Last Updated: November 2026 | Every site below was loaded on 16 Oct 2026 and confirmed to run on Kajabi; prices checked on Kajabi’s official pricing page.
Key Takeaways
- We re-checked all 18 sites from the old version of this list. 10 still run on Kajabi, and we added Bonnie Christine, a creator Kajabi features on its own homepage.
- 8 sites were removed: 2 moved to Shopify and Squarespace, 1 moved to a custom-built site, 3 no longer load, and 2 could not be confirmed as Kajabi sites.
- The live examples show what Kajabi does best: a sales-focused homepage, lead-magnet opt-ins, course and membership checkouts, and a member login on the same domain.
- Kajabi costs $179, $249 or $499 a month (Basic, Growth, Pro), or $143, $199 or $399 a month billed yearly. Basic and Growth include 1 website and Pro includes 3.
- There is a 14-day free trial and a 30-day money-back guarantee, and Kajabi takes no revenue share beyond payment processing fees.
What does a real Kajabi website look like, and is Kajabi good enough to run your whole site on? The short answer: yes, if your site exists to sell courses, coaching, memberships or digital products, because the website, landing pages, checkout, email and member area all live in one place. To show what that looks like in practice, we checked every Kajabi website example from our earlier list on 16 Oct 2026, kept only the 11 sites that still load from Kajabi’s servers, and noted what each one does well. You will also find current Kajabi pricing (from $143 a month billed yearly), the website limits on each plan, and when another platform makes more sense.
Content Outline
What Is Kajabi?
Kajabi is an all-in-one platform for selling what you know. One account covers a website builder, landing pages, funnels and automations, email marketing, checkout and payments, a contact CRM, and the products themselves: courses, coaching, communities, memberships, newsletters, podcasts and digital downloads. Pro plans can also get a branded mobile app in the App Store.
Kajabi says creators on the platform have earned more than $12 billion, across 100,000+ businesses and 75 million+ customers (company figures from kajabi.com, Oct 2026). If you are comparing course platforms rather than website builders, our Teachable review and Thinkific review cover the two closest alternatives.
How We Checked These Kajabi Website Examples
Lists of Kajabi examples age badly, because creators move platforms and old screenshots stay up for years. For this update we opened each homepage on 16 Oct 2026 and looked in the page source for files served from Kajabi’s own storefront servers (kajabi-cdn.com). A site only made the list if its homepage loads from Kajabi, not just a checkout or a signup form. The screenshots below were all captured on the same day.
Kajabi Website Examples 2026: Quick Comparison
Checked 16 Oct 2026. Niche and offers are taken from each site’s current homepage.
| Site | Niche | What it sells on Kajabi | Best idea to copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Kenza Collective | Careers for parents | Courses, mentoring, podcast, free templates | Clear “Just getting started?” path for new visitors |
| The Beatitudes Project | Faith | eCourse, plus book, album and film | Video-led hero with one main offer |
| Medical Exercise Training Institute | Fitness education | Certifications, workshops, podcast, community | Mega-menu that organises a big catalogue |
| Bromley Method | Women’s health | Online pelvic floor programs, in-person sessions | Problem-first headline that names the reader’s symptoms |
| ICY Productions | Video creation | iPhone video course, free quickstart guide | Simple 3-step “how it works” section |
| Earn That Body | Nutrition and fitness | Workout programs, challenges, signature program | Free recipe book as the lead magnet |
| FullyRaw by Kristina | Raw vegan wellness | Challenges, coaching, retreats, app | Several offers stacked above the fold |
| Grant Cardone Training Center | Sales and business | Dozens of training courses | Course catalogue with “What you’ll learn” bullets |
| Keith Ferrin | Bible study | Community, video courses, speaking | Free guide offered before anything paid |
| Penny In Your Pocket | Kajabi design | Kajabi templates and a page-building tool | Design-heavy pages that do not look templated |
| Bonnie Christine | Surface pattern design | Courses, free mini classes, shop, licensing | Audience split (designers, shoppers, partners) on the homepage |
Kajabi’s standard trial is 14 days. Check the trial length shown at signup, because Kajabi sometimes runs longer or discounted trial offers.
