Kajabi vs Teachable: The Expensive vs The Expensive

Kajabi was built for marketers who want everything in one place. Website, courses, community, email, automations, pipelines.

But here's the thing: most of those features go unused. Studies show the average Kajabi user uses less than 30% of available features. You're paying $149-399/month for tools collecting digital dust.

Teachable looks affordable at $59/month for their basic plan. But that plan charges 5% transaction fees.

Let's say you sell 50 courses at $100 each. That's $5,000 in revenue. Teachable takes $250 in transaction fees, plus your $59 subscription, plus Stripe's fees. Your 'affordable' platform just cost you $400+.

Before picking between Kajabi and Teachable, ask yourself:

- Do I need a built-in website builder, or do I already have a website? - Do I need complex marketing automations, or just the ability to sell courses? - Do I need to pay before I earn, or should my platform cost scale with my success?

If you need simple, effective, and free—we built iLoquio for you.

Successful course creators don't succeed because of their platform. They succeed because of their content, their marketing, and their connection with students.

A platform should enable that, not drain your resources before you start. That's our philosophy: let creators create. Don't make them pay for permission.