EzyCommunity Reviews

I’m setting up Digital Authority Studio in Ezycommunity, so I’m reviewing it as someone preparing a real community for members.

As a coach and Digital Authority Strategist, I want a space that reflects my brand, makes resources easy to find, and supports relationships beyond a social media feed. A long feature list only matters if it helps me deliver that experience.

What stands out

The branding and customization options have been a strong starting point. I want my community to feel connected to the rest of my business, and I’ve been able to work toward that here.

I also appreciate having courses, events, community conversations, and automation options in one place. Native livestreaming and meeting features are appealing for a business built around teaching and connection. The vertical video feed caught my attention, too, because video is an important part of how I communicate.

What needs work

My biggest area of friction has been event access and paywalls. I have members with different access levels, so getting those permissions right matters. I’d like this part of the setup to be clearer and more flexible. The good thing is - they are listening to the users, and making adaptations in real time.

Automation filters have also required planning. In the setup I’ve been working with, I can filter by one tag at a time, which makes some onboarding scenarios more involved than I’d like.

Given the response time, however, I know that this will fast become my favorite platform and these minor things will be updated.

My recommendation

Ezycommunity is worth considering if you want a branded space for your community, learning resources, and live interaction. I’m encouraged enough to keep building, and if you're considering, just test your specific access rules and workflows before committing to a full migration. Make a list of feature requests and engage in the discussions they have in their online community (which yes - is also on Ezycommunity!).

My three questions are simple: Can members find what they need? Is their next step clear? Does the platform help them build relationships? I can see this platform winning in all three areas.

Buy for what works for your business today. Treat roadmap items as possibilities.

I recorded a full walkthrough covering the features, pricing considerations, limitations, and questions I’m using to evaluate it:

https://youtu.be/i-lP8faX-Ik

Disclosure: I’m an Appsumo & an Ezycommunity affiliate and may earn a commission through affiliate links shared with my video. This review reflects my own setup and testing experience.

I recently purchased of EzyCommunity, and so far, I really like what I'm seeing.

The platform is simple, clean, and easy to use. What I particularly appreciate is how quickly you can get your community up and running. There's a step-by-step onboarding process that makes everything straightforward, even if you're not particularly technical.

I also really like the gamification features. They're a great addition for keeping members engaged and encouraging participation.

Another big plus is the LMS. Being able to create courses and issue certificates directly within the platform is genuinely useful, especially for coaches, consultants, and course creators.

I honestly think EzyCommunity has the potential to become a serious alternative to Skool.

What I find interesting is that it's not just another community platform. It's something you can easily add to your existing tech stack to nurture your audience, monetize your expertise, and create additional revenue streams.

One feature I'd really love to see is native MCP integration. Being able to connect EzyCommunity directly to ChatGPT or Claude would open up a lot of possibilities for AI-powered workflows and automation without depending on tools like Zapier.

Overall, it's a really good start. The foundation is solid, the platform is easy to work with, and I see a lot of potential here.

Looking forward to seeing how the product evolves!

I run QISYNC, a TCM-based wellness education brand, and needed one place for my community, live events and course content. EzyCommunity covers it: a social feed, channels, events, member directory, leaderboard, video library and branded iOS and Android apps.

I’m especially happy that, with Claude’s help, my courses are now set up inside EzyCommunity. What I expected to take weeks came together quickly, from structuring the lessons to planning how buyers from my course platform will be enrolled automatically through EzyCommunity’s webhooks and Pabbly Connect.

Still early days, but the foundation is solid and the value for a lifetime deal is excellent. Looking forward to welcoming my first members.

I’ve spent 30 years in automotive, training dealership sales, BDC and service teams. I bought Tier 3 to launch Real Car Sales Talk, a community for car salespeople that goes with my new show.

I expected a weekend of setup. It took about 20 minutes. Name, description, cover image, logos for light and dark mode, channels, my first posts and an episode video were all live before I finished my coffee. Nothing was confusing, and I never had to look for a tutorial.

What sold me is that everything lives in one place: the feed, channels, courses, events, live streaming, email marketing and the mobile apps. I’ve been paying for several separate tools to do what this does on its own. Tier 3 adds white-label apps and 0% commission, which matters if you plan to charge for access.

I also respect that the limits are spelled out honestly up front instead of promising “unlimited.” That tells me the team plans to be around.

If you’re a coach, trainer or creator who wants a real home for your audience without stitching five tools together, grab this before it’s gone.

Disclaimer: I'm a paid product tester for AppSumo and received this tool for free to provide a detailed review. My opinions are entirely my own, and my compensation is not tied to the rating or taco score I give.

What I like about EzyCommunity is that it doesn't make the community feel like an extra feature attached to a course platform. The community itself is at the center, with a feed for posts and discussions alongside real-time chat that feels more like Slack or Discord.

From there, you can add courses, events, paid channels, memberships and gamification without sending members through a collection of different tools. I can see that being especially useful for someone running a coaching program, membership or paid community where the course content is only one part of why people joined.

I liked the chat experience during testing. Members can move between community discussions, channels and direct conversations, while points, badges and leaderboards give them another reason to participate. For me this is one of the big differentiators of the platform because getting people to participate reularly is one of the hardest things of running an online community.

Courses are inside the same environment, so someone can go from a lesson to a conversation with the rest of the community without leaving the platform.

Members can also use EzyCommunity through its iOS and Android apps, which is useful for a community where you want people checking in regularly rather than only when they are sitting at a computer. A fully branded app under your own name is available separately.

You can monetize different parts of the community too. Channels and courses can be restricted or paid, and EzyCommunity takes 0% of your sales, outside of the normal payment processor fees. This becomes more valuable as a paid community grows. And most other platforms take a % commission so this is a good value proposition from EzyCommunity.

There were still some unfinished areas when I first tested it. Course certificates were marked as coming soon at the time, but the team completed them and I verified that they had been added.

Email marketing is the one area I would still check before buying if it is important to you. During my original test, the Marketing section was not yet available even though email marketing was advertised as included. The team said it was close to completion. The current pricing still lists monthly marketing email allowances, while another part of the current website continues to describe email campaigns as coming soon, so I would confirm exactly what is available today.

Overall, I think EzyCommunity works particularly well when the course, community and conversation need to feel like one product rather than three separate services stitched together. For a membership where people are there as much for each other as they are for the content, that combination makes all the difference.