Mighty Networks is pretty intuitive to set up. It has most of the features needed to create and grow an online community. Price is reasonable for all of the features you get out of the box. The support team is very responsive and helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It does not support forms to gather user information such as images and descriptions. I tried using Zapier to do so, but it only allows links to images uploaded via a third-party form. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really appreciate that MN is private and not using algorithms. As the host, I can make sure my community sees all my posts. I also like the features with polls, hot and cold questions, etc. to keep the engagement going and building community among members. I am impressed with how Mighty keeps innovating and how it makes my work as a host easier. Just to mention a few things that have been added is Spaces, Member tab with photos in bubbles to encourage connection, especially with members near you is valuable. I also love the new AI features and the Mighty People GPT along with gamification. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Navigation is sometimes hard for new members. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that Mighty Networks offers the most robust opportunity for community compared to all the tools I explored. It helps me put things in place easily for others to access. It allows me to organize information so effectively that if someone is looking to solve a specific problem, they can find what they need. I also appreciate that it uses the same commands as my Notion software, which I find really convenient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think that the initial dashboard that a new user encounters can be a little bit cluttered. I think that it's also hard to share information with someone who's not yet a member and needs a very low threshold. I think also that there is a certain amount of flexibility that I really miss in setting up the individual pages, like using columns more easily. I had a pretty steep learning curve to understand Mighty Networks because I have been a user since much earlier days, but it's gotten easier now. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The app is great. We use the article feature a lot. We also do a lot of post scheduling to the fact that we can do that in advance is great Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish we could stream live via zoom or another software. It's very clunky to go live in the app, and I don't like that the comments don't stay on the post once it's posted.

Also, we don't collect money via Mighty Networks and I wish there were more options for businesses who use the platform in this manner. We use mighty primarily for the social aspect of our membership, but collect money via our own website instead of using the plans in mighty. Therefore its a "free" community that we manually admit people into.

Also, this is the reason why we can't have a "free" community on mighty networks, then have paid rooms just for our members. I wish there was a way to make some rooms private without collecting money via Mighty. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have been a Path to Pro/Growth Plan Member for a year and a half now. I don’t think my network community will ever leave this platform. What I not just like, but love, is the Customer Advocacy and Mighty Team Support I receive. Whether I need personal tech questions answered or broader strategy topics to go over, Team Mighty is there for me.

There is a true sense of community even for us Hosts building our site, app experience, and courses. We get to meet one another, reach out with messaging, and even meet up on our own virtual conference calls. Because members are encouraged to interact with one another, we can collaborate and support one another. We get to meet so many fascinating leaders and learn about such diverse community topics. I’ve even joined a few communities on my own for areas I was needing to work on.

I cannot recommend Mighty Networks enough. Although I’m still new to tech platforms, I’ve been engaged and learn enough to earn host certification. The rollout of features in the last year alone have made my offer as ideal as I can design it.

Gina has built a team who helps hosts create based on generosity, values, and creative freedom. The human support we receive is unmatched. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

So much is possible when you are in ideation-mode. It can feel overwhelming, but if you design with clarity and ask the right questions, you can build what you need.

For example, if you want to teach one niche topic before you create an entire community, you can do that now. If you want to workshop a challenge to gain clients, then build a community of paid members, you can do that. If you already have an active community but you want a platform built on actual community values, I think you should merge on over to Mighty.

Decision fatigue is real but once you learn what’s possible and use discernment to build what’s right for your specific needs, Mighty is for you. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I love most about Mighty Networks is how seamlessly it combines content, community, and connection in one platform.

We’re not just delivering content—we’re creating a movement. Mighty allows us to host powerful conversations, run live Zoom calls, build out structured small group cohorts, and give our members a true sense of belonging. Features like topic-based groups, private messaging, and course integration help us guide people from inspiration to activation in a relational and scalable way. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Wow—this is tough, because I really do love Mighty so much. It’s been a game-changer for our community. That said, there are a few things I’d love to see improved.

I wish there was more flexibility in customizing parts of the user interface to really make it feel like our own. Sometimes the app can be a bit glitchy or slow, especially for mobile users, and there’s definitely a learning curve—both for members and for hosts. It takes a little time to get oriented, especially if someone’s never been in a platform like this before.

But honestly, even with those quirks, I’d choose Mighty again in a heartbeat. The community-building tools are unmatched. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have built my online knitting community with Mighty Networks. It offers a platform where I can safely nurture and host my community. I find it clear. I like the recognition badges, the ability to record voice messages, and that you can integrate Zoom for online meetings. The voice message function provides the opportunity to be more approachable with the members and helps to send long messages without having to type much. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The video quality of live recordings is catastrophic for today's standards. There are many editing restrictions for an admin on the mobile app. Many functions can only be found on the computer. Videos that you upload must be in landscape format, otherwise they are converted and the quality is then miserable. Users who are not so tech-savvy have trouble finding all the functions in the app. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The most helpful part of Mighty has been the live onboarding sessions. They gave me a clear picture of what’s possible and helped me think beyond just content into how to actually build a real community experience.

After that, the biggest value came from simply getting in and using the platform. It’s intuitive once you start working in it, and things begin to click quickly.

Cohost (AI) has been a standout. Being able to ask questions and get immediate, useful answers while building has made a big difference. It removes friction and keeps momentum going.

Overall, Mighty makes it easier to move from idea to execution without getting stuck. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One limitation I’ve noticed is that the Launch plan restricts certain features within spaces, which can feel a bit constraining depending on how you want to structure your community.

I also wish there were more built-in tools for things like surveys and data capture, similar to Typeform, without needing to rely on integrations. The same goes for more advanced course features, like flashcards or more interactive learning tools would add a lot of value natively within the platform.

That said, the Launch level has still met most of our needs so far. It’s been more than sufficient to get up and running, build engagement, and deliver a strong experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've been using Mighty networks for around 2 years and have to say my favorite part is the live streaming capability and ease of which I can create engaging polls for my community. The way that I am able to instantly attach/upload my calls into a specific channel shortly after going live is a huge time saver for me! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only thing i would say I "dislike" about Mighty Networks is how from time to time the video quality seems to be a bit laggy. With that said, just last week they pushed out a big update to the video interface and it works and feels way cleaner! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really love that Mighty Networks acts like a private social network, which is just like LinkedIn for physical therapists but without all the creepy ads. It's a great way to get good engagement without having to pay to win or be limited by an algorithm like on Instagram or Facebook. I also appreciate that when someone signs up, they know exactly what they're getting. I like that I can have an unlimited amount of digital courses, unlike other platforms that limit you to maybe one course, and I can set separate prices for them and give out secret links. The courses on Mighty Networks are easy to set up, and I like that they look similar to an LMS but allow for comments, letting people engage directly on the courses, which is not usual in most LMS platforms like Udemy. I highly recommend it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would say that the standard plan that I'm on, it doesn't really have that great of a landing page. If I were able to get unlimited landing pages to sign up people for my free network or my paid network, or potentially paid courses, that would be great. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.