About BuddyBoss
BuddyBoss is a product suite for creating community and learning sites on WordPress. It combines a theme and platform plugin with social features, so a WordPress site can offer member profiles, groups and discussion alongside online courses or a membership program.
It integrates with learning management plugins such as LearnDash, LifterLMS and Tutor LMS, and it offers a mobile app that can be published white-label in the owner's own Apple App Store and Google Play developer accounts. The vendor also sells done-for-you services in which its team builds the app or website and an all-in-one bundle.
BuddyBoss runs on the customer's own WordPress hosting, so it is self-hosted software with a commercial license. It suits course creators, membership businesses and organizations that want a branded community on a platform they own.
Key features
- Community features on WordPress
- Course site features with LMS integrations
- White-label mobile app publishing
- LearnDash, LifterLMS and Tutor LMS integrations
- Done-for-you app and website services
Good fit for
- →Course creators building a branded learning community
- →Membership sites with groups and discussion
- →Launching a custom mobile app for a community
- Tags
- wordpress
- community
- membership
- lms
- mobile-app
- online-courses
- self-hosted
BuddyBoss: questions and answers
- What is BuddyBoss used for?
- BuddyBoss is a WordPress platform for building online communities, memberships and course sites, with optional white-label mobile apps. It is a good fit for course creators building a branded learning community, membership sites with groups and discussion, and launching a custom mobile app for a community.
- How much does BuddyBoss cost?
- Paid plans for BuddyBoss start at $199 per year, and there is no free plan.
- Is BuddyBoss open source?
- No. BuddyBoss is proprietary (closed-source) software. Open-source alternatives to BuddyBoss include Forem, Open Source Social Network and Discourse.
- Can I self-host BuddyBoss?
- Yes. Although BuddyBoss is closed source, it can be self-hosted on your own servers.
- What are some alternatives to BuddyBoss?
- BuddyBoss competes with Circle, Mighty Networks and Skool. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source BuddyBoss alternatives.
Open-source alternatives to BuddyBoss
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Forem
Forums & Communities
For empowering community 🌱
AGPL-3.0vs Medium★ 23k
Open Source Social Network
Forums & Communities
Open Source Social Network (OSSN) is a powerful open-source social networking software dev
OSSvs Circle★ 1.2k
Discourse
Forums & Communities
A platform for community discussion. Free, open, simple.
GPL-2.0vs Reddit★ 48k
Apache Answer
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A Q&A platform software for teams at any scales. Whether it's a community forum, help cent
Apache-2.0vs Quora★ 16k
NodeBB
Forums & Communities
Node.js based forum software built for the modern web
GPL-3.0vs Reddit★ 15k
Lemmy
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🐀 A decentralised discussion platform for communities.
AGPL-3.0vs Reddit★ 15k
SaaS alternatives to BuddyBoss
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Circle
Forums & Communities
Community platform for creators and brands with spaces, events and courses
SaaS
Mighty Networks
Forums & Communities
Platform for building paid communities, courses and memberships
SaaS
Skool
Forums & Communities
Community and online course platform with gamification and a classroom
SaaS
Bettermode
Forums & Communities
Customizable community platform for customer, product and creator communities
SaaS
LearnDash
Education & LMS
WordPress learning management system plugin for building and selling courses
SaaS
Disciple
Forums & Communities
White-label branded community app platform for creators and brands
SaaS

