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 ₹799 a month with no commission and settlement in rupees to an Indian bank account. Kajabi is the better product and the wrong currency.

₹16,385more in your pocket every month, on ₹1,00,000 of sales

Updated 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. That is roughly twenty-one months of Pullsy Store, 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 planWhat it costsWhat 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
Read from Kajabi's own pricing page on 2026-09-21, and converted at ₹96 to the dollar where a rupee figure appears elsewhere on this page.

What Pullsy Store charges 🏪

₹799 a month, and 0% of every sale. There is no second plan, no volume tier and no rate that improves if you negotiate — there is nothing to negotiate about. Payments settle through a merchant account in your own name, so the gateway's charge is yours and ours is ₹799.

The difference, on real numbers 🧮

You sold, in a monthKajabi takesPullsy Store takesYou keep
₹25,000₹17,184 (Basic)₹799+₹16,385
₹50,000₹17,184 (Basic)₹799+₹16,385
₹1,00,000₹17,184 (Basic)₹799+₹16,385
₹3,00,000₹17,184 (Basic)₹799+₹16,385
₹10,00,000₹17,184 (Basic)₹799+₹16,385
Kajabi's column always picks whichever of its own plans is cheapest at that volume, so the comparison is against its best case rather than its worst. Subscription plus platform commission only; payment gateway charges are excluded on both sides. Plans read from Kajabi's pricing page on 2026-09-21.

There is no crossover. Kajabi's cheapest plan costs ₹17,184 in a month where you sell nothing at all, which is already more than ₹799.

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 most of your buyers pay in dollars, Kajabi's economics reverse. Its subscription is a rounding error against USD revenue, its funnel and email tools genuinely replace three other subscriptions, and you were going to be paid in dollars anyway. Kajabi is the right answer for a creator with a Western audience and the wrong one for a creator with an Indian one.

The difference that is not a percentage

Most platforms in this market are the merchant. The buyer pays them, their provider settles to their account, and you are paid afterwards on a schedule they publish.

On Pullsy Store you are the merchant. A five-minute verification — PAN, Aadhaar, a bank account in your own name — leaves you holding your own merchant account, and the payment gateway settles to your bank directly, on its own cycle. We never hold the money, which means we could not delay it if we wanted to.

Why that matters on a bad day

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?

For an Indian creator selling in rupees, yes — the storefront, the products and the recurring billing are all there. For funnels, marketing automation and a mature affiliate system, no. Kajabi does a great deal that this deliberately does not.

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