How much paid communities could bill at most
An upper bound on every paid community we track, and what the distribution of those upper bounds looks like. No community is named on this page and nothing here is ranked.
Even at maximum, most could not reach these figures
Each row assumes every listed member pays the headline price every month, with no free members, no trials, no discounts, no refunds, no platform fees and no tax. That never happens. The share below is therefore a floor on how many fall short of each figure, not an estimate of it.
| Could not exceed | Share of those tracked, including ones without a page here |
|---|---|
| $100 a month | 24.4% |
| $500 a month | 52.2% |
| $1,000 a month | 63.7% |
| $5,000 a month | 84.6% |
The whole distribution
This page counts every paid community we track that publishes both a price and a member count, including ones without a page here, and a Whop storefront’s member count copied onto each of its products is counted once. The rest of this site shows a narrower set: a community appears once it has 100 members (or a Whop seller’s own published reach reaches 100, when only their largest product is shown), a written description, and a listing url that still answers. That rule selects for size, so a distribution built on it would make the market look considerably larger than our own data says it is.