Mighty Networks Platform Details & Review

It's all possible on a Mighty Networks. You'll own the community and your members can access it across every platform, under your own brand.

Mighty Networks

Mighty Networks allows businesses of any size to create online courses, mobile apps, and communities. In addition, one can create membership sites to offer paid courses, paid groups, or bundles of courses and groups.

Mighty Networks Features

It offers platform capabilities that scale as your community scales, allowing a seamless experience for you and your community members.
White-label and customize your community under your domain and replicate your brand aesthetics.
It has many LMS features that let educators and course-creators manage and run their online courses in one place.

Mighty Networks Pricing

Starts at $39/mo.
A 14-day free trial is available.

Pros

It offers good social engagement features like live audio/video and chat that lets your members engage with each other.
It comes with a native mobile app that is fully Whitelabeled (available when you buy the Mighty Pro plan)
It has a very user-friendly UI on the web that replicates Facebook groups on some level.

Cons

Not very customizable when it comes to their user-interface. Community owners have to work within a relatively rigid set of constraints.
At $30,000, the native mobile app is the most expensive compared to other alternatives.
The course creation experience has been said to be 'cumbersome' by many of their paid customers.

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Mighty Networks Reviews

"Dangerous for public communities" What do you like best? I discovered Mighty Network about 3 years ago. At the time, most of the basic features like video sharing and links preview did not work. Today, most of the basic functionalities work. There is some improvement in the built-in analytics that helped me find a better timeslot for our community weekly call. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. What do you dislike? Our community grew to over 350 members despite the MightyNework issues and since last year we have been constantly under spam attacks. Mighty Network left us to deal with this issue alone. Repeatedly I have reached out to their Support and received no help. One of their representatives point-blank told me that Spam Protection for Public Communities is not a priority for them. This company is dangerous to public communities.

Review from G2

"Dangerous for public communities" What do you like best? I discovered Mighty Network about 3 years ago. At the time, most of the basic features like video sharing and links preview did not work. Today, most of the basic functionalities work. There is some improvement in the built-in analytics that helped me find a better timeslot for our community weekly call. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. What do you dislike? Our community grew to over 350 members despite the MightyNework issues and since last year we have been constantly under spam attacks. Mighty Network left us to deal with this issue alone. Repeatedly I have reached out to their Support and received no help. One of their representatives point-blank told me that Spam Protection for Public Communities is not a priority for them. This company is dangerous to public communities.

Review from G2

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Curated under the supervision of Sid Ramesh

Sid is a master community builder with 10 years of experience. Having started his journey working with Harvard University’s CS50x at age 17, Sid has catalysed growth for communities across domains - Travel and Hospitality, Coding, Finance, Marketing, Music, and Entrepreneurship to name a few. Currently, he leads Community at Build on Scenes.