Crowdstack

We wanted to make the free plan more useable (not just a way to upsell the paid plan) so we now allow unlimited members on the free plan. With this pricing update, we also consolidated the paid plans to just one, to simplify further.

Now you can also turn off the DM function if you don't want to allow that in your Crowdstack.

To further support communities who want to monetize, we added built-in paid membership tools to Crowdstack. We handle credit card processing, reminders, and access rights, so the community builder can focus on creating content and inviting new members.

This product update also included the ability to save posts for later viewing!

For years, the mantra has been, “build it on Facebook, everyone’s there already.” (Usually accompanied by a resigned sigh.) Entrepreneurs, creators, nonprofits, small businesses all believed they should just set up a Facebook Group and call it good.

What happened? Personal data exchanged for a “free” service, shady ad metrics, psychological experiments, unwritten content moderation rules, shutdowns with no recourse, zero customer support (you’re not the customer). Not good.

We were tired of thinking “someone should come up with an alternative.” We decided to take our 20+ years of expertise in community-building and roll it into a sleek, affordable group space that anyone can use instantly.

We were answering lots of questions from smaller businesses and nonprofits who wanted community but were afraid of growing out of the tiered pricing system. Guess what? It's not bueno when your interests aren't aligned with your customers' interests.

So we removed the page view and member limitations, and now all of our pricing plans are unlimited usage! Customers now can grow without fear, and we can serve a broader array of organizations. Win-win.