EzyCommunity

EzyCommunity is a hosted community platform with courses, events and paid memberships built in, and it offers two ways to use it. The homepage headline puts it plainly: "Run One Thriving Community. Or Build Your Own SaaS Platform." On the first path you run one branded community and keep the income from your members. On the second, the SaaS Partner path, you launch your own community software business on EzyCommunity's platform and sell branded communities to other people, each of whom pays you. The homepage says the platform replaces 13+ tools, is 100% white-label ("your brand, not ours") and charges 0% transaction fees on paid plans. It belongs to a family of products that the site's menu lists as EzyCourse, EzyStudio, EzyLive and Skreno AI.

The community feed

The feed is the center of an EzyCommunity space: posts, discussions, reactions and polls in one stream that members open every day, with real-time chat between posts. Members can post text, photos, video, audio, documents, GIFs and embed code. Quick polls run as single or multi-select questions with live results. Anonymous posting lets members share ideas without revealing who they are, which the site presents as a way to bring quieter members in. Conversations use 20+ emoji reactions, threaded replies and @mentions.

A reels-style video feed gives members a swipeable, full-screen stream of videos inside the community, where they can watch, react, comment, save and share; the site says the same experience runs on the web and in the app. Admins can pin announcements so new members know where to start, organize conversation into public, private or paid topic channels, and add custom links to the sidebar for app downloads, a website or resources. Member profiles show badges, levels and achievements, and smart notifications reach members in the app and by push whenever something happens.

Gamification and engagement

Points, badges and leaderboards reward participation automatically. The homepage frames these, together with reactions and real-time notifications, as the loops that turn first-time members into daily regulars.

Courses and drip content

Courses sit inside the community. The homepage lists chapters, lessons, certificates and release schedules, so a creator can drip a course out over time and award a certificate at the end. A company blog post adds that you can upload courses and lessons with a rich, flexible editor and calls the interface beginner-friendly. Because courses, discussion and live sessions share one space, students can move from a lesson to the community feed or a live session without leaving the platform.

Live streams, events and chat

EzyCommunity runs live streams and webinars on your own platform, and members join in one tap in the app or on the web, so the session stays inside the community rather than behind a third-party link. Events and ticketing let you sell online or in-person events. Group chat covers private, group and community-wide conversations.

Memberships and payments

Monetization covers memberships, paywalled channels, plans, one-time prices and digital products, with a branded checkout that the homepage says works worldwide. The site's message on fees is "Keep what you earn. No platform cut on transactions," and it lists 0% transaction fees on paid plans. A homepage example shows how a creator might layer access, from free public channels and intro lessons up to paid tiers with all courses, paid channels and events, or one-to-one onboarding.

A website builder creates landing pages without coding, and member management tracks activity and controls access. The homepage marks three features as coming soon: targeted email campaigns to members, automation for repetitive tasks, and EzyAI for help with content and answers.

Branded apps

Apps are a major part of the pitch. Members get a real iOS and Android app on every plan, and on an upgrade the app carries your name and logo instead of EzyCommunity's, with your own App Store and Play Store listing and push notifications that come from your brand. The homepage says that elsewhere a branded app means a five-figure yearly contract behind a sales call, while EzyCommunity charges a small one-time or flat monthly price published on its pricing page, with no custom quotes and no annual lock-in required.

The SaaS Partner path

The second path is unusual among community platforms. As a SaaS Partner you run EzyCommunity under your own brand as a software product: customers sign up on your platform, build their own communities, and pay you the pricing you set. The homepage illustrates this with an owner's view of customer communities on different price tiers, and says many communities can run on one platform, every one of them paying the owner. The site has a separate Facebook group for agencies alongside its main community group, and an affiliate partner program.

Plans and pricing

A company blog post comparing community platforms lists EzyCommunity's plans as:

• Pro, $87 a month billed yearly
• Business, $197 a month billed yearly
• SaaS Partner, $399 a month for the first year, then $599 a month

The same post describes an Elite plan with unlimited members, courses and published products, no transaction fees, 30TB of storage, a free branded mobile app, live streaming options, membership with group and private chat, 2 admin seats and 24/7 priority support. It lists a dedicated community builder and multichannel posts with topic spaces among the platform's features, and it names one drawback: only 10 courses on the Pro plan. The site's menu also links to a lifetime deal, and the homepage invites visitors to start building free.

Support

The homepage promises a real specialist, real-time answers and 24/7 support from day one. Visitors can chat with a human straight away or book a 30-minute demo that walks through their setup, pricing, the branded app and SaaS reselling, and the company says the call will tell you honestly whether EzyCommunity fits.

Who it suits

EzyCommunity suits creators and coaches who want a community, courses, live sessions and paid memberships in one branded space, and who want members on a mobile app without an enterprise contract. Its 0% transaction fees on paid plans matter most to communities with steady sales. Agencies and entrepreneurs who want to sell community software under their own name have a dedicated path in the SaaS Partner plan. Course-heavy creators should check the course limit on the plan they choose, since the company's own blog lists the 10-course cap on Pro as a drawback.