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Community platforms help people gather around shared interests, publish discussions and run events. This list helps you compare tools for public groups, private communities and member networks.
Compare free plans, starting paid prices, member limits, event hosting, private spaces, custom domains, moderation tools and mobile apps. Platform coverage includes web, iOS, Android, APIs, self-hosting and macOS; the list is rebuilt nightly.
UNA is for organizations or builders creating community, social, collaboration, or educational sites.
Freemium community platform for self-hosted, Linux, macOS, Windows and web setups, with API access.
WebWindowsMac+3Minds offers community software for Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows, the web and self-hosted setups, with open-source code.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5Meetup suits people looking for local groups and events, and organizers who want tools to coordinate members.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1Paid service for Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, web and API access, supporting events, restricted areas and custom domains.
Thigmo may suit nonprofits, educators, event organizers, and local businesses that want events, community, and marketing tools together.
Invision Community supports Android, iOS, web and self-hosted setups with events, restricted areas and moderation tools.
Mateflow runs on Android, iOS and the web, offering events, member-only areas and custom-domain support.
HumHub runs on Android, iOS, the web and self-hosted servers, with member areas and event hosting.
Freemium software you host yourself, with event hosting and restricted areas for community discussions.
Mighty Networks serves Android, iOS and web communities with event hosting and a 14-day trial.
Heartbeat supports Android and iOS groups of up to 350 members, with restricted areas, events and a 14-day trial.
HuddleSpot supports Android, iOS and web groups, plus event hosting, a free tier and a 14-day trial.
Raklet supports Android and iOS communities of up to 500 members and allows custom domains.
Ummah works on Android, iOS and the web, with member-only areas, custom domains and event hosting.
Zapnito suits B2B brands building customer education or knowledge-sharing communities.
A free plan can let you start without a subscription. A free trial can provide temporary access before payment begins.
Review the maker's paid-from price and confirm which community features remain available on the free plan.
Web access covers browser use. iOS and Android apps support phones and tablets, while macOS support serves Mac users.
An API can connect a community platform to other software. Self-hosting gives you a deployment option when your team manages its own infrastructure.
Private spaces can restrict discussions to selected members. Moderation tools help manage posts, members and community conduct.
Check how a platform handles member limits before choosing a plan for a growing group.
Event hosting matters when a community schedules gatherings, classes or meetings. Confirm that the platform supports the event workflow you need.
A custom domain can place the community under your own web address.