Your own community platform, not someone else's
Facebook groups and Discord servers belong to someone else. A custom community website gives you your members' data, your own rules and the ability to earn from paid memberships.
What we can build
- Member sign-up, profiles and a member directory
- Discussions, posts and comments, with moderation tools
- Groups or spaces by topic
- Events, courses and resources
- Free and paid memberships with Stripe
- Email notifications and a weekly digest
Built step by step
We start with the features your members need on day one, launch, then add the rest based on real usage. Simone Sews includes a community with member profiles, and ASF Academy runs courses with progress tracking and certificates.
Plans that keep your site growing
Build your website once, then let a monthly plan bring you visibility, reviews and leads.
Essential
Your website, secured and cared for.
- Hosting, SSL and backups
- Daily uptime monitoring
- 1 hour of updates per month
- Monthly report
Growth AI
More visibility on Google and more reviews, every month.
- Everything in Essential
- Google Business Profile: 4 posts/month
- Automatic review requests
- 2 SEO articles + 2 local pages/month
- Lead follow-up automation
Acquisition
Paid campaigns that bring measurable leads. Ad budget extra.
- Everything in Growth AI
- Google Ads and Meta management
- Conversion and call tracking
- Dedicated landing pages
- Monthly strategy call
Website build
5 to 7 pages, live in 2 to 3 weeks. $990 with a 12-month plan.
10 to 15 pages with service and city pages, blog and automations.
Online stores, communities, member areas and custom apps. Fixed price after a free call.
Add an AI agent that answers on WhatsApp and your website 24/7 with Trumflow, from $99/month.
Questions and answers
How much does a community website cost?
A first version with profiles, discussions and events usually starts around $8,500. Paid memberships, courses or a mobile app add to the scope. We give a fixed price after a free call.
Why not use Circle or Mighty Networks?
They are good for starting fast. A custom platform makes sense when you want lower long-term fees, your own branding and features they do not offer.
Who moderates the community?
You do, with moderation tools we build in: reporting, member roles and content approval.
Got a project? Let's talk.
Tell me what you need in a few lines. You'll get a reply within 48 hours with a first take on the solution and budget.