About Groups.io
Groups.io is a hosted service for running email discussion groups. Messages sent to the group are delivered to members' inboxes, which makes it a modern replacement for traditional listservs and for services such as Yahoo Groups and Google Groups.
Beyond mailing lists, each group can use shared tools including a calendar, file storage, photo sharing, a wiki, chat, databases and group analytics. Members can mute topics and filter by keywords, and the service highlights moderation tools, privacy and an ad-free approach. The interface is available in many languages, and passkey login is supported.
Groups.io is a commercial service that is free to get started, with paid plans on its pricing page. It suits clubs, hobby groups, nonprofits and larger organizations that prefer email-centered discussion over a web forum.
Key features
- Email delivery of group discussions
- Shared calendar and file storage
- Wiki, photo sharing and databases
- Group chat and analytics
- Topic muting and keyword filtering
- Ad-free and privacy-focused
Good fit for
- →Replacing a Yahoo Groups community
- →Running an email list for a club or nonprofit
- →Hosting discussions that members follow by email
- Tags
- mailing-list
- listserv
- email-groups
- community
- yahoo-groups-alternative
- ad-free
Groups.io: questions and answers
- What is Groups.io used for?
- Groups.io is an ad-free hosted email group service and listserv alternative with calendars, files, wikis, chat and analytics. It is a good fit for replacing a Yahoo Groups community, running an email list for a club or nonprofit and hosting discussions that members follow by email.
- Is Groups.io free?
- Yes. Groups.io has a free plan, and paid plans start at $0.04 per seat per month. A free trial is also available.
- Is Groups.io open source?
- No. Groups.io is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Groups.io include Discourse and Loomio.
- What are some alternatives to Groups.io?
- Groups.io competes with Google Groups, Discord and Circle. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Groups.io alternatives.
Open-source alternatives to Groups.io
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Discourse
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GPL-2.0vs Reddit★ 48k
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Lemmy
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🐀 A decentralised discussion platform for communities.
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A powerful, all-in-one Discord assistant built for every server.
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Circle
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