Podia

A simple all-in-one storefront for courses, downloads, coaching, community and events, with email built in.

81Score /100
#2of 4
NoFree plan
$49Paid from /mo

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Pricing

Plan Per month Limits Terms
Mover $49 100 subscribers monthly; $42/mo billed annually; 5% transaction fee
Shaker $99 500 subscribers monthly; $84/mo billed annually; no transaction fee
Earthquaker $179 1,000 subscribers monthly; $150/mo billed annually; no transaction fee

Checked 23 September 2026. Billed in USD. Annual billing saves about 15%. 14-day free trial.

Strengths and limitations

Strengths

  • +One subscription covers courses, digital downloads, coaching, community, events and email marketing.
  • +Shaker and Earthquaker charge no transaction fees.
  • +Annual billing brings the Mover plan to $42 a month.

Limitations

  • Built-in email is capped low — 100 subscribers on Mover, and only 1,000 even on the top plan.
  • The entry Mover plan takes a 5% transaction fee.
  • Running an affiliate programme for your own products needs Shaker or above.

Capability scores

DimensionScore
Selling products 5/5
Ease of use 5/5
Course hosting 4/5
Community features 4/5
Value for money 4/5
Breadth of features 4/5
Built-in email 3/5
Low transaction fees 3/5

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Common questions

How much does Podia cost?

Podia starts at $49/mo (monthly; $42/mo billed annually; 5% transaction fee). Billed in USD. Annual billing saves about 15%. 14-day free trial. Checked against the vendor's pricing page on 23 September 2026.

Does Podia have a free plan?

No. A 14-day free trial instead.

Is Podia any good?

It scores 81 out of 100 on our weighted capability scoring, ranking second of 4 for course platforms. Creators selling a mix of courses, downloads and coaching who want it all in one simple storefront. Its main limitation: built-in email is capped low — 100 subscribers on Mover, and only 1,000 even on the top plan.

Sources & verification

  1. podia.com — checked 23 September 2026
    No free plan; a 14-day free trial instead.