SocialEngine Platform Details & Review

SocialEngine is a social network platform that lets you create a custom branded social network right out of the box.

SocialEngine

SocialEngine is a community management platform designed to help businesses build custom social network websites with personalized domain names. The application offers a content management system (CMS), which allows administrators to customize page layouts, style and content using a drag-and-drop functionality.

Features

SocialEngine PHP comes with an application programming interface (API), which facilitates integration with several third-party platforms.
SocialEngine provides features to establish own branded social network that can be customized in every way.
Offers Social Media Integration.

SocialEngine Pricing

Starting Price is $299 one-time fee.
Free trial and version is available.

Pros

Only Mighty has data from hundreds of thousands of thriving communities cultivated over the past five years.
That’s how we know things like the optimal price to charge for a monthly membership, or how much content you really need to build your first online course.
We share these learnings with you and more through Mighty Community and Mighty Insights™, the deep analytics and benchmarking you get with Mighty.

Cons

Slower to reach ROI
More Expensive
Dangerous for public communities

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Adding live streams to your community can make it more alive. You get access to audio rooms where you can keep track of your community member’s interests and involve them in discussions.

SocialEngine 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

Disclaimer: To curate the pros, cons and reviews - we mine the internet for customer references regarding the said software. Some of our sources include Reddit, Product Hunt, Twitter & Quora (and sites like G2 & Capterra).

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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.