separate topicsOne undifferentiated feed is where a growing community starts to feel noisy.PartialOne community on Basic and Growth, three on Pro1YesChat rooms grouped into sections, beside one community feed7
Real time chatThe difference between a forum people check weekly and a room they sit in.PartialDiscussion boards and engagement, not real time rooms2YesLive rooms with typing and presence, free on every community7
Direct messages between membersMembers who can reach each other privately stay for each other, not only for you.PartialA universal inbox for you, not member to member messaging1PartialOne to one or groups of up to 10, but starting one needs a paid tier7
Member profilesA face and a history is what turns an account into a person other members recognize.YesA member portal with progress tracking per person2YesPublic profiles with follows, blocks and private member notes7
Moderation toolsWhoever helps you run the place needs powers that stop short of your own.PartialAdmin users are capped at 2 on the Basic plan1YesPick each moderator's powers: moderate messages, time out, ban7
Points, levels or a leaderboardVisible progress is one of the few things that reliably brings people back daily.NoNo points, levels or badges appear in the feature list2YesPoints, levels, streaks, badges, celebrations, and a leaderboard the creator switches on7
Courses Whether you can teach something and check that it landed, not just publish videos.
Build courses inside the platformA course hosted somewhere else is a second login and a second bill.YesCourses with modules and lessons are the core product2YesCourses, modules and lessons, with video uploaded here or linked from YouTube7
Course video hosted for youEmbedding from YouTube means your paid lessons live on someone else’s player.YesVideo hosting is included rather than embedded from elsewhere2YesHosted and streamed by us, uploads capped at 1080p7
Quizzes and graded assessmentsChecking that someone learned it is the difference between a course and a playlist.YesAssessments are named as part of a course2YesGraded quizzes that hold the next lesson shut until passed7
Assignments you reviewWork handed in and marked up is what cohort programs are built on.PartialAssessments are named, marked submissions are not2YesAssignments a creator reviews, approves or sends back7
Certificates on completionA certificate is the thing a member posts, which is free marketing for you.PartialProgress tracking is named, certificates are not2YesGenerated on completion, in the community accent color7
Release lessons on a scheduleDrip keeps a cohort together and stops a member finishing in a weekend and leaving.YesDrip schedules are a standard part of a Kajabi course2YesOn a fixed date, or a number of days after each member starts7
Courses that unlock by taking partEarning your way into the next course is a reason to show up that a paywall never gives anybody.NoNo levels exist, so there is nothing to be earned into2YesA course can open at a level, showing the climb rather than a paywall7
Podcasting Whether a paid show reaches members in the app they already listen in.
Host podcast audioPodcast hosting is otherwise a separate product and a separate monthly bill.YesPublish, host and monetize a podcast inside Kajabi2YesAudio hosted here, organized into shows and episodes7
Private member only podcast feedA private feed puts your paid show in the app people already listen in.YesA private feed URL carrying an access token for each subscriber3YesAn RSS feed unique to each member, authenticated per person7
Plays in normal podcast appsAudio that only plays on the website is not really a podcast.PartialPaste the private URL into Apple Podcasts, or use their app3PartialOne tap subscribe covers Apple Podcasts and Overcast only7
Lock a show to a paid tierAudio is one of the easiest things to charge for, if the platform lets you.YesMonetizing a show is named directly in the product list2YesA whole show can be held to a paid tier7
Live experiences What you can run live, and whether the platform runs it or points at something else.
Broadcast to an audienceOne to many video, where the audience watches rather than joins.NoNo broadcasting product appears in the feature list2YesAny audience size, but the community needs one paid tier7
Two way video roomsOffice hours, coaching calls and cohort sessions all need faces on both sides.DifferentCoaching sessions are scheduled rather than carried by Kajabi2YesTwo way rooms, and again a paid tier is required7
Audio only roomsFar lower effort to show up to than video, so far more people do.NoNothing resembling an audio room is offered here2YesAudio only rooms with a stage, paid tier required7
Replays saved automaticallyMost of a live session’s value is watched by people who missed it.PartialA recording can be added to a product afterwards2YesSaved automatically and publishable to the video library7
How live time is meteredEvery platform meters live somehow, and the shape of the limit decides what you can run.Not applicableNothing to meter, because Kajabi carries no live video2DifferentA monthly minute pool that grows with your own revenue6
Monetization How money gets from a member to you, and how much of it survives the trip.
