When we asked a handful of creators who’ve used both platforms, the same thing kept popping up: Thinkific feels powerful; Podia feels easy. That squares with what we saw reading public reviews. On G2, Thinkific gets praised for structure and support; great when you want detailed learning paths and
I spent four days researching Kajabi and Skool to tell you which is the better online course platform. And if I had to boil down the choice between them in a few lines, it would be this: If you want a clean, simple course-selling tool that also lets you engage
Yesterday, I built the same three-module mini-course twice: first inside LearnWorlds, then again in Kajabi. LearnWorlds felt fresh and relaxed: its AI-powered video editor allowed me to drop quizzes and clickable chapters straight onto the timeline without leaving the page, and it suggested improvements extremely quickly. Kajabi, on the other
If you’ve hunted for online course creation platforms, you must’ve come across Thinkific and Kajabi. These two sit at the top of the course creator market, but they bring different perks for creators. While Kajabi packs course delivery, marketing, funnels, and a website builder into one integrated platform,