For solo coaches, course creators, and consultants

Run your online business on fewer, cheaper tools.

The honest cost of every tool you pay for, what replaces it, and which one to pick. Prices checked against the vendor's page and dated.

Most solo businesses can cut $100 to $400 a month without losing a feature they use.

Every price verified against the vendor's own page, with the date on every article.
systeme.io pricing page showing the Free, Startup, Webinar, and Unlimited plans at $0, $17, $47, and $97 a month
Captured Sep 17, 2026

The three bills most solo businesses stop noticing.

Each one made sense on the day. Together they are a few hundred dollars a month.

The funnel builder at $97 to $297

ClickFunnels, Kartra, or GoHighLevel, bought for one launch and still billing two years later.

The course platform at $149 to $399

Kajabi, Teachable, or Thinkific, often plus a transaction fee on every sale.

The three tools that only exist to connect the other two

Email, booking, and community, each with its own login and its own bill.

How every page gets written.

The same four steps, whether it is a $17 tool or a $499 one.

01

Open the vendor's pricing page

Monthly and annual, every tier, every footnote. Screenshot it, date it.

02

Add the costs the plan table leaves out

Transaction fees, contact caps, the tier you will need in six months, the add-on for the one feature you came for.

03

Compare it to a lighter setup

What the same funnels, emails, and courses cost on a tool that does all three, usually for free or $17.

04

Give a verdict and name who should skip it

Not every business should switch. The page says who should stay put and why.

Latest pages.

Newest first. The date on each one is when its prices were last checked.

Start with the one tool that replaces most of the stack.

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