Mighty Networks Kit integration: what syncs, plan needed and setup

Kit connects natively on the Scale Plan and above

Mighty Networks has a built-in integration with Kit, the email platform formerly called ConvertKit. It is available on the Scale Plan and up, and it does not need Zapier. The pricing table confirms this: the Kit row is empty for Launch and included from Scale.

The integration does two jobs. It copies your members into Kit as subscribers so you can email them, and it adds Mighty Networks content blocks to the Kit email editor so a newsletter can show your plans, Articles, Events and members. Mighty's help center notes that Posts are not part of it.

What syncs between Mighty Networks and Kit

Setup steps from the Mighty Networks side

1. In your Network, go to Admin > Integrations > Kit and select Connect Kit.
2. Log in to Kit, or create an account, and approve the two authorization screens. The last step opens in a new tab, so refresh the original tab if it still shows as not connected.
3. Back in Mighty, turn on Sync Member Data and confirm.
4. If you segment with tags, turn on Sync Mighty Tags. If you run a waitlist, turn on Sync Waitlist Emails.
5. In Kit, open a Broadcast or Sequence, click the plus icon in the editor and choose a Mighty Networks content block.

You can also start from Kit by installing the Mighty Networks app in the Kit App Store. A Network on a custom domain may be asked for its address during that flow.

Plans and prices on both sides

You pay for two products. Mighty's help center says the Kit account must be on the Creator plan or above, and Kit's pricing page lists apps and integrations under Creator, not under its free plan.

Kit prices rise with subscriber count, and Kit's month-to-month figure was not visible in the page text we read. Mighty's help page also mentions a 30-day extended Kit trial for Hosts. See Mighty Networks pricing for the other plans.

Limits to plan around, and what to check after connecting

• Disconnecting does not delete anything in Kit. Synced members stay as Kit subscribers.
• Renaming or deleting a synced tag inside Kit is undone at the next sync.
• If you connected Kit in the past, Mighty advises disconnecting and reconnecting to move to the current version of the integration.

After connecting, check the Subscribers page in Kit for the two integration tags, compare the tagged count with your member count less marketing opt-outs, and send a test Broadcast with one content block.

This integration suits Hosts who want newsletters, sequences and automations beyond what Mighty sends itself. For what the platform emails on its own, see Mighty Networks email marketing. If you use Mailchimp or ActiveCampaign instead of Kit, the Zapier integration is the route, also on Scale. On Launch, the option left is a manual one: download the member list as an Excel file and import it into your email tool.