How to Cancel Kajabi in 2026

Kajabi costs $149-$399/month — one of the most expensive course platforms. If your course revenue doesn't justify the cost, here's how to cancel and migrate to a cheaper alternative.

🚨 Export everything first. Once you cancel, you lose access to your courses, email lists, and student data. Export before canceling.

Cancel Kajabi

Log in at app.kajabi.com
Go to Settings → Account → Billing
Click Cancel Account
Complete the cancellation flow (they'll offer discounts and downgrades)

Export Your Data

Contacts/email list: People → Export to CSV
Course content: Download video files, PDFs, and text content manually
Website pages: Copy content to your new platform
Email sequences: Screenshot or copy your automation workflows

Kajabi Pricing

Basic ($149/mo): 3 products, 3 funnels, 10K contacts
Growth ($199/mo): 15 products, 15 funnels, 25K contacts
Pro ($399/mo): 100 products, 100 funnels, 100K contacts

At $1,788-$4,788/year, Kajabi needs to generate serious revenue to justify its cost.

Cheaper Alternatives

Teachable ($0-$119/mo): Free tier available, simpler interface
Thinkific ($0-$99/mo): Free tier, good for beginners
Podia ($39-$89/mo): Courses + digital downloads + community
Gumroad (10% per sale): No monthly fee, pay only when you sell
WordPress + LearnDash ($199/yr): Self-hosted, one-time annual fee

💡 Pro tip: If your courses make less than $500/month, Kajabi's pricing eats most of your profit. Switch to Gumroad (no monthly fee, 10% per sale) and only pay when you actually sell something.

Annual Savings: $1,788-$4,788/Year

Switching from Kajabi to Teachable Free or Gumroad saves $1,788-$4,788/year. That's money that could go into marketing your courses instead of hosting them.

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