Mighty Networks

Mighty Networks is a community platform on which creators, coaches and brands run paid memberships, courses and events together, on the web and in native iOS and Android apps. It calls its customers hosts, "because you're not just creating content on Mighty, you're bringing people together", and its homepage leads with "Community. Courses. Events." The about page says hosts earned $500M on Mighty in 2025, that the company is headquartered in Palo Alto, California with a globally distributed team, and that its goal is to support entrepreneurs and brands driving $50B in community earnings in the next 5 years. Its CEO and co-founder is Gina Bianchini, who the about page says co-founded Ning with Marc Andreessen.

Community Design and the AI Cohost

Mighty's approach rests on what it calls Community Design, a framework the company says it built from the over 9 billion data points generated every month across Mighty Networks. In practice it is a recipe: an ideal member, their best year ever, monthly themes, weekly events and daily questions. The homepage describes the typical offer that hosts sell as a $48 membership, fed by a free challenge or mini-course and topped up with bonus workshops.

The AI Cohost turns that framework into setup work. When you start a trial it asks who you want to bring together and produces marketing materials, a landing page, a logo and brand imagery and a simple community template; the pricing FAQ describes it as powered by Community Design and GPT-4. The feature table also lists an optional AI writing assistant, AI conversation starters, an AI-powered instant course outline and AI automation filters. For a first launch, Mighty suggests a paid challenge at $19-$49 for 7 or 30 days, and the homepage says 91% of its top earners started this way.

Community features

A Mighty Network is built from spaces, unlimited on every plan, with unlimited members. Inside them hosts run private groups and cohorts, activity feeds, questions and polls, chat spaces with threads and emoji reactions, photo, GIF and file uploads, web pages, and online and in-person events. Livestreaming is built in: Launch includes 20 streaming hours a month for up to 100 viewers per stream, and both allowances rise with each plan, to 1,000 viewers per stream on Growth and 3,000 on Mighty Pro, with up to 10,000 viewers available for an additional fee. The Infinite Question Engine posts automated questions and polls.

Members get profiles with custom fields, profile badges, private messaging, voice notes, streaks, points, leaderboards and a built-in member referral program, and a People Explorer helps them find relevant members. The homepage puts member-created content at 84% of what is posted on Mighty, says 59% of active members return weekly, and says 60% more activity happens on mobile than on the web.

Courses

Courses sit inside the same community. The feature table lists on-demand courses, cohort-based courses, live courses and challenges, quizzes and tests, resource libraries and habit trackers, native video upload, and sequential, timed and dripped release. Badges and certifications can be awarded automatically, and SCORM-compliant content can be embedded. Hosts can charge for a course on its own, for a resource library or event, or bundle courses with a monthly membership. The pricing FAQ says hosts sell monthly memberships at an average of $48 a month with 25 members, and one-time courses at over $500.

Automations

Automations run on triggers and actions, managed from one dashboard in the admin panel. Triggers include a completed lesson, section or quiz, a failed quiz, a streak milestone, a plan purchase or cancellation, a converted free trial, an event RSVP, attendance at a livestream and inactivity in a space; actions include awarding badges or points, adding tags, inviting members to spaces or plans, sending a private message and showing a pop-up. Launch gets the basic set, Scale adds more, and Growth includes all of them. The homepage's target is "1 person, less than 1 hour a day" running a community, with automations handling onboarding, recognition and re-engagement.

Plans and pricing

The plan cards list four tiers, with a toggle offering annual billing with 2 months free.

• Launch, $79 per month, shown in the plan explorer as $950 a year. AI Cohost, community, courses and basic automations; 3 hosts and 10 moderators; 200 GB of storage; a 2% transaction fee.
• Scale, $179 per month, shown as $2,150 a year. Adds more automations, APIs and MCP access and third-party integrations (Kit, Zapier, Delphi, affiliate platforms and 2,000+ embeds); 5 hosts and 15 moderators; 500 GB; a 1% fee.
• Growth, $354 per month. Adds advanced automations, simultaneous promotions, growth expert sessions, priority support and migration services; 10 hosts and 100 moderators; 1 TB; a 0.5% fee.
• Mighty Pro, custom pricing. Your own branded apps in the app stores, full community management services and advanced data reports; unlimited hosts and moderators, 4 TB and a 0.5% fee.

The company states that Launch plans generate an average of $14,400 a year and Scale plans $24,000, each labeled "a representative offer. No guarantee of results." A free trial runs 14 days with no credit card required; afterwards a host can continue on Launch or Scale, losing features those plans do not include while keeping content created with them.

Payments cover subscriptions and one-time charges, subscription intervals and installments, multiple tiers and offers, hidden free access, free trials, promo codes and paid one-time events, in what the table calls hundreds of different currencies. Admin tools include a custom domain, bulk member actions, member tags, optional multi-factor authentication, Zoom and Google Analytics integrations, marketing pixels, optional SSO and optional email white-labeling. The table lists Mighty as SOC2 Type II compliant, with a trust portal, a signed DPA and annual penetration test reports.

Developers, migration and support

Developers can build their own front end on Mighty's GraphQL backend, which the developers page says already handles memberships, payments, moderation, media, notifications, search and AI, with webhooks and MCP among its capability areas; included Admin API requests run from 5,000 a month on Scale to 300,000 on Mighty Pro. The Growth plan includes migration support for members, payments and courses, and the homepage says migrated communities have 81-100% retention in their first year. Mighty holds weekly introduction events and product walkthroughs in Mighty Community, paying hosts join a private Mighty Hosts group, and Mighty Pro hosts get a dedicated Community Strategist. The site is available in English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Dutch and Portuguese.

Who it suits

Mighty suits a creator who wants members to meet each other, not only to consume content: coaches, educators running cohorts or challenges, and people with a podcast, newsletter or channel whose audience is trying to reach a goal together. The FAQ says brands use it to bring customers or employees together, run ambassador programs or launch a paid professional network, and non-profits have their own Mighty Pro track. The homepage cites a parenting community that grew from 0 to 102,000 members in 2 years and Tony Robbins Arena at 30,000+ members. The caveats are the transaction fee on top of the plan price, which falls from 2% on Launch to 0.5% on Growth, and that branded apps under your own name come only with custom-priced Mighty Pro.