1. The Kenza Collective
Site: kenzacollective.com | Niche: Careers for parents
The Kenza Collective helps parents move from a corporate job to a freelance or consulting career. Founders Tiffany and Beth introduce themselves right on the homepage, and the navigation leads to courses, getting-started resources, free templates, 1:1 mentoring and a weekly podcast.
The site also invites visitors into a free Slack community through a short application form, which is a low-commitment first step before anything paid.
What to copy: a dedicated “Just getting started?” link for beginners, so new visitors are not dropped straight onto a sales page.
2. The Beatitudes Project
Site: www.thebeatitudesproject.com | Niche: Faith
The Beatitudes Project, led by Stu, teaches the Beatitudes from Matthew 5. The homepage opens with “Live Life the Jesus Way”, plays a short video, and lists everything that came out of the project: an album, a book, a documentary film, poetry and art.
The paid product is the Beatitudes eCourse, sold from the same site, with endorsements from Gabe Lyons, Matt Maher and Shauna Niequist placed below the video.
What to copy: a single, focused menu (About, eCourse, Contact, Login) that keeps every visitor pointed at one main offer.
3. Medical Exercise Training Institute
Site: www.postrehab.com | Niche: Fitness education
The Medical Exercise Training Institute (METI), running since 1994, trains fitness professionals to work with clients after physical therapy or rehab ends. It offers 3 medical exercise certifications plus workshops, a study group, a podcast, an e-book and the MedXPRO Network community.
This is one of the largest catalogues on the list, and it shows that a Kajabi site can carry a lot of products without feeling cluttered.
What to copy: drop-down menus that group a big catalogue into Certifications, Workshops and Resources, with the phone number and support email pinned above the header.
4. Bromley Method
Site: www.thebromleymethod.com | Niche: Women’s health
Bromley Method started as a Pilates brand and now focuses on pelvic floor health for women. The homepage headline asks whether you are “still dealing with pelvic floor symptoms after trying everything you were told should work?”, then the founder, a former Pilates instructor, tells her own story.
Online programs, in-person sessions, a blog and a member login all sit in the top menu, and testimonials are labelled as individual experiences with “results vary”.
What to copy: a problem-first headline written in the reader’s own words, followed by a personal story before any offer.
5. ICY Productions
Site: icyproductions.mykajabi.com | Niche: Video creation
ICY Productions teaches small business owners to make professional-looking videos with an iPhone. The homepage promises “Connect with your audience through video” and breaks the course into 3 steps: grab your iPhone, dive in, hit record.
It still runs on the free mykajabi.com subdomain instead of a custom domain, which shows that a Kajabi site can sell well before you buy a domain. A free film-equipment quickstart guide collects emails for people not ready to buy.
What to copy: the 3-step “how it works” block, which makes a technical topic feel easy before the visitor sees a price.
6. Earn That Body
Site: www.earnthatbody.com | Niche: Nutrition and fitness
Earn That Body is online trainer Kim Eagle’s nutrition and fitness brand. The site sells workout programs, fitness challenges and the Earn That Body Signature Program, with a podcast, blog, testimonials and a member login in the menu.
Right under the hero, visitors can download a free “real food” protein shake recipe book, which turns casual traffic into email subscribers.
What to copy: a lead magnet that solves one small problem for your audience and sits directly under the hero.
7. FullyRaw by Kristina
Site: www.fullyraw.com | Niche: Raw vegan wellness
FullyRaw is Kristina Carrillo-Bucaram’s raw vegan brand. The homepage leads with a 5-Day Juicing Challenge and a 21-Day Vegan & Juicing Wellness Challenge, then offers a free e-book, “5 Easy Ways To Go FullyRaw”, for email signups.
Further down the page she sells programs, an Inner Circle group coaching program and in-person FullyRaw retreats, all from the same Kajabi site.
What to copy: low-priced challenges as the entry offer, with coaching and retreats as the next step up.
