A network that members join, or a store followers buy from.
Mighty Networks is a good place for a hosted community. Tapmy is the store around it, with offers, checkout and customers in one place and a Community as one of the things you sell.
Pick Tapmy if you want followers to buy straight from your bio link instead of joining a network first. Tapmy sells memberships, a paid Community, Courses, downloads and 1:1 calls from one public store. Mighty Networks is the better fit for a branded community app, member programming and events. It has no free plan: Launch is $95/month ($79/month billed yearly) plus a 2% transaction fee, and Scale is $215/month plus 1%. Tapmy charges no fee on Free (0%), then 3% on Pro and 1% on Max, plus Stripe card processing.
Buy first, join later
Your Tapmy store is the link in your bio, with One-Step Checkout on every offer, so followers can buy before they enter a community.
A public catalog
Mighty is not positioned as a public creator store. Tapmy sells Digital Products, eBooks, Notion Templates, Services, Courses and Webinars from one page.
Booking that is not an event
Mighty runs calls as events. Schedule Link sells 1:1 sessions with native scheduling beside your Community.
What changes when the bio link opens a store.
Mighty Networks is built around the network, so a buyer is expected to join before anything else happens. Tapmy flips the order. A follower taps your bio link, sees an offer and pays at checkout. The Community, Courses and calls are right there for the people who want more.
What holds you back on Mighty Networks
- The experience is network-first, not a store your bio link sells from.
- No native 1:1 booking: events only.
- Not positioned as a public catalog for downloads and templates.
- Member operations, not commerce, sit at the centre of the data.
| Feature | ||
|---|---|---|
| Link in bio | Yes | No |
| Creator Store, a public storefront | Yes | No |
| Digital Products, eBooks and Notion Templates | Yes | No |
| Schedule Link for 1:1 calls and Services | Yes | No |
More than a network journey.
One follower, several purchases
Someone may start with a template, book a Service, join Community and later buy a Course. Tapmy keeps every step in one customer relationship.
Revenue data in one place
Tapmy shows which content drove attention, which offer converted and who bought next, so each launch learns from the last.
Community as retention
The public offer earns the first purchase, Community deepens the relationship, and Courses, Webinars and Services add to it.
Pick Tapmy over Mighty Networks if this is you.
| Feature | ||
|---|---|---|
| You want followers to buy before they join anything. | Yes | No |
| You want 1:1 calls with native scheduling, not just events. | Yes | No |
| You sell downloads, eBooks or Notion Templates from a public store. | Yes | No |
| You want your bio link to open the store, not a network. | Yes | No |
| You want buyers, orders and revenue numbers in one place. | Yes | No |
Keep your network stable while the store takes new traffic.
Members do not have to move on day one. Leave your network as it is and let Tapmy take new profile traffic and new offers. Compare the fee gap on your own sales with the fee calculator.
Launch a course, call or membership in Tapmy, confirm the first sales, then move the rest when it suits your members. Compare another community platform in Tapmy vs Circle.
Tapmy vs Mighty Networks. Capability by capability.
Mighty Networks against Tapmy, feature by feature, checked against Mighty Networks's own pages on October 16, 2026.
| Feature | ||
|---|---|---|
| Public store and link in bio | Link in Bio, Creator Store and One-Step Checkout | Network-first experience |
| Digital Products, eBooks and Notion Templates | Native catalog, checkout and delivery | Not positioned as a broad public creator-store catalog |
| 1:1 booking | Native scheduling | Events only |
| Sell downloads and calls | Yes, in the same store | Resource libraries inside the community |
| CRM and commerce analytics together | Shared customer, offer and revenue data | Member operations at the center |
| Price | Only $29/mo | $95/mo |
Tapmy vs Mighty Networks pricing.
At $2,000 a month in sales, Tapmy Free costs $70 including card processing. Mighty Networks Launch costs $205. Mighty Networks Scale costs $305. Mighty Networks has no free plan (14-day free trial).
| Feature | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per month | $0 | $95 | $215 | $354 |
| Price per year | $0 | $950 | $2,150 | $4,250 |
| Platform fee on sales | 0% | 2% | 1% | 0.5% |
| Billing notes | Cancel anytime | $79/mo billed yearly | $179/mo billed yearly | Yearly billing; monthly price not published |
What you pay each month
| Feature | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| $500 | $17.50 | $122.50 | $237.50 |
| $2,000 | $70 | $205 | $305 |
| $10,000 | $350 | $645 | $665 |
Subscription, platform fees and card processing, assuming $50 orders. Where a platform charges processing separately (Tapmy included), it is counted at Stripe's US rate of 2.9% + $0.30. Stripe processing (Mighty Networks quotes 2.5–5%) is charged on top of its transaction fee.
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Open a store beside your network, then move members.
List what the network holds.
Write down spaces, plans, members, Courses, events, automations and active recurring payments.
Split it into offers.
Decide which experiences become public products, Services, Courses, Webinars or Community access.
Build the store.
Add the first offers, then create a membership for recurring access and set up your community.
Test before you send traffic.
Connect Stripe and get paid, then place a test order and check the payment, delivery and member access. See test before switching traffic.
Send new traffic first.
Point profile links and campaigns to Tapmy while members keep their Mighty access.
Move members when you are ready.
Keep consent, tell members what changes and when, and close Mighty workflows only after payments and support cases are checked.
Mighty has no verified one-click move. Recurring payments, member history and app access need their own plan, and a branded Mighty app has no Tapmy equivalent, so expect a stretch of running both.






