I moved from Kajabi to myQuest, despite Kajabi being cheaper and feature-rich, for two main reasons:

1. myQuest has something Kajabi doesn't: coaching integrated with courses. This means that I can respond to learner's questions, comments and feedback in real time. This has been a unique proposition for my clients.

2. myQuest provided an actual, real person to work with me on setting up my courses and foundation, as a "single point of contact". Available via meetings, email, this support was invaluable, not just from a "how to" perspective but from a "why" perspective as well. Good though Kajabi support is, it's technical support. There's a community but there's no guarantee of getting what you need from that. Technical support was also highly available and effective, managed through that same single point of contact.

It's hard to overstate the value of this level of support. When considering pricing, take this into account. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The UI is quirky and breaks a few UX "rules" (for example, navigation through the course is module by module, rather than select from a dropdown) but these aren't highly problematic.

I would like more AI capabilities available to me - for example, marking responses to assessment questions - but I believe this is "coming soon". Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.