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TrueCommunity now has an affiliate program. If you recommend WordPress tools to your readers, viewers, clients or group members, you can earn 25% on every new TrueCommunity Pro sale you refer. Joining is free, and we review every application within 48 hours. This post covers how the program works, how much you can earn and…

Skool is worth it while your community is small or you value zero maintenance. Once monthly payments pass about $1,268, Pro is cheaper than Hobby, and a self-hosted WordPress stack can be cheaper still.

Skool is faster to start and WordPress is yours to keep. This comparison shows the real cost at $1k, $5k and $10k a month, what you own on each, and who should pick which.

Kajabi vs WordPress comes down to what you pay each month, who owns the member list and how much setup work you accept. This guide compares fees, limits, community and lock-in, and shows where a WordPress community and LMS plugin fits.

Kajabi bundles courses, email and community, but plan limits and processing fees grow with your business. This guide compares it with a self-hosted WordPress option and says plainly what you would lose by leaving.

What a WordPress LMS can and cannot do for company training: private courses, team groups, quizzes and progress tracking, a three-year cost table, and the SCORM and reporting limits to know before you buy.

A practical guide to choosing a WordPress LMS for a school, academy or training provider, with honest limits on certificates, SCORM and reporting.

Which WordPress LMS plugins record live class attendance, where that data lives, and what a live-class setup really costs, with an honest look at TrueCommunity Pro and Tutor LMS.

LearnDash, Tutor LMS and LifterLMS are deeper LMS products than any community-first plugin, but none of them gives you a member community. Here is the real cost, and when a built-in course module is enough.

You can sell courses inside a WordPress community by pairing a community and LMS plugin with a checkout such as WooCommerce. This guide covers setup, access rules, costs and the limits you should know first.