Recurring paid membershipsRecurring revenue is the reason most creators move onto a platform at all.YesMemberships with recurring billing and payment plans2YesMonthly and yearly tiers, charged on your own Stripe account6
One time purchasesNot everything should be a subscription, and not every buyer wants one.YesCheckout handles single purchases as well as subscriptions2YesAny piece of content can be sold once instead of gated7
Digital products and downloadsA template pack or a preset is often the first thing a member ever buys.YesDigital products sell alongside courses and coaching2YesDownloads or external links, sold from a shop tab7
Sell physical merch you shipA shirt, a record or a print is something a fan will buy long before a membership.DifferentThrough an embedded Shopify Buy Button or a Zapier fulfillment service5YesVariants, stock and shipping rates. You ship within the US, and buyers need no account7
Coupons and promo codesA launch or a seasonal offer needs a code you can hand out and expire.YesCoupons, upsells and order bumps at checkout2YesPercent or amount, once, repeating or forever, scoped per tier7
Free trials on a paid tierA trial is the cheapest way to show someone what is behind the wall.YesTrials and payment plans are part of checkout2YesUp to 365 days, with the card taken up front7
Affiliate program for membersMembers who earn for referring are the cheapest growth channel there is.YesAn affiliate program is part of the marketing suite2YesMembers earn a commission on referrals at a rate you set7
What the platform takesThe number that decides how much of every membership actually reaches you.Different2.9% through Kajabi Payments, or 2% using another processor1Different9% of what a member pays, and nothing at all before that6
Access Every screen a member might open it on, and whether it feels native there.
Web appWhere most members will actually read, and the only surface search engines see.YesThe member portal is the main Kajabi surface2YesA full web app, server rendered for speed and search8
iPhone appPush notifications and a home screen icon are what make a community a habit.YesThe Kajabi customer app is on every plan1YesPublished on the App Store as a native app8
Android appHalf the phones in most audiences, and often the majority outside the US.YesThe same customer app covers Android members1YesPublished on Google Play as a native app8
Desktop appA window that stays open is very different from a tab that gets closed.NoNo desktop application is named on any plan2YesWindows and macOS installers that update themselves8
Your own domainThe address decides whether the community reads as yours or as rented.PartialOne website on Basic and Growth, three on Pro1YesYour own domain on any community, with no upgrade7
Content What else can live alongside the conversation without a second product.
Posts with mediaThe everyday surface. Whatever is awkward to post here will simply not get posted.PartialCommunity discussion boards rather than a rich media feed2YesCreators and admins post text, sixteen images, video and polls, and members comment and react7
On demand video libraryA back catalog people can browse is worth more than the same videos buried in a feed.DifferentVideo lives inside a product rather than a browsable library2YesUploads or YouTube links, browsable, with progress, bookmarks and comments7
Events and a calendarAnything recurring needs a place members can see it coming.PartialCoaching sessions are scheduled, without a member calendar2YesRepeating events with timezones, RSVPs, a waitlist, and reminders to everyone going7
File libraryTemplates, worksheets and swipe files are what members quietly value most.YesDigital downloads are a first class product type2YesA file library, 50 MB a file, folders one level deep7
PollsThe lowest effort thing a quiet member will ever do, and often their first.NoNo poll feature appears anywhere in the product list2YesIn posts and in chat rooms, results hidden until you vote7
A public page that sells the communityThe page a stranger lands on decides whether they ever become a member.YesA full website and landing page builder is included2YesA public page by default, a block builder, and a link in bio page7
Value What the whole arrangement costs you, including the parts that are not the fee.
Start without paying anythingWhat you owe in the months before the community is earning anything at all.No$179 a month on Basic, after a 14 day trial1YesNothing. There is no MemberPad subscription to buy6
Members without a capA member cap turns your own growth into a bill you did not plan for.NoContacts cap at 2,500 on Basic and 25,000 on Growth1YesMembers, communities, posts, courses and tiers are all uncapped6
Email your membersEmail is the only channel you keep if the platform ever goes away.YesUnlimited email marketing and sequences on every plan1Partial5,000 sends a month to start, growing with your revenue6
API and webhooksThe difference between a platform you can build around and one you cannot.YesWebhooks are included, and API access is listed1YesA documented public API and outbound webhooks7
Remove the platform brandingWhether the product reads as entirely yours, or visibly built on someone else.YesGrowth and Pro drop all Kajabi branding, and Pro adds a branded app1NoA Powered by MemberPad link always sits on the public page7

