Mastermind.com Pricing 

Mastermind.com was launched in 2019 by the famous trio: Tony Robbins, Dean Graziosi and Russell Brunson.

If you’ve looked into the platform you may have noticed that you can’t find its pricing directly on the website before signing up…

Today we’re not only going to break down Mastermind’s pricing, but also everything you get and how that compares to other competitor platforms.

First, when you get started with Mastermind you get a 14 days $1 trial.

You then have the choice between 2 plans, which both offer you full access to the platform’s feature:

So to summarize your options:

• Monthly: $47 per month
• Yearly: $423 per year

Again, there is no difference in terms of features between the 2 plans.

The only thing you’ll get with the yearly plan are:

• Saving 25% (aka $140)
• The “Marketing Secrets Masterclass”: A collection of the most valuable trainings on how to build a following and convert those raving fans into buyers. Only people who spent $10,000 have ever seen these trainings before.

There are limits for all Mastermind accounts for what you can create:

Other Limits:

• Max Sessions Per Product: 30
• Max Attendees Per Live Session: 10

All of this is important to understand before creating an account but let’s now give it more context and see how this compares to other platforms.

Although Mastermind is standing out by only targeting people that want to create a mastermind program, these are still things you can do with other platforms too.

That’s why it’s relevant to mention a few alternatives if you’re considering the platform to see what else is out there!

How Does Mastermind compare to Kajabi?

As one of the biggest platforms in the industry, Kajabi also allows for group coaching programs to be set up to some extent, and native live video sessions.

It’s also an all-in-one platform which means that you’ll also have other features such as: funnel building, email marketing, automations,etc.

This is of course baked in the pricing too:

Kajabi has a 30 days free trial offer when you get started.

It’s different plans after that are:

• Basic Plan – $149/month ($119/mo paid annually)
• Growth Plan – $199/month ($159/mo paid annually)
• Pro Plan – $399/month ($319/mo paid annually)

We did a full comparison review between Mastermind and Kajabi that you can find below.

But the bottom line is that it depends what you’re looking for and whether you’re starting from scratch or not.

How Does Mastermind Compare to Skool?

Skool is also another platform that puts the community at the center of its product and features.

You can easily create a mastermind-like program there and engage your members in many ways.

Its pricing is very simple: a 14 days free trial and $99 per month after that:

In terms of feature, Skool and Mastermind have a lot in common in their approach to it.

You’ll only have a lightweight set of tools that you need and no more - letting go of all the bells and whistles.

Skool is a little pricier than Mastermind but if you really want an advanced Community feature as part of your programs then it might be a better option to consider.

How Does Mastermind Compare to Teachable?

Teachable is possibly the most recognized platform in the industry and is worth mentioning here.

It also offers a minimalistic set of features with different ways to create your program.

You can start on a Free plan for as long as you want:

From there you’ll have the choice between the following:

• Basic – $39/month billed annually (or $59 paid monthly)
• Pro – $119/month billed annually(or $159 paid monthly)
• Pro+ – $199/month billed annually (or $249 paid monthly)

Most people making over $1,000 per month will need the Pro plan and above to avoid the 5% transaction fee on the Basic plan.

Which does put Teachable at a higher price than Mastermind but here again it's good to note that you will get more features.

Let’s address some further questions you may have about Mastermind and its offering:

1) Are there any hidden costs to consider? 

There are no other fees that will be charged apart from the subscription price and the payment processing fee.

That being said, as a course creator you may need to consider other additional tools you might need such as email marketing, funnel building, calendar management,etc.

2) What If I reach the account limit? 

As we’ve described in this article, Mastermind only really has 1 pricing plan and some limits such as the number of Mastermind or sessions you can have…

If you reach them, there isn’t much you can do.

Contacting the support team might be an option and they might be able to raise your allowance to a certain extent.

3) Do I need to put in a credit card to get started? 

Yes you will need to enter a valid credit card to begin the $1 14 trial period. You will be charged the $1 right away.

You can of course cancel anytime!

4) Is Mastermind worth the hype considering all the other options 

Mastermind was launched using the influence and reach of its founders and made a lot of noise around it.

While it’s still a good platform to consider if you’re planning on running Mastermind, one should also consider alternatives platforms.

Overall Mastermind is fairly priced and provides a solid set of features.

Whether using it would be a good fit for you depends on your needs and goals.