The Creator Long Game: Why People End Up On Kajabi Anyway

Here is the predictable pattern

1. You start with a programme.

2. You get some momentum.

3. You realise your business needs infrastructure.

4. You move to the platform that can handle your growth.

This is not a moral judgement. It is the lifecycle.

LaunchPad Pro is built like step one. A guided path. A structured plan. A 90-day journey.  

Kajabi is built like step four.

Kajabi is built for “after”

After the first launch.
After the first email sequence.
After the first “this is harder than I thought” moment.

Kajabi’s About page frames the platform as a place to create, grow, and manage the business from one dashboard, and it claims scale: 100K+ businesses and $8B+ earned in sales.  

That is “after” territory.

If you want to grow, you need:

• repeatable offers

• simple funnels

• stable payments

• segmentation

• reliable support

• a community that helps you solve real problems

Kajabi explicitly highlights templates, resources, and community as part of the platform experience.  

And when things go wrong, Kajabi lists 24/7 technical support and billing support.  

LaunchPad Pro might be fine. Kajabi is familiar.

LaunchPad Pro is newer in this “all-in-one + AI + programme” shape.

Kajabi is the known quantity. It has the scars. It has the edge cases. It has years of creators doing weird things, breaking things, and forcing the platform to improve.

That is what you want when your business becomes real.

FAQ

Is LaunchPad Pro a good alternative to Kajabi?
It is positioned as a bundled alternative, but it includes a setup fee and is part of a brand ecosystem with affiliate and ambassador layers.  

Why do people pick Kajabi?
Because it is a mature platform that is built to retain customers through stability, support, and a consolidated toolset.