Community platform
Swazy is the community platform built into your link in bio: start a free or paid community — or a challenge community in under 15 minutes — sell it on the same page, and run it with Swazy's AI or the ChatGPT or Claude you already use.
Name it, add a cover and choose free, one-time, or weekly, monthly or yearly with an optional free trial. It goes live on your link in bio as a card. Or tell Swazy's AI — or ChatGPT or Claude — what it's for and it sets the community up.
Add topics, a weekly event with your own Zoom or Meet link and the challenges and courses you've built to the Classroom. Every setting starts with a default, so you can launch without opening any of them.
Followers tap your link in Instagram or TikTok, join or pay on the page and they're inside. No app to download and no password to make.
| Monthly | Cut of each sale | |
|---|---|---|
| Swazy Starter | $19 ($190 a year) | 4% + card processing |
| Swazy Pro | $49 ($490 a year) | 2% + card processing |
| Swazy Studio | $99 ($990 a year) | No platform fee + card processing |
| Circle Professional | $89 billed yearly | 2% |
| Skool Hobby | $9 | 10% + 30¢ (Skool lists no separate card-processing fee) |
| Skool Pro | $99 | 2.9% + 30¢ (3.9% + 30¢ on charges over $900) |
| Mighty Networks Launch | $79 ($950 a year) | 2% |
| Whop | $0 | 2.7% + 30¢; payouts $2.50 next-day, 4% + $2.50 instant |
Every community feature is on every Swazy plan. Swazy's standard payouts are free and weekly for new accounts; card processing by Stripe is passed through at cost.
Sources: Circle pricing, Skool pricing, Skool subscriptions FAQ (fees), Mighty Networks pricing, Whop fees.
A community is another thing you sell or give away from your link in bio: free, one-time, or weekly, monthly or yearly with an optional free trial, with a waitlist or apply-to-join if you want one. Members get a feed with topics, polls and search; an Events tab; a Classroom; a Members directory; and messages with you. Run as many as you like — a free one and a paid inner circle, say — on every plan.
Challenges and courses fit in naturally. Each round of a challenge gets its own private group, and General is the space for everyone who has bought from you.
Most communities go quiet because members have nothing to come back for. Swazy gives them reasons:
A follower taps your link in Instagram or TikTok and lands on the community's page. Free: a name and email in a sheet. Paid: Stripe's form right there on the page — cards work inside the in-app browsers. Then they're inside, with an emailed link that reopens it on any device.
There's no app to install and no password to set. Members use the community in their browser; Swazy has no separate member app.
Tell Swazy's AI, “Start a paid community for my clients, $27 a month, with a weekly Q&A on Thursdays,” and it creates the community with a welcome, rules, topics, the event and a pinned Start here post. Or connect ChatGPT or Claude to your Swazy account (swazy.bio/mcp): they can read your community, draft replies and welcome posts and change its settings.
It's included on every plan. Anything that reaches your members asks for your yes first, and importing people and sending invites stay with you.
Members can report any post or message. You can remove a post, pin one, mute a member for 24 hours, remove a member, make moderators and block words. New members can share links after 24 hours in the community. Scam, self-harm and illegal reports also reach Swazy. Groups are private: Swazy never publishes members' posts, and visitors to your community's page see no member content.
Moving in from Skool, Circle, Mighty Networks, Kajabi, Whop or any list with emails is self-serve on every plan. Paste the old community's link, upload the member export and invite your people; paying members are free until the date they've already paid through. The full flow is on the move page.
What moves: your community's name, about, price and rules (Swazy rebuilds them from its link), your people from the member export, and your best posts — paste up to 10 and they become pinned posts from you.
What doesn't move: members' own posts, comments and direct messages; lesson videos hosted on the old platform (paste a YouTube, Vimeo, Loom or Google Drive link instead); and points and levels (members get a Founding member badge instead).
Swazy, if you sell from social media: the community lives in your link in bio, so a follower taps from Instagram or TikTok, pays on the page and is inside. Your challenges and courses run in its Classroom, you can run all of it with AI (Swazy's own, or ChatGPT or Claude), and plans start at $19 a month, against Circle's $89 (billed yearly) and Mighty Networks' $79 (prices checked October 20, 2026).
Yes. A community can be free, one-time, or weekly, monthly or yearly with an optional free trial. It can also have a waitlist or an apply-to-join form, and take discount codes.
No. Members join from your link and use the community in their browser, including inside Instagram and TikTok. There's no app to download and no password to make.
Yes. Groups are private, and Swazy never publishes members' posts. Visitors to your community's page see what it offers, never what members said.
Yes. Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or Codex to your Swazy account with the MCP connector (swazy.bio/mcp), on every plan. They can read your community, draft replies and posts and change settings; anything that reaches your members asks for your yes first.