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Price from$50/mo$49.99/mo
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Free trialYes—
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WebYesYes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
APIYes—
Plans published103
Spec score · Forum Software9.1 (#1)7.8 (#10)
Spec score · Customer Community Software9.1 (#2)7.8 (#16)
Spec score · Online Community Platforms8.9 (#4)7.7 (#32)
HeadquartersUnited StatesToronto, Ontario, Canada
IntegrationsThe pricing page names Slack, Google Analytics, Front, Zendesk and other integrations.The feature list names single sign-on, Tapatalk, YouTube and Vimeo video embedding, and VigLink support.
Mobile accessForumbee says its knowledge base is designed to work on any device so users can access content and participate on the go.Forums are available through a mobile web version and Tapatalk mobile apps for iOS and Android.
SecurityForumbee says its safeguards include encryption in transit, access controls, monitoring, and secure storage practices.The product page says traffic is secured over SSL and describes round-the-clock internal monitoring and off-site backups.
SupportThe Premium plan includes email support, while the Enterprise plan includes a dedicated success manager with an annual subscription.Support is offered through tickets, phone calls, and screen-sharing, and subscription plans include personalized onboarding.

Plans

Forumbee

  • Premium$250 a month
  • Enterprise$750 a month
  • Additional Admin Users$50 a month
  • Additional Members$100 a month
  • Professional Services$200 a month
  • Personalized Training$300, paid once
  • Assisted Account Setup Package$1,500, paid once
  • Custom Theme Package$3,500, paid once
  • Gamification Module$4,200 a year
  • Custom PlanPriced on request

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Forums.net

  • Essential$49.99 a month
  • Complete$199.99 a month
  • VIP$399.99 a month

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