Updated 1 October 2026 · Pludor team · 3 sources
Signals communities let anyone create a public or private community with posts and discussions, connected to Pludor stores, products and live events so conversation can turn into purchases.
Communities on social platforms are rented audiences - reach drops and