Circle retweetledi

We’re seeing Circle shift from a “community platform” to a “digital business platform” and it is glorious.
A few months ago, it occurred to me that calling Circle a community platform does our product a disservice.
Businesses on Circle use different words to describe themselves, including:
- Community business
- Creator business
- Coaching business
- Training business
- Events business
- Courses business
… etc
What they have in common is a community with a transformational outcome worth paying for, but honestly - it shouldn’t matter to us what you call it.
There is no platform in the world that lets you:
- Host live calls like Zoom
- Offer a feed like a Facebook Group
- Network your members like LinkedIn
- Send emails like Mailchimp
- Create workflows like N8N
- Chat in channels like Slack
- Run events like Luma
- Process payments like Stripe
- Sell courses like Kajabi
- Build websites like Webflow
- Host videos like Vimeo
Do we have every single feature those platforms do?
Nope, and I don’t even think that would make for a good product.
What we have is the 80/20 that most people need, and we offer something none of those platforms can:
An experience where everything connects to each other and just works; now with an AI harness.
1M+ digital businesses, $100B+ GMV, LFG

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