Mighty Networks

Pros: The Ease of use with this application is great. I was able to build an online community quite easily.

Cons: Some features were a little comfusing and took longer to understand but once I learned those features, it was a breeze to implement.

Pros: I found Mighty Networks to have a great balance of ease of use with more advanced features. The aesthetics (UI, fonts) are excellent and really standout. I was able to build a community portal with my own brand colors quickly and easily. I like the ability to easily create different types of collections (lessons, content, chat, etc.).

Cons: So far, I have not found any features that I would mark as a con.

Pros: In the beginning, Mighty Networks was GREAT for building a "Facebook" like community and more. The set up allowed more people to be engaged in general content and to participate with one another.

Cons: They changed their structure, making members and content specific to rooms or spaces and that instantly limited my overall, general engagement and the ability market and encourage users to move into paid spaces.

Pros: Management and access to everything is very easy, and more than one operation is accomplished in a short time

Cons: There are a lot of advantages and nothing happened that bothered me or was negative

Pros: I like that it is a way to connect with people in a group I am in. People can post and share ideas as well as comment. It is relatively easy to see what has been posted and to follow the discussion.

Cons: I don't find the interface to be the most easy to use. I was in another group on another app and it seemed easier to navigate than this. However, it is easy enough to use. I just don't find myself using it as much as I used the other app when I was in the other group.

Pros: Mighty Networks is amazing! Not only do I like the cultural software, but the support of the whole MN team and their standout guides is better than anything else out there. Adding spaces has been a game changer for the organization of my community. And I really like the other hosts who are on MN. Hands down it's the best out there.

Cons: Sometimes it can be difficult to navigate through the new tech, but they have incredible host support that whenever I've had a problem, it's been resolved and that is the most important thing.

Pros: Se puede crear cursos online para capacitar al personal en cualquier área requerida en cuando a seguridad en el trabajo por ejemplo o desarrollo eficiente de las funciones dentro del tiempo estimado.

Cons: en un principio me pareció un precio alto para Latinoamérica, pero a valido cada centavo.

Pros: The simplicity of the software, Also in designing meaningful digital communities.

Cons: Sometimes intuitive to navigate making it hard to find what you need.

Pros: La forma de generar diversas comunidades relacionadas al mismo tema. Poder hacer preguntas, subir archivos, y crear eventos virtuales sin duda mejora la experiencia de la usuaria

Cons: Creación de un e-learning. Son tantas las funcionalidades que es fácil perderse. Sería bastante más fácil que fuera automatizadas ideas posibles y sugerencias para cuando se debe usar

Pros: MN puts together all the great elements of a community: a feed, courses, events, you name it!

Cons: The plans are messy but I believe they are in the process of redoing them. RIght now they are clunky to edit and consolidate.

Pros: I love the mobile-first design of the platform and the functionality through the app. Additionally, it’s the best way I’ve found to organize and interact with my content. This is a big deal when you create as much as I do. What really takes it over the edge is the amount of resources Mighty offers you to really make your platform sing.

Cons: It can occasionally be confusing to remember where to go on the site to edit some of the settings. The support is very prompt though, and there are lots of ways to search for answers.

Pros: Mighty Networks gives me autonomy and the ability to curate a community outside algorithmically driven social media spaces like Facebook groups. With Mighty, I've grown and supported a community of members with similar goals and values. We're having a real-world impact while supporting each other.As an educator, Mighty's course-building tools have enabled me to create engaging hands-on lessons that reach more people.

Cons: I love that Mighty integrates with Stripe, but sometimes setting up and making plans feels a little clunky - especially if you want to change the plans afterwards. That said, this has gotten much better over the almost two years since I've been using Mighty.

Pros: Es una herramientas excelente para poder rastrear clientes potenciales y poder contactarlo atreves del tablero centralizado es un seguimiento muy bueno para agrandar la cartera de clientes.

Cons: No hay ningún pero me gusta la herramienta es excelente de hecho es un punto muy bueno.

Pros: It's easy to get startedSetting up a new community is pretty straightforward.You can make it look like your ownYou can customize the design of your community to match your brand.It helps people connectMighty Networks has features that encourage engagement and interaction among community members.You can make moneyYou can charge people to join your community or sell products and courses.

Cons: It's not built for huge communitiesIf you're expecting to have a massive community, this might not be the best fit.Analytics are basicYou won't get super detailed analytics and data.Limited integrationsYou may not find as many integrations with other tools as some other options.

Pros: Que puedes tener varias comunidades relacionadas, o no, en un mismo lugar.

Cons: El precio, es muy cara si no monetizas tu comunidad de ninguna manera, y la versión free, está tan limitada que ya no vale la pena, para eso hay otras herramientas mejores. Y además no está traducida al español.

Pros: What I love about Mighty Networks is that it connects me to fellow communities, without the distractions of social media. I don't participate in Facebook groups often, and it's always frustrating when it is used as a classroom component. Mighty Networks is a great alternative for folks that wish to create a much more focused and intentional experience for their communities.

Cons: I wish that private group messaging was easier to manage and edit. At the moment it isn't possible to simply add another person to an existing group message. Instead I need to restart the thread hoping that I won't need to add another person. As a user this is frustrating, and as someone trying to bring people together in a discussion it can feel too clunky and messy.

Pros: I used to use Facebook groups to manage my groups and host my courses separately, but MN allows me to manage my members and give them access to my content/courses. This has been a game changer for me as I have my content and membership in one location. MN is easy to navigate, the team are also fantastic always adding value on how to use the software. The customer service is also outstanding and responds quickly.

Cons: I think the learning curve, especially for my members from Facebook who are not tech savvy. It has taken them a while to get used to the MN and some of them have left, however, I am in the progress of signing up new members as they seem to adapt faster to the software.

Pros: I have been project manager getting our community site up and running AND I've started a MN for my own company. I do appreciate how supportive the resources and livestreams MN creates are for folks getting started. There's a robust amount of customization and they add new features regularly based on feedback. I've dreamed up multiple ways to use their 'course' feature (resources, course, ambassador resources, table of contents, session notes) -- and MN allows you the customizing ability to change language around how their courses are labeled within.

Cons: MN is limiting in it's features for plans. There have been a few times I've had an idea for how I'd like to accomplish, price and sell a plan, but am unable to do so based on their configuration. Also, I don't think it's intuitive for community members to navigate (and I'm tech savvy). You could see this in your free trial, but it does take a while to get the hang of all the different 'containers' and how to get back to the main feed from those containers + customizing all the settings for different groups (great feature, just a lot to customize).

Pros: I love being able to engage with teams and form different chat groups as we are working with cross functional teams

Cons: Some of the members could not navigate the platform with ease to locate project documents and resources

Pros: What I like the most in Might Networks is the flexibility of creating anything you need. The software is very customizable and easy to use.

Cons: I had some issues with deleting information that I did not need anymore.

Pros: It is a great tool to develop networking with your colleagues!

Cons: I wish I can set up a group better. They have limited options for setting up groups.

Pros: community members experience a fairly simple learning curve

Cons: Lacking in accessibility features for vision impaired people. Does not play well with popular programs for vision impaired people.

Pros: - community directly linked to the courses - one off courses as well as membership tiers available - events and links to Zoom - mobile app

Cons: - video and audio playback is buggy - community chat is also buggy and doesn't always update and requires a manual refresh - users said the Ux Interface was hard to navigate and they couldn't always find what they were looking for. - they ALSO charge a transaction fee on top of the monthly subscription fee for the platform