A few weeks ago, a client said “I just want to sell my course. I don’t want to piece together five different platforms or learn how to code.”

Same.

This is exactly why I still recommend Kajabi to almost every client who’s building a digital product or online course.

Is it perfect? No.
Is it the most affordable? Also no.
But if you want a platform that’s easy to use, has everything in one place, and won’t make you throw your laptop across the room during launch week… Kajabi is worth it.

One Platform, Everything You Need

Kajabi gives you the ability to build your offer, host your course, create a sales page, send email campaigns, and take payments all in one place.

That means fewer logins, fewer broken integrations, few subscription fees, and way less tech stress.

You can even build out freebies, run evergreen funnels, and connect upsells or subscriptions without needing ten different tools to talk to each other. I’ve helped clients do it all inside Kajabi and once it’s set up, it’s shockingly low-maintenance.

It’s Easy to Use, Even If You’re Not a Tech Person

I’ve worked with a lot of course creators who’d rather poke their eyes out than try to figure out how to set up a checkout page or design a course dashboard.

Kajabi’s backend is actually intuitive. You can drag, drop, clone, tweak.

The pages look clean, the automations are simple to follow, and the whole thing is built for people who want to teach, not spend 12 hours learning how to build a site.

And if setting things up yourself feels like the last thing you want to do? That’s where I come in. I’ve done it dozens of times and can get your backend ready to roll without the overwhelm.

The Checkout Experience? Smooth.

If you’ve ever lost a sale because your checkout was confusing, clunky, or just took too long, you know how important this is.

Kajabi’s checkout pages are clean, mobile-friendly, and quick to load. No weird redirects. No log-in requirements. Just a few clicks and done.

This alone has made a difference in conversion rates for clients, especially for lower-ticket digital offers.

The Bottom Line

Kajabi isn’t the cheapest option on the market, but it’s reliable, scalable, and kind to course creators who don’t want to become full-time tech troubleshooters.

If you want to keep things simple, create a smooth experience for your buyers, and feel like your digital product has a legit home – Kajabi’s a solid choice.

And if you need help setting yours up or migrating from another platform, I’ve got you. You don’t have to figure it out alone.

Reach out or apply to work with me here.

Let’s build something that runs smooth and sells well without the tech headache.