Mighty Networks Reviews & Product Details

Mighty has enabled us to build custom, branded iOS and Android apps for our Australian social enterprise, Genyus Network, creating a safe, distraction-free digital sanctuary for young stroke and brain injury survivors across Australia, the UK, the US, and beyond. Having a dedicated Mighty Pro Strategist (like Maruxa Murphy) working alongside us has been invaluable in shaping our spaces, onboarding pathways, and peer leadership pipelines.

The broader team has also been wonderful, including the kind governance leadership from Jasmine Mamon, as well as the positive, energetic, and highly responsive design and tech team – Emily Diamond and Alison Walden. Their combined efforts continually support me and my very small Australian team, living with brain injury, to keep growing with confidence.

The flexibility of the space, native event hosting, and custom profile capabilities make it the best platform on the market for intentional, relational community building. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There can be small and steep learning curves when configuring complex visual automations or nested spaces, but the Mighty Pro support team and strategist responsiveness and guidance make working through backend setup fast and straightforward, with a feeling of true team-mateship. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The range of what I can offer in my community is amazing. My site has lots of offerings and an extensive range of spaces and groups that I couldn't offer on other community sites.

I also appreciate how much the site's setup and administration have improved. I can spend my time in online sessions with my community, providing timely content, versus being in backoff mode. My community has grown significantly because of the design and features Mighty Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Setting up payment structures takes a little getting used to, but it's not too difficult.

The other area of growth is understanding the design and setup of the community and site.

There is definitely a learning curve but once you've done it you realize the tremendous range of options you have for your community Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We use Mighty Networks to host our Integration Community, bringing together people from around the world who have participated in our retreats.

What I appreciate most is having everything in one place: community discussions, educational resources, online courses, events, and opportunities for members to connect and support one another.

The platform is quite intuitive and allows us to organize content in different spaces, making it easier for members to find what they need. I particularly appreciate how it supports a sense of community and connection, which is such an important part of our work.

Overall, Mighty Networks has been a valuable tool for keeping our community connected and engaged, even long after our retreats have ended. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One limitation I've experienced is the inability to organize multiple spaces under one main space. I'd love to have the option of creating subspaces, so related content and discussions could be grouped together under one umbrella, rather than having to create separate spaces for everything. I think this would make the community easier to navigate and the content more organized. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love that Mighty brings everything you need to build and grow a community into one central hub; from housing resources and sharing fresh content to live-streaming and creating new spaces for connection. The possibilities for engaging your community feel endless.

The built-in automations and follow-up features make it easy to stay connected without having to manage multiple platforms. The integrations and AI tools are also incredibly helpful for streamlining communication and supporting consistent follow-up.

I appreciate the support Mighty provides through its host resources, from onboarding and launching to continuing to grow your community. The platform is user-friendly, the everyday tools are easy to navigate, and the live-streaming features deliver a high-quality experience. For the price, Mighty offers exceptional value by bringing so many essential tools together in one platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When you livestream, we have discovered that it doesn't allow you to play music in the background while you're speaking. Would also be great to integrate with Ecamm and other video stream platforms for more features. We would also love more zoom or google meet type features for streaming and meetings to bring more people on screen and rooms. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I can have different spaces for each of my courses that need a community, all in one platform. Members can view a feed (like facebook) which is useful if they're in more than one group. The community has evolved a lot during the years I've used it. However I'm on a legacy plan and don't get those updates without upgrading which would be considerably more than I pay now. I'm sure it's worth it, but not for how I use it. When I have needed customer support they have been very clear and helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It can be harder to get your people to come there regularly as they're so used to Facebook. But once they figure out how to use it they do like it better because there are no distractions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The customer support at Mighty Networks is exceptional. As I prepare for launch, their AI CoHost has been a game-changer, answering my questions instantly and saving me hours of setup time. Whenever I need deeper assistance, their human support team steps in quickly and consistently exceeds my expectations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish Mighty Networks included a native slideshow or image gallery feature. My community consists of mosaic artists who frequently share visual artwork, so built-in slideshow display options would make showcasing their work much easier. Fortunately, they provide a clear avenue for users to submit feature suggestions directly for their future roadmap. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Mighty has been very reliable and consistently high-performing, especially in terms of speed. They also release plenty of genuinely useful updates, and it’s clear they incorporate customer feedback into what they ship. Our support team has been incredibly helpful and responsive, making sure our needs are met as well as possible and in a timely manner. They often guide us with best practices they see across their entire customer base.

On the integrations side, there are lots of great options, including Zapier, plus thousands of others available via iframes. They also offer both an admin API and a headless API, which lets us extend features through vibecoded apps. Since our user base tends to have more challenges with technology, it’s been a big win that they can still use the platform easily, and that ease of use has contributed to strong retention. The AI features are also helpful for guidance within the platform, and even for configuring settings and spaces. I also love the native automations which are helpful to send the right message to members at just the right moments. Overall, we’ve had a great experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The biggest challenge has been selling an offer up front before onboarding new customers and walking them through account setup. That said, an update is coming sometime soon that specifically addresses this issue. There also isn't a funnel/cart feature for bumps/upsells/downsells for new prospects on the front end of a new purchase experience. There are however ways to upgrade once a customer becomes a member inside the network. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

They are slowly rolling out quality-of-life updates for admins like redesigned admin menus. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's still a lot of wading through the knowledge base to make sense of new features and see where to use them. They focus on selling to solo people running a knowledge business rather than a more broad community-curious audience and I think that means their current users who don't fit the bill suffer in terms of use-case examples for features (I run a free learning community for a charity that provides free services). They could benefit from more how-to content around good community design and learning design principles. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The support staff is responsive and features are added on a regular basis. There’s been much more focus on revenue generating plans and features. The Zoom integration has been extremely reliable. Once users get familiar with the interfaces they say it’s a lot like a social network, only private. Having a membership site has virtually eliminated a risk of Zoom bombers. It’s also easy to send out messages to users and announcements. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Integration of other app connectors requires an upgrade to more expensive plans. The pricing changed with new plans more expensive and original plans are now called “legacy.” With AI website coding tools it’s now possible to create many functions like interactive features that may not integrate well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is simple and highly aesthetic. I am managing a huge community with no need for IT. The help bot is quite useful, and when I have needed to contact a real human, I have been able to get real human help. I have been able to integrate Mighty with my database. Pricing is fair and competitive. The page works fast, and the app alternative is outstanding. What I like best is that it is a dynamic and creative service that is constantly improving and listening to users' suggestions. So far AI integration has been evolving constantly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Mighty still needs some improvements in the area of customization. Better integrations with AI to answer messages inside the platform in a faster way and better integrations with payment platforms other than Stripe. I would particularly like a direct integration with PayPal or other payment systems most popular in Latin America. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.