
Fora
fora.so/
Fora is a white-label community platform letting creators and coaches run branded spaces — courses, events, discussions, member directories — on their own domain, with the explicit promise that "they never see Fora's name, and they never should." The homepage's main proof point is a single named case study, a strength coach's community called "Strong By Ava" with 847 members, which appears twice on the page. It's currently in free beta with no credit card required, and claims setup in under 20 minutes. Its pricing table lists Starter and Pro tiers both showing "$0/month," leaving the paid tier's actual price unstated. Comparison content targets Skool, Circle, and Mighty Networks directly.
- Category
- Finance & Commerce
- Style
- DarkColorful
- Stack
- Framer
- Fonts
- InterInter Display
- Palette
- Meta title
- Fora — The community platform for creators
- Sections
- 8
- Updated
Fora's landing page, section by section
Each section below is cropped straight from Fora's live page — useful references for finance & commerce landing page design.
Heroes
More heroesFeatures
More featuresPricing
More pricingAbout Us
More about usContact Us
More contact usPricing & Plans
More pricing & plansBlog pages
More blog pagesFora design review: how the homepage is built
Fora's homepage runs about 10,230 pixels on desktop, moving from a hero with a dusk landscape and product mockup through an intro, a feature tab block, set-up copy, pricing, a question list, three blog cards and a closing band to a footer with four badge tiles. The palette is dark, anchored in deep brown (#38261a) and warm cream (#ebe6d8), with pale aqua (#cbfcf5) inside the mockup gradient. Display and text use Inter and Inter Display, and the stack reads as Framer. The distinctive pattern is a full-width landscape photograph behind the hero mockup, which fades into near-black sections below.
Above the fold
Above the fold, a nav row holds "About", "Features", "Pricing", "Blog" and "Contact", plus "Login" and a "Get started" pill. A "Community platform for creators" badge sits above the headline "Your community deserves its own home." and a centred "Get started free" button. Beneath, a dark app window lists "Overview", "Chat" and "Analytics" beside a "The Writer's Room" card with a "Join now" button.
Intro copy, feature tabs and set-up block
The grey intro reads "Fora is a community platform built for creators, educators, and coaches." and "That URL is yours." Below, "One platform to run right your entire community." heads four tabs, "Community", "Courses", "Events" and "Members", over a chat mockup captioned "Post, discuss, react — the feed your members live in." A "Set up once." block follows. The set-up paragraph sits to the right of that heading.
Pricing, questions and blog
Pricing, under "Clear pricing plans that scale with you", shows three tiers side by side: Starter at $9/month, a raised Pro at $19/month and Enterprise with "Custom price" and "Contact us". Member caps read "Up to 200 members", "Up to 5000 members" and "Unlimited members". Beneath, five questions answer "Answers to the questions that come up most." and three blog cards follow.
Closing section and footer
The closing block reads "Your community is one sec away." with "Fora is in beta and free to join." and a "Start for free" button. The footer shows four badge tiles and three link columns, "Product", "Legal" and "Compare", the last listing Skool, Circle and Mighty Networks. The base line reads "© Fora. 2026. All rights reserved". Its link columns sit to the right of the badges.
On mobile
At 390px the headline breaks over three lines and the app window narrows to a frame with sidebar icons. Intro and feature blocks stack in one column, and the four tabs shrink to one "Community" caption with arrows. Pricing cards stack vertically, so the raised Pro card loses its middle position. FAQ and blog follow in a single column. Footer groups centre beneath.
Worth borrowing
- A dark palette with a single landscape image in the hero gives the homepage one strong visual anchor.
- Pricing lifts the middle Pro tier with a lighter fill and border, so the plan the page favours is visible at a glance.
- Mobile turns the three-column pricing row into a vertical stack, which removes the centre emphasis and makes the tiers read as equal.





