The 25 Best Business Communities in 2026
Ranked from 75 indexed business communities by member count, posting activity and how complete each listing is. We take no payment for placement — nobody can buy a position on this page.
from $29/monthSkool#1: School of Mentors
The #1 Entrepreneurship Community in the World 🌎 Get Mentored EVERY WEEK by the Millionaires and Billionaires that We Interview 🔥
Why it ranks: 6,491 members, consistently active at 4.4 posts per member and priced below the category norm at $29 a month.
FreeSkool#2: Claude for Coaches
For Business Coaches, Consultants and service providers wanting to build 7-figure lifestyle empires with Ai
Why it ranks: 1,185 members and free to join.
from $197/monthCircle#3: SaasRise
Ryan Allis's SaasRise is an application-only mastermind for SaaS CEOs at $1M–$100M ARR. Five weekly calls and a 26-module growth course.
Why it ranks: 438 members and positioned at the premium end at $197 a month.
from $2000/monthCircle#4: Lifestyle Business Academy
Ali Abdaal's six-month academy helps professionals build a $100k/year lifestyle business. Weekly workshops, small coach squads, and…
Why it ranks: Positioned at the premium end at $2000 a month.
from $29/monthSkool#5: Medical Courier Hub
Get access to job leads, contract tips, real support & tools, all in one growing community for couriers and delivery pros.
Why it ranks: 1,109 members and priced below the category norm at $29 a month.
from $147/monthCircle#6: The Entreprenista League
Stephanie Cartin's Entreprenista League is a membership for women founders. Peer referrals, press access, and a private founder lounge…
Why it ranks: 4,500 members and positioned at the premium end at $147 a month.
from $54/monthCircle#7: ImagineThat Club
ImagineThat Club is Niluka Kavanagh's room for new service founders. Roundtables, masterclasses and a peer directory help you win…
Why it ranks: 100 members and $54 a month.
from $99/monthCircle#9: The 80/20 Institute
The 80/20 Institute is Bill Canady's network for operators who want simpler growth. Private rooms and live workshops sit with the…
Why it ranks: $99 a month.
FreeSwarm#10: The Club
An invite-only feminine network where everybody contributes and receives payback benefits. One-stop-club for personal, professional and…
Why it ranks: 134 members and free to join.
from $7/monthSwarm#11: The Thought Authority
Perspective Is the Product.
Why it ranks: 40 members and priced below the category norm at $7 a month.
- from $60/monthCircle
#12: The 10th House
The 10th House is Female Founder Collective's membership for women founders under $5M. An 8-week Founder's Operating Manual plus…
Why it ranks: 2,500 members and $60 a month.
from $7/monthSkool#13: Gig Money Club
Gig Money Club is for drivers who want more from the road. Apps, contracts and live rooms help you lift pay without taking on a second…
Why it ranks: 468 members and priced below the category norm at $7 a month.
Pricing not listedCircle#14: Dreamers & Doers
Private collective for ambitious women founders and operators — community, mentorship energy, and peer accountability focused on scaling…
Why it ranks: Pricing is not publicly listed.
from $35/monthMighty#15: Athena Village
Kelly Pratt's Athena Village is for women building soulful businesses. A village room for creators, coaches, and peers choosing community…
Why it ranks: 225 members and priced below the category norm at $35 a month.
from $1/monthSkool#16: BCBA Free Group Accelerator
Logan Sendle's BCBA Free Group Accelerator is for home-service owners. Three ways to find work for landscapers, painters, and contractors…
Why it ranks: 5,924 members and priced below the category norm at $1 a month.
from $75/monthMighty#17: Aligned Accountants
Erica Goode's Aligned Accountants is for solo CPAs building life-first firms. A paid room for bookkeepers, EAs and fractional CFOs. Why…
Why it ranks: 160 members and $75 a month.
from $1450/monthSkool#18: High Intensity Business (Pro)
Lawrence Neal's High Intensity Business is for strength gym owners. Lead systems, hiring playbooks and coaching that grow studio cashflow…
Why it ranks: 104 members and positioned at the premium end at $1450 a month.
from $995Swarm#19: Dale Diaz Academy
Choose the program, experience, or community that’s right for you.
Why it ranks: 49 members and positioned at the premium end at $995 a month.
Pricing not listedSkool#20: Make $1k-$10k in 30 days
Haroon Khalil's Media Valley School free community is aimed at a first $1k month via freelancing or agency work. The about page offers…
Why it ranks: 19,992 members, though its pricing is not publicly listed.
Pricing not listedCircle#21: The Pilot Institute Premium Drone Business Community
Premium drone business community with expert frameworks, live coaching, and workshops so operators can grow a real drone business with…
Why it ranks: Pricing is not publicly listed.
- from $99/monthCircle
#22: SPI Community
Pat Flynn's SPI Community is a paid membership for creators building audience businesses. Superfans System, SPI courses, and office hours…
Why it ranks: $99 a month.
from $12/monthSkool#23: TOP TRAVEL DESIGNERS club
Joseba Zarraga's Top Travel Designers is for travel founders. Courses, legal help and monthly challenges help you sell trips with a brand…
Why it ranks: 88 members and priced below the category norm at $12 a month.
Pricing not listedSkool#24: Skoolers
Sam Ovens' official Skoolers club is the platform hangout for Skool owners: community-building training, weekly live news, a member map…
Why it ranks: Among the biggest here with 162,289 members, though its pricing is not publicly listed.
Pricing not listedSkool#25: Synthesizer
Andrew Kirby's Synthesizer teaches educators how to grow and monetize a Skool community. The about page cites first-ever Skool investor…
Why it ranks: 46,606 members, though its pricing is not publicly listed.
Business communities: common questions
- Are paid business communities worth it?
- They tend to pay for themselves when you have an active business and a specific problem: pricing, hiring, a stalled channel. If you are still deciding what to build, a large free community usually gives you the same information without the commitment.
- What should a business community cost?
- Most sit between $9 and $99 a month. Above that you are usually paying for small-group access to the founder rather than the content library, which is only worth it if you will actually use the access.
- How can I tell if a business community is still active?
- Look at posts per member rather than member count. A community with 500 members and 5,000 posts is far healthier than one with 5,000 members and 500 posts.