CoursePayout

Circle vs Kajabi: what you keep

Selling $99 courses, Circle leaves you more up to 27 sales a month ($2,673); from 28 sales, Kajabi does. Both are priced on yearly billing, since Circle lists no monthly price. At 60 sales of $99 a month across 4 courses, you keep $5,542 on Circle (Professional) and $5,607 on Kajabi (Basic).

Where the lead changes

Sales a month at $99Leaves you more
1 to 27Circle
28 to 400Kajabi

One course, yearly billing, each platform on whichever of its plans leaves the most at that volume.

Three sizes of business

ScenarioCircleKajabiDifference a year
Starting out: 10 sales of $49, 1 course$373.99
Professional
$329.79
Basic
$530.40
Growing: 60 sales of $99, 4 courses$5,542
Professional
$5,607
Basic
$777.60
Established: 150 sales of $297, 12 courses$42,569
Business
$43,059
Growth
$5,881

Monthly take-home after subscription, platform fees and card processing, on yearly billing; bold marks the larger.

What the numbers say

How each one charges

Where the money goes at 60 sales a month

  1. KajabiYou keep $5,607 (94.4%)Basic plan: $143 subscription, $0 platform fees, $190.26 card processing. Limits: 2,500 contacts.
  2. CircleYou keep $5,542 (93.3%)Professional plan: $89 subscription, $118.80 platform fees, $190.26 card processing.

See Circle's plans

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Prices checked against each platform's own pricing page on .