8. Grant Cardone Training Center
Site: training.grantcardone.com | Niche: Sales and business
Grant Cardone’s Training Center runs on Kajabi on its own subdomain, separate from his main brand site. It works as a course catalogue: dozens of trainings on sales, closing, cold calling, follow-up, money and real estate, each with a “What you’ll learn” list and an enrol button.
It is a good model if you already have a big brand and want a separate, sales-focused training hub.
What to copy: a consistent card for every course (title, “Delivered by”, 4–6 learning bullets, one button), which makes a large catalogue easy to scan.
9. Keith Ferrin
Site: www.keithferrin.com | Niche: Bible study
Author and speaker Keith Ferrin helps people “not just read and study the Bible, but deeply enjoy it”. His homepage opens with a free guide, The Simplest Way to Study Any Bible Passage, and then introduces a paid community with monthly members-only Q&A, his BibleTalk YouTube show, and two video courses.
A speaking section near the bottom turns the same site into a booking page for churches and conferences.
What to copy: leading with your most downloaded free resource, then showing the paid community and courses as the natural next step.
10. Penny In Your Pocket
Site: www.pennyinyourpocket.com | Niche: Kajabi design
Penny In Your Pocket sells Kajabi page, course, website and checkout templates, plus The Glow-Up Lab, a tool that builds designed pages straight into your Kajabi site. Because her customers are Kajabi users, the site itself is the portfolio.
If you assume Kajabi sites all look templated, this is the example that proves otherwise.
What to copy: her template catalogue itself: if design is not your strength, a ready-made Kajabi template is a faster route to a polished site than building from a blank theme.
11. Bonnie Christine
Site: www.bonniechristine.com | Niche: Surface pattern design
Bonnie Christine teaches surface pattern design. Kajabi features her on its own homepage as a creator who has earned more than $10 million (Kajabi’s figure). Her site splits visitors into aspiring designers, shoppers and licensing partners, then offers free mini classes in fabric, gift wrap and wallpaper design.
Courses, a magazine, a podcast, a blog and the Flowerie shop all sit in one navigation bar.
What to copy: free mini classes that each end with a finished product, which gives beginners a quick win before they see the full course.
Sites We Removed From the Old List
These sites appeared in earlier versions of this article but did not pass our 16 Oct 2026 check, so we took them out rather than show you examples that are no longer on Kajabi:
- Revitalized Churches: now runs on Shopify.
- The Empowered Entrepreneur (elizabethcairns.com): now runs on Squarespace.
- Brendon Burchard: brendon.com now redirects to brendonburchard.com, a custom-built site. Kajabi still powers its email forms, but not the website itself.
- The Fight Back Project, Orthovated and Maggie Landes MD: the sites did not load or returned an error.
- Course Bees and Ella: we could not confirm either one as a live Kajabi site.
Is Kajabi Good for a Website?
Kajabi is a strong choice when the website’s job is to sell your own products. Every plan includes unlimited landing pages, funnels and marketing emails, with checkout pages, a contact CRM and a member area on the same domain. Kajabi’s plan comparison also lists custom domains, a custom code editor and third-party integrations, and Pro can add a branded mobile app.
It is a weaker fit in three cases:
- You mainly publish content. Kajabi has a blog, but for an ad- or affiliate-funded content site, WordPress gives you far more SEO and plugin control for much less money.
- You need several brands. Basic and Growth include 1 website; only Pro includes 3.
- You are just starting with a small budget. The cheapest plan is $143 a month billed yearly. Lower-cost all-in-one tools such as systeme.io have free and cheaper plans; see our systeme.io review.
Kajabi Pricing 2026
Checked November 2026 on Kajabi’s official pricing page, in US dollars.
| Basic | Growth | Pro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly billing | $179/mo | $249/mo | $499/mo |
| Yearly billing | $143/mo | $199/mo | $399/mo |
| Products | 5 | 50 | Unlimited |
| Contacts | 2,500 | 25,000 | 100,000 |
| Websites | 1 | 1 | 3 |
| Communities | 1 | 1 | 3 |
| Admin users | 2 | 11 | 26 |
| Landing pages, funnels, marketing emails | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Kajabi Payments fee (US cards) | 2.9% + $0.30 | 2.8% + $0.30 | 2.7% + $0.30 |
| Extra fee with a third-party processor | 2% | 1% | 0.5% |
Kajabi does not take a revenue share on your sales, but card processing fees apply and vary by country. If you outgrow your contact limit, extra contacts cost $125 a month per 25,000. The standard free trial is 14 days, every plan has a 30-day money-back guarantee, and you can upgrade, downgrade or cancel at any time.
