Does Mighty Networks have a website builder? Landing pages and domains

No full website builder, but a landing page builder on every plan

No, not in the sense of a multi-page site builder. Mighty Networks includes a landing page builder, which its help center describes as a single-page website that acts as the front door to your community. It is where a visitor who is not signed in reads what the community is for, sees the plans and joins.

Every listed plan includes it. What changes by plan is how many landing pages you can publish at once. On Launch and Scale you can keep several drafts, but only one page is live at a time.

What the Mighty Networks landing page builder can do

You build the page at Admin, Marketing, Landing Pages, in a browser. The help center says editing is not available in the mobile apps. A page is a stack of sections that you can edit, reorder, duplicate or delete, and it follows your light or dark mode setting.

• Headings. Standard, centered and full-width versions, each with an optional button that links into the community or to any URL.
• Media. An image, a video link or an uploaded video of up to 4 GB.
• Selling points. Story blocks, a feature list, a benefits list and an FAQ.
• Joining. A plan carousel, a featured plan and a waitlist form with an optional countdown.
• App download. Store links and a QR code.

The header always shows Sign In. A second button appears on its own: Join Now when plans are visible, or Join the Waitlist when a waitlist is open. On Growth and Mighty Pro, each extra landing page gets its own URL path and its own search information, which lets you run one page per offer or audience.

Custom domain setup and its limits

By default a community sits at a name ending in mn.co. From Launch up, or during a trial, you can map your own domain. The help center steps are short.

1. Buy a domain from any registrar.
2. Choose a root domain, such as example.com, or a subdomain, such as members.example.com.
3. For a root domain add two A records. For a subdomain add one CNAME record pointing to the address Mighty Networks gives you.
4. In Admin, Integrations, Custom Network Domain, enter the domain, wait for the check, then activate it.

Two limits shape how this fits with an existing site. Subdirectories are not supported, so the community cannot live at example.com/community. And you set up either the root or the subdomain, not both, unless your registrar can add a redirect. The help center notes that most hosts with a separate website find the subdomain route easier. Old mn.co links keep working and redirect.

Search visibility of a Mighty Networks landing page

The landing page can be indexed by search engines. Control over whether member posts and profiles are also indexed is a Scale and higher setting, found under Admin, Setup, Privacy & Access. If access to your community runs through plans, the help center says only the landing page is indexed. Search indexing is not available during a free trial.

In practice this means a private, paid community has one indexable page on Launch or Scale. That is thin for a group that relies on being found through search.

What Mighty Networks does not replace on your website

Keep your existing site, or build one with a general site builder such as WordPress or Squarespace, if you need any of the following. The limits below are the documented ones.

• More than one public page on Launch or Scale. A separate about page, a venue page or a press page has nowhere to go.
• A site at your root domain with the community in a folder. Only a root domain or a subdomain can be mapped.
• Analytics and ad pixels on Launch. Both rows start at Scale.

The plan table also lists web pages inside Spaces on every plan. We did not find a help article explaining what those pages can hold, so we have not counted them as a site builder.

For most established groups the sensible setup is your current website at the root domain, with a button to the community at a subdomain. Add that to your requirements brief and budget for it in the transition cost estimate. The feature guide lists what else each plan includes.