After $500M earned from communities on Mighty, we took everything we learned and created the exact blueprint for how to build a $1M community. Two weeks ago, we built Community Design™ into every Mighty Network. Since then, it's been so valuable we decided to put the entire thing on YouTube for free. youtu.be/afAhESqKEOg

That's a wrap on Craft Commerce. Kit's annual 3-day creator conference in Boise, Idaho brought together some of the best examples of people magic in action. Mighty was on the ground once again hosting a mastermind and sharing our vision for the future of community. See you next year.

Here are the fastest growing communities of May. Mental health, fitness for women, bass players and more, reaching up to 2,779% member growth. 🚀 Comment "Momentum" to see the full list.

Tomorrow, you'll see who won—and what they're doing differently.

Closed Won Club just hit 100 members. And I'm blowing things up. When I launched at the start of 2026, I honestly didn't know what to expect. The energy, the engagement, the caliber of sellers showing up. It's been one of the most rewarding things I've built. Thank you to everyone who joined early and made this thing real. Now we're leveling it up. Closed Won Club is moving to Mighty Networks. Here's why: 1. Custom branded mobile app: CWC deserves its own iOS app. Not a tab buried inside another platform. 2. More premium experience: The community has grown. The platform needs to match the quality of the people in it. 3. Real community feel: Mighty is built for member-to-member engagement, not just content consumption. Discussions, member directories, seeing who's online, and connecting with others in the trenches. Big thank you to Kyle Willis and @ginab at @MightyNetworks for the support and partnership in making this move happen. Excited to build something special together. -Brian P.S. Closed Won Club will reopen for its last 'founders' launch on May 11th. 30 spots only. New platform, new energy, same mission: helping sellers close more and build a career they're proud of. Sending out to waitlist only: closedwon.xyz/join-the-club/ More details soon.

The fastest growing communities from April are here. ㅤ Education, children, businesses, and sustainability were flying this month! ㅤ Comment "Momentum" to see the full list. Thanks to all those on the list for choosing Mighty for your community.

The data is in. ㅤ Every month, we track the fastest-growing communities on Mighty Networks. ㅤ Tomorrow, you'll see who won—and what they're doing differently.

Listening to a @MightyNetworks podcast recently, one thing hit me: human communities are becoming a bit of a counterweight to AI-generated content. AI cranks out copy and content at scale. No question it's efficient. (And it can actually be pretty solid content!) But when you need real advice, do you trust a chatbot or a peer who's been through it? Communities offer what algorithms can't replicate: authentic interaction, shared experience, and insights rooted in actual human judgment. They generate content and connection that feels real because it is. This shift matters for business. AI handles the grunt work, the drafting, the basic analysis. Communities handle the nuance, the trust-building, and the unscripted wisdom that comes from lived experience. Companies building strong, engaged communities will have an edge. They're delivering value that stands out in an increasingly AI generated landscape. Whether you're a business or an individual, are communities becoming more central to your professional network?

i've tested every community platform over the last 2 years Discord, Skool, Circle, Whop, Facebook Groups, Kajabi here's my honest breakdown and why i ended up staying on Mighty Networks: Discord built for gaming, not for monetisation no native paid memberships — you need bots and third party tools just to charge for access the UI overwhelms new members who aren't gamers engagement dies fast because there's no real content structure verdict: fine for free communities, terrible for building a business Facebook Groups you don't own anything zuckerberg can kill your group tomorrow with zero warning organic reach is dead — maybe 3% of your members see each post no monetisation built in whatsoever verdict: great for discovery, not for your primary home Skool clean, simple, gamification is nice but limited on course depth, no live streaming native, no branded mobile app feels more like a course platform that added a feed than a true community verdict: solid but you'll outgrow it Whop marketplace first — you're one of thousands of products on a shopping platform your community lives inside someone else's storefront discovery depends on paid traffic or the Whop algorithm you compete with every other seller for attention verdict: good for selling digital products, not for building a community brand Circle strong product but designed for agencies and enterprise pricing reflects that — steep for a solo creator just starting out steeper learning curve than it needs to be verdict: great at scale, expensive and complex to start Mighty Networks purpose-built for community from day one courses, live events, member chat, community feed, and your own branded mobile app — all native you own your member data and email list no marketplace, no algorithm deciding your visibility members get push notifications through the app which drives retention passively the 14-day free trial means you can build everything before paying a dollar it's not even close when you compare them properly comment "COMPARE" RT and follow — i'll send you the full guide on setting up your Mighty Networks community from scratch

Thanks for making Mighty the #1 community platform on G2 for yet another season.

The data is in. Once again, the fastest growing communities aren't what you'd expect. ㅤ Mentorship, health, education, and faith, all with more than 500% growth! ㅤ Comment "Momentum" to see the full list. ㅤ Thanks to all those on the list for choosing Mighty for your community.

A natural horsemanship education brand reached $490K ARR run-rate with 1,308 paying subscribers through their Levels Program on Mighty.

An English fluency education business reached $540K ARR with 5,275 members after joining Mighty Pro in July 2024.

A real estate education community hit $542K ARR with 358 members after moving from Circle and transforming content into structured learning paths on Mighty.

A personal-style membership for women reached $550K ARR with 3,540 members maintaining a 72% contribution rate on Mighty.

A global educator network generated $618K through professional development courses and community membership on Mighty.

A leadership academy for church leaders doubled their member base in 3 months and made $56K in Mighty-powered revenue last month alone on Mighty.

An online education business delivering multiple schools and programs reached $700K ARR with 20,412 contributions from 555 members in 30 days on Mighty.

A global medical education community reached $741K ARR with 4,044 clinicians contributing 12,885 times in 30 days on Mighty.

A wellness community launched in late 2024 and reached $864K ARR with 1,750 members after generating $72K in the first month on Mighty.