Moving from Kajabi to MemberPad

  1. Rebuild the release schedule by hand, and check the anchor

    MemberPad releases on a date or on days after a member starts, so a dripped Kajabi course maps over, but the rules are typed in again rather than exported. Check which anchor each section should use before you open it to anybody.

  2. Export your contacts and your products

    Take the contact list out first, then inventory every product against what MemberPad calls it. Courses become courses, downloads become digital products, coaching becomes events plus a paid tier.

  3. Decide where the funnel lives

    MemberPad has a public page and a site builder but nothing resembling Kajabi funnels, landing pages or order bumps. Most people moving keep a separate landing page tool, and that is worth budgeting for rather than discovering.

  4. Rebuild email sequences against a metered allowance

    Kajabi email is unlimited on every plan. MemberPad starts at 5,000 recipient sends a month and grows with revenue, so a large list sending often needs checking against that number before the move.

  5. Move the community last

    It is the smallest part of a Kajabi setup and the largest part of a MemberPad one, so it is worth rebuilding deliberately rather than porting a discussion board across as is.

What does not come across

Funnels, landing pages, upsells and order bumps have no equivalent on MemberPad. If your revenue currently comes from a Kajabi funnel, moving means either keeping Kajabi for that or replacing it with a separate tool, and neither is free.2

Abandoned cart recovery, order bumps and upsells have no MemberPad equivalent either, and those are the parts of a Kajabi setup that quietly earn while you sleep. Nothing here replaces them, and no coupon or affiliate rate does the same job.2

MemberPad imports both a member list and a contact list and emails each person a one tap invitation to join, so a large Kajabi audience no longer moves one signup at a time. Paid subscriptions are the part that cannot follow, because payment methods never transfer, so every subscriber re subscribes on the new plan.

Questions people actually ask

Is MemberPad cheaper than Kajabi?

Below roughly $1,989 a month in revenue, yes, and dramatically so at the start because Kajabi Basic costs $179 a month before anything sells. That crossover is the highest of any direct comparison here, which reflects how much Kajabi charges for the marketing tools bundled into it.

Does MemberPad have drip content like Kajabi?

Yes. A section or a lesson opens at a fixed date and time, or a set number of days after that member started the course or joined the community, and members hear about it by bell, push and email unless you turn that off. It stacks with our older gate, so a lesson can need both the clock and a passing score.

Can I run a podcast on Kajabi?

Yes, and properly. Kajabi hosts the audio, attaches a private podcast to an offer, and gives every subscriber a feed URL carrying an access token of their own, which is the same mechanism MemberPad uses. The difference is that ours offers one tap subscribe for Apple Podcasts and Overcast rather than copying a URL by hand.

What is the best Kajabi alternative for community?

If community is the reason you are looking, MemberPad is the closer fit, because Kajabi caps you at one community on its two cheaper plans and its communities are discussion boards rather than real time rooms. Circle and Skool are also worth weighing if you do not need podcasts or live video.

Does Kajabi limit how many courses I can sell?

Yes, through a product cap. Basic allows five products at $179 a month, Growth allows fifty at $249, and only Pro at $499 is unlimited. MemberPad does not cap courses, products, communities or members at all, since there are no plans for a cap to attach to.

Which one has better email marketing?

Kajabi, comfortably. It includes unlimited email broadcasts, automated sequences, segmentation and behavior triggered automations on every plan. MemberPad has broadcasts and drip sequences but meters them, starting at 5,000 recipient sends a month and growing as your revenue does.

How much does Kajabi cost?

Basic is $179 a month or $143 billed annually, Growth is $249 or $199, and Pro is $499 or $399. Kajabi Payments charges 2.9% plus 30 cents, which is card processing rather than a platform cut, and using an outside processor instead costs 2% on Basic on top of that processor's own fee.

What is the best Kajabi alternative for a smaller creator?

If the $179 entry price is the problem rather than the features, MemberPad charges nothing until a member pays you and caps neither products nor communities. Podia and Teachable are both cheaper monthly than Kajabi and narrower, so the right answer depends on whether you need the marketing suite at all.

Does Kajabi include a community?

Yes, but one community on the Basic and Growth plans and three on Pro, and they are discussion boards rather than real time rooms. If community is the center of what you are building rather than a bonus attached to a course, that cap is the number to weigh before the price is.

How this was checked

Every figure about another platform on these pages came from that platform’s own published pricing, feature or documentation pages, and each one is listed with the date it was read. Where a company does not publish an answer, the page says that rather than guessing at one.

Nothing here is based on testing a competitor’s product hands on, and no page claims otherwise. Claims about MemberPad are checked against the code that ships rather than against our own marketing, which is why several of them are unflattering.

Fee comparisons put both sides on the same footing. Some platforms quote a percentage that already covers card processing and some quote one that sits on top of it, and treating those two numbers as the same thing is the most common way a comparison like this misleads.

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Who published it

This comparison was written and published by MemberPad, so read it knowing we make one of the two products in it. We have tried to earn your trust the only way that works, which is by being specific about what the other platform does better and where ours falls short.

Competitor pricing and features change. If you find something here that is out of date or wrong, the sources and the date we checked them are listed on every page so you can see exactly what we were looking at, and we would rather hear about it than have it sit here.

Drew AumanFounder, MemberPad

Sources

  1. 1PricingKajabi · kajabi.com · checked 2026-11-07
  2. 2FeaturesKajabi · kajabi.com · checked 2026-09-17
  3. 3Kajabi Podcasts FAQKajabi · help.kajabi.com · checked 2026-09-20
  4. 4PricingStripe · stripe.com · checked 2026-11-07
  5. 5Can I sell physical products with Kajabi?Kajabi · help.kajabi.com · checked 2026-10-20
  6. 6PricingMemberPad · memberpad.com · checked 2026-11-07
  7. 7FeaturesMemberPad · memberpad.com · checked 2026-11-07
  8. 8AppsMemberPad · memberpad.com · checked 2026-11-07

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