Pullsy Store vs Kajabi
Kajabi's cheapest plan is $179 a month, roughly ₹17,200, and its cut of a sale is payment processing rather than commission. Pullsy Store is not a Kajabi substitute yet: it takes no payments and hosts no courses. It is a free link-in-bio for free downloads, email sign-ups and Instagram auto-DM, or ₹1,299 a month for unlimited products and analytics.
Updated 1 October 2026 · first published 21 September 2026
Kajabi is the most complete product in this category and it is not close. Email, funnels, courses, communities, analytics, a decent app — if budget were not a consideration, plenty of Indian creators would simply use it.
Budget is a consideration. The entry plan is $179 a month, which at ₹96 to the dollar is about ₹17,200 before a single rupee arrives, paid every month whether or not anything sold.
And the money lands in dollars. For an Indian creator selling to an Indian audience, that means a currency conversion in both directions, FIRC paperwork if you want it clean, and a settlement calendar set on somebody else's working week.
What Kajabi charges 🧾
| Kajabi plan | What it costs | What it takes of a sale |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | $179/month ($143 billed annually) | 2.9% + $0.30 via Kajabi Payments; 2% on third-party |
| Growth | $249/month ($199 billed annually) | 2.8% + $0.30 via Kajabi Payments; 1% on third-party |
| Pro | $499/month ($399 billed annually) | 2.7% + $0.30 via Kajabi Payments; 0.5% on third-party |
What Kajabi costs, on real numbers 🧮
| You sold, in a month | Kajabi costs | On its plan |
|---|---|---|
| ₹ 25,000 | ₹ 17,184 (69%) | Basic |
| ₹ 50,000 | ₹ 17,184 (34%) | Basic |
| ₹ 1,00,000 | ₹ 17,184 (17%) | Basic |
| ₹ 3,00,000 | ₹ 17,184 (6%) | Basic |
| ₹ 10,00,000 | ₹ 17,184 (2%) | Basic |
On ₹1,00,000 of sales in a month, Kajabi costs ₹ 17,184 on its cheapest plan for that volume (Basic). That is the number to hold against any alternative you are weighing.
What Pullsy Store is today 🏪
A free link-in-bio storefront for Indian creators, at pullsy.store/@yourname. It does not take payments yet, so every product on it is free: links, free downloads such as guides, templates and presets, email sign-ups, free webinar registrations and custom-request forms. It cannot sell courses, memberships or paid communities, and it cannot book sessions.
The Free plan is ₹0 for good, with 5 products on the storefront, 5 unlisted pages and files up to 10MB. The Store plan is ₹ 1,299 a month for unlimited products and pages, files up to 100MB, storefront analytics and Instagram auto-DM, which sends your link to anyone who comments a keyword on your post. The first storefront on an account gets fourteen days of the Store plan free, with no card.
Paid checkout is planned, at 0% commission with the money going straight to your own bank. There is no date for it yet, and until it arrives, a creator who needs to be paid should use a platform that can take the payment.
Where Kajabi is the better choice 🤝
- The most complete product in the category: email, funnels, courses, communities, analytics, all one system.
- A very large ecosystem of templates, agencies and courses about the platform itself.
- Excellent for selling in dollars to a global audience.
If you need courses, email, funnels and a checkout today, Kajabi does all of it and Pullsy Store does none of the selling part yet. If most of your buyers pay in dollars, its economics look better still: the subscription is a rounding error against USD revenue, and its funnel and email tools replace three other subscriptions. For an Indian audience the price is the problem, not the product.
Pullsy Store does not take payments yet
The payment provider we built on does not yet onboard individual creators, who are most of the people this is for. Rather than open a checkout that most creators could not use, every product on a storefront is free for now.
What works today: a link-in-bio storefront with links, free downloads, email sign-ups, free webinar registrations and custom-request forms, and on the Store plan, Instagram auto-DM and storefront analytics. Courses, memberships, paid communities and booked sessions are not available.
Selling is planned, with no date yet, and it will take 0% commission, with the money going straight to your own bank. If you need to be paid now, the platform on the other side of this page is the better choice.
Worth asking before you move 🤔
How much is Kajabi in Indian rupees?
Kajabi's Basic plan is $179 a month, about ₹17,200 at ₹96 to the dollar, or ₹143 a month billed annually — roughly ₹13,700. Growth is $249 and Pro is $499. These are subscription costs before payment processing.
Does Kajabi support UPI?
Kajabi Payments and its Stripe integration are built for card markets. Indian buyers overwhelmingly pay by UPI, and a checkout that cannot offer it converts worse in India regardless of how good the rest of the product is.
Is Pullsy Store a Kajabi alternative?
Not for selling, today. Pullsy Store takes no payments and does not host courses; it is a free link-in-bio storefront with free downloads, email sign-ups, Instagram auto-DM and analytics. Paid checkout at 0% commission is planned, with no date. Kajabi does a great deal that this does not.
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Pricing
Free for good with 5 products, or ₹1,299 a month for unlimited products, bigger files, storefront analytics and Instagram auto-DM. Billed per storefront; the first storefront on an account gets 14 days of the Store plan free.
Your audience, one link away.
Open your storeFree forever, or ₹1,299 a month for the full plan. Takes no payments yet.