The only community platform you need
Our easy-to-use, fully-branded community platform, provides you with all of the tools required to build a thriving online community across Web, iOS and Android.
Generate Revenue
Grow revenue by selling member subscription and in-app purchases.
Drive Engagement
Skyrocket member engagement with live streaming and push notifications.
Reclaim Control
Bring your community together in a safe space that you own and control.
A community platform designed for you
Our intuitive community platform is a one-stop-shop designed to help you build your community around what matters to you.
With Disciple community platform you can create unlimitted groups to segment your audience, post content and videos, sell online courses and subscriptions, and use analytics to understand your community better. Your members can create their own profiles, find, friend and message each other.
Get the most out of your community
Get the most out of your community
Your own-branded community platform
Make your community more accessible than ever before with a fully-branded online community platform. Simply select the features and branding that suit your needs and in a few easy steps, you'll be able to launch, grow and monetise your community.
Web, iOS & AndroidFull customisationPush notificationsMultiple groupsLivestreamingEvent CalendarThe Console
Publish your content and manage your members with a powerful community management hub. Your community. Your rules.
AnalyticsScheduled postsMember profilesIntegrations & APIMember databaseModeration toolsWe take care of the technology, so you can focus on the success of your community
API
We built our public API, so you can integrate your community with existing tools.
Updates
We regularly update the platform with new features and keep an eye on App Store guidelines, so you don’t have to.
Privacy
We provide a secure, GDPR compliant platform where you own and control your data.
”
Disciple community platforms are very powerful. My members love it.
Madeleine Shaw - Business Owner
Start growing, engaging and monetising your community
Web
from
$55/£45*
per month
Branding & customisation
Unlimited groups and topics
Events
Content Library & Media Gallery
Friends & Messaging
Subscriptions
Mobile App
from
$389/£299*
per month
All the features of Web
Exposure to millions of users in Apple and Google app stores
In-app purchases
Livestreaming
Push-notifications
Dedicated Community Success Manager
Priority customer support
*Plus VAT for customers in the UK and non-business customers in the EU
"Fantastic app platform has brought our community to life." - Action for Happiness
Disciple community apps in app stores.
Rated 4.64 out of 5. Based on 14,508 iOS and Android app reviews received between 30 June 2014 and 6 November 2018.
"Outstanding Product and Exceptional Customer Experience!" - Her Spirit
Frequently asked questions
How do I start an online community?
Starting an online community is a commitment, so you really need to understand why you are looking to create one. There are a number of tried and tested steps to launch your community. 1) Identify your own niche, something that would resonate with peoples' passion. 2) Find a place for your community to gather. You can do it on social media, but there are too many distractions. 3) Populate your community with content. There is no point of inviting member into an empty community platform. 4) Start inviting members from your mailing list and social media 5) keep in mind that having a small and engaged community is better than having large one which is not engaged. It's better both for revenue and engagement.
What are examples of online communities?
There are many examples of online communities. From Facebook Groups to gated community platform the number of online networks is growing fast. We have a number of inspiring communities on our platforms, such as A Year With My Camera (community of photographers) Action for Happiness (mental health support charity) and DADAF (community dedicated to dads).
What makes a community a community?
That's a tricky one. Community is defined by its members. We believe that the true community should be united by a single passion or interest. That's why social media is not really a community. It's a group of individuals with different interests and aspirations.
How do you build online community best practices?
There is no silver bullet when it comes to community building, but you can start by researching a particular gap on the market. We have a community of dads (something that wasn't that popular when they started) and a community of window cleaners. When you find a gap in the market, it's much easier to create your community. When you start with Disciple we also provide you with the best tips to grow and engage your community.
