Circle

Circle combines courses, community, and business in one platform.

Circle provides tools to engage audiences, generate income, and manage a community business. The page outlines a four-step getting-started process.

Circle provides a platform that brings a community’s content, events, and revenue into one place.

Circle provides tools for turning video libraries into online campuses and keeping students engaged after courses end.

The page compares 11 online course platforms for communities and brands and says community-powered courses have completion rates 3–4 times higher.

The guide advises solo and small-team founders on which tasks to delegate to AI, which to retain, and why one connected system can replace five AI tools.

The page compares seven platforms on native AI, community features, and pricing, and discusses their effects on daily operations and member engagement.

The page offers insights, tips, and resources for building and growing online communities with Circle.

Circle describes its team as global and remote and invites applications for career opportunities developing online community solutions.

The page lists flexible plans for communities of all sizes, starting at $89 per month, and offers a free trial or sales contact.

The page says Bettermode costs twice as much and offers fewer platform features than Circle.

The page contrasts Discord’s gaming chat focus with Circle’s tools for building, engaging, monetizing, and scaling an entrepreneurial community.

The page contrasts Facebook, which it says profits from distraction, with Circle’s tools for community ownership, structure, value delivery, and monetization.

The page contrasts Higher Logic’s member database with Circle’s participation-focused community platform, which supports member connection and return visits.

The page describes a platform for hosting a community, events, and courses under the user's brand.

Circle is a community platform for creators and brands. Its privacy policy explains how CircleCo, Inc. collects, uses, and discloses information about community owners and members who use its website, app, and linked online services.

The Terms of Service form a binding contract between users and CircleCo, Inc. and govern access to and use of Circle’s website, mobile apps, and other linked online products or services.

Circle announces Eclipse, a launch spanning five products for creator-led membership businesses. Circle describes Eclipse as its most ambitious launch to date. The lineup includes an AI partner, a unified admin inbox, an overhauled course experience, a consumer discovery marketplace, and a full-service studio arm.

Jun 2026ForbesNews article

Circle reports that it reached profitability in 2025 after several years of investment in its product, infrastructure and team. The company attributes the milestone to sustainable subscription-based growth across its creator community platform.

Dec 2025BuiltinNews article

Circle kicks off 2025 by launching Discover, a marketplace for finding communities, courses, and memberships. The company includes the launch in its year-in-review, which highlights new products and continued growth of its creator-led community platform.

Jan 2025CircleNews article

Circle raises a $24.7 million Series A round led by Tiger Global, valuing the New York community-platform startup at roughly $200 million. The company expands tools that let creators and brands run paid communities, courses, and memberships under their own brand.

Dec 2021TechCrunchNews article