Kajabi is an all-in-one course platform — and its branded mobile app is a paid add-on, gated to the top plan, that you build yourself with a self-serve editor. OfficeOS designs, builds, and operates a full subscription app for you, with no separate software fee.
Kajabi is a strong fit for course-first businesses building on a web platform. For creators whose product is the ongoing relationship — not a one-time course sale — OfficeOS is the sharper tool: no monthly software fee stacked on top of the App Store's cut, and nothing to build yourself.
No monthly software fee stacked on top of the App Store's commission
We design, build, and operate the app — nothing to configure yourself
Built for the full relationship — subscriptions, coaching, community, not just courses
No upfront cost — paid only from a share of what the app earns
One platform for courses, email marketing, funnels, and landing pages
Mature, established tooling for structured course delivery
A self-serve app builder if you'd rather configure it yourself than have it built for you
Paid from a share of what the app earns. Apple/Google still take their standard 15–30% commission on in-app subscriptions — no extra software fee stacked on top.
A real branded app requires the top ~$399–499/month Pro plan, self-built in Kajabi's editor, and still pays Apple/Google's standard commission on top.
Your core product is a structured course, not an ongoing subscription relationship
You want one platform for courses, email, funnels, and landing pages
You're comfortable building and maintaining the app yourself
Your business is the relationship — subscriptions, coaching, or community, not a single course
You don't want a monthly software fee stacked on top of the App Store's cut
You'd rather have the app designed, built, and operated for you than build it yourself
Yes, but only as an add-on gated to Kajabi's top-tier Pro plan — and it's a self-serve builder, not a done-for-you build. You're also paying Apple/Google's standard 15–30% commission on in-app purchases on top of the Kajabi subscription itself, and the branded app only supports course products, not community or coaching. OfficeOS has no separate monthly software fee and designs, builds, and operates the whole app for you.
Usually, yes, once you compare like for like. Kajabi's plans run roughly $89–$499/month, and the branded app that competes with a real subscription app sits on the $399–499/month tier — plus Apple/Google's cut on any in-app purchase. OfficeOS charges nothing upfront; we're paid from a share of what the app earns, so there's no monthly software bill stacking on top of the App Store commission.
Yes — Kajabi's core strength is courses, email marketing, funnels, and landing pages in one platform, which is a legitimate fit for educators selling structured courses. OfficeOS is built for a narrower, deeper job: a subscription app for creators who already have an audience and want to own the ongoing relationship, not just sell a course once.
No, for either. Kajabi is a self-serve, no-code platform — but you still build and configure the app yourself. OfficeOS designs, builds, launches, and operates the entire app for you, including the App Store submission.