Alternatives

Not sure Ko-fi is the right fit?

Ko-fi fixes this: fans want to chip in but have no way. These 8 picks sit on the same lists, so you can compare before you commit.

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  • You want tips, memberships and a shop with low fees.
  • Fans want to chip in and you want low fees.

8 alternatives to Ko-fi

  1. Email tools charge more as you grow. Newsletter platform with growth tools, ads and paid tiers built in.

    Details · beehiiv.com ↗

  2. Global sales tax is a headache nobody warned you about. Sell digital products and let them handle the tax for you.

    Pick Lemon Squeezy if global sales tax worries you.

    Details · lemonsqueezy.com ↗

  3. Platforms own your audience. Open-source publishing with memberships you control.

    Details · ghost.org ↗

  4. Selling a template should not need a store. Sell digital products with a simple link.

    Pick Gumroad if you just want to sell a template with a link.

    Details · gumroad.com ↗

  5. Ad money is unpredictable. Let your fans pay you every month.

    Pick Patreon if you want fans to pay you every month.

    Details · patreon.com ↗

  6. Courses, downloads and memberships on five different tools get messy. Sell all of them from one place.

    Pick Podia if courses, downloads and memberships are on five different tools.

    Details · podia.com ↗

  7. A free audience drifts away. Turn followers into a paid community with courses in one app.

    Pick Skool if you want a paid community with courses in one app.

    Details · skool.com ↗

  8. Your audience has nowhere to buy from you. A link-in-bio store for courses, calls and products.

    Pick Stan if you want a link-in-bio store.

    Details · stan.store ↗

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