Portfolios, resumes, and audience views
Show a different face of the same site to every audience. No commerce required.
Switching platforms
Bring your work with you.
Your audience, posts and course material are yours. Move them into Facet for your site, teaching, community and revenue, without giving up the exit door.
Your site, courses, audience and sales in one platform.
Open real demo sites right now: a photographer, a coach, a chef, a songwriter and more. No two share a face, yet the same Facet runs under every one: courses, community, events, coaching, a newsletter and paid content, on one login and one bill.
Courses with quizzes, drip, and progress
A full course builder: modules, lessons, assessments, and completion tracking.
Gamification: points, levels, leaderboards, level-gated spaces
A community, memberships & class events.
Your own Stripe account
Facet connects to a Stripe account you own. Buyers become your customers, not ours.
Cost check
What would switching save you?
Enter what you pay each month for the tools Facet would replace. We pick the cheapest Facet plan for your numbers, even when that's the smallest one.
Your year, side by side
- What you pay today
- 2,328.00 US dollars
- Facet Creator 390.00 US dollars plan + 0.00 US dollars platform fees
- 390.00 US dollars
- You'd save
- 1,938.00 US dollars
Creator is the cheapest Facet plan for your numbers. You'd save 1,938.00 US dollars a year.
Start with Creator- Not selling yet? Portfolio covers your site and newsletter. Selling starts on Studio.
- Studio takes 3% of your sales, never more than 99.00 US dollars a month.
- Creator takes no platform fee. It costs no more than Studio once you sell 667.00 US dollars a month.
Estimates use Facet's current published prices in your selected currency, before tax.
Full imports: posts, subscribers, and media
These platforms offer self-serve exports, so your published posts come over with media fetched from your existing URLs, plus your subscriber list where the export includes one.
Substack
Posts from Substack's export zip, with images fetched from your posts, plus your subscriber list from the CSV inside the same zip.
Substack's export doesn't include subscriber names. Members can add theirs at first login.
Ghost
Posts from Ghost's JSON export, plus the members CSV with labels and email-consent state included.
Media isn't bundled in Ghost exports; we fetch it from your existing URLs.
WordPress
Posts, tags and images from the standard WordPress export file (WXR). Squarespace blogs export in this same format.
A Squarespace export covers blog and text content; its store, video, and course blocks aren't in the file it produces.
Subscriber-list imports (CSV presets)
One CSV importer has a column preset for each platform. Export your list, upload the file and adjust the pre-filled mapping if your export looks different.
Kit (ConvertKit)
Name, email, status and tags. Kit's export maps cleanly, tag for tag.
Mailchimp
Per-status files with tags and marketing-consent data. Unsubscribed contacts arrive unsubscribed.
Thinkific
Students and their course enrollments. Contacts come from the Users export (email, first and last name); enrollments from its Enrollments column or the Progress report, matched to the courses you rebuild in Facet. The export doesn't say who agreed to marketing email, so you confirm that. In Settings → Import.
LearnWorlds
Students with their tags, and their course enrollments. Contacts come from the Export users report; enrollments from its Courses column or one report per course. The export doesn't say who agreed to marketing email, so you confirm that. In Settings → Import.
Teachable
Student list with tags and the unsubscribe flag, straight from the Users CSV export. Enrollments too, one course at a time: the export only gives a course count, so filter it by course, then choose the course when you import it into Facet.
Kajabi
Contacts CSV imports with an adjustable column mapping. You confirm the mapping before anything lands. Enrollments too, from the Products column when your export has one; otherwise export one product at a time and choose the course.
Podia
Contact list with emails and subscription status. Podia's export doesn't include tags, so plan to re-tag after import. Enrollments too, from each product's Export customers list (active customers only), one course at a time.
Circle
Member CSV with tags and email-marketing preference included.
Imports preserve consent: contacts who unsubscribed on your old platform arrive unsubscribed here and are never re-mailable by accident.
Bring your existing course into Facet
A simple course manifest of modules, lessons and video links recreates your course structure in one pass.
- On Studio and Creator, lesson videos are fetched from the links in your manifest and re-hosted on your new site.
- Everything imports as drafts, with a review pass before anything goes live.
- A rebuilt course lands in a full builder: quizzes, drip scheduling, certificates, and progress tracking are waiting.
Migrate with AI
Have your AI move you in.
Connect Claude to your new Facet site and hand it your Kajabi contacts export and a simple course manifest. Every import dry-runs first with an honest eligibility report. You confirm before anything goes live, and rollback is included. Subscriber consent and course structure are preserved, and courses land as drafts.
Powered by Facet's MCP with a migration-only key. The agent can import your work and nothing else. Available on every plan.
Your revenue can move too
If you already sell through your own Stripe account, connect it to Facet and adopt your active subscriptions in one step. Billing carries on without interruption.
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Replace five creator tools with one Facet site.
Bring your courses, website, portfolio and newsletter, then build the rest here.