How to Build a Kajabi Website Like These
- Start the free trial on the plan that matches your stage. Kajabi’s own advice is Basic if you have not sold anything yet and Growth once revenue is coming in.
- Pick a theme or template and set your brand colours and fonts once, so every page matches.
- Write a problem-first homepage like Bromley Method’s: name the reader’s problem, tell your story, then show one main offer.
- Add a lead magnet under the hero, as Earn That Body and FullyRaw do, and connect it to a welcome email sequence.
- Create your first product and checkout, then link the member login in your main menu so customers can find their way back.
- Connect a custom domain when you are ready; until then your site works on a
mykajabi.comsubdomain, like ICY Productions.
Kajabi Affiliate Program: What It Pays
If you write about online business, you can earn from referring Kajabi users through the Kajabi Partner Program. Here is how it works, per Kajabi’s help center and Partner Program Agreement (checked November 2026):
- Starter (1–4 active referrals): a one-time bounty equal to 100% of each new referral’s first monthly payment (for an annual plan, one month of its value).
- Builder (5–24): 10% recurring commission on every subscription payment. Accelerator (25–49): 15%. Premium (50+): 20%.
- Cookie: 30 days, and the most recent partner link clicked gets the credit.
- Payouts: by PayPal, usually around the 25th of each month, for transactions from about 60 days earlier. Commission is paid on base plan subscriptions only, not add-ons or Kajabi Payments.
- Eligibility: only Kajabi customers can apply, and partners who go 12 months without a new referral stop earning commission.
Older partners on a grandfathered 30% rate lost it if they did not refer a new customer between 1 Jun 2025 and 30 May 2026. For programs with simpler recurring terms, see our list of best recurring affiliate programs.
FAQs
Yes, if the website exists to sell courses, coaching, memberships or digital products. Kajabi includes the site, unlimited landing pages, checkout, email marketing and a member area in one plan. Basic and Growth include 1 website and Pro includes 3. For a content or affiliate blog, WordPress is usually the cheaper and more flexible choice.
Open the page source and search for kajabi-cdn.com or kajabi-storefronts. Kajabi sites load their theme files and images from those servers. Sites without a custom domain also use a mykajabi.com address, such as icyproductions.mykajabi.com.
Yes. The Grant Cardone Training Center at training.grantcardone.com loads from Kajabi's storefront servers, as we confirmed on 16 Oct 2026. It is a separate training site from his main brand website.
Kajabi costs $179 a month on Basic, $249 on Growth and $499 on Pro, or $143, $199 and $399 a month billed yearly. The website is included in every plan. Kajabi Payments card fees are 2.9% + $0.30 on Basic for US cards, falling to 2.7% + $0.30 on Pro.
Kajabi has no free plan, but its standard free trial runs 14 days, and every paid plan has a 30-day money-back guarantee. Some trial features stay locked until you activate a plan, such as editing site-wide email templates and bulk contact imports.
Yes. The Kajabi Partner Program pays a one-time bounty of 100% of the first monthly payment for your first 1–4 active referrals, then 10%, 15% or 20% recurring commission at 5, 25 and 50 active referrals. It uses a 30-day cookie, pays by PayPal, and is open only to Kajabi customers.
Conclusion: Kajabi Website Examples 2026
The 11 sites above have very different audiences, from Bible study to pelvic floor health to sales training, but they share the same pattern: a clear promise in the hero, a free resource to capture emails, and paid products and a member login one click away. That is exactly what Kajabi is built for. If your website’s main job is to sell your own knowledge, Kajabi is worth the trial. If you mostly publish articles or need several brands on a small budget, look at WordPress or a cheaper all-in-one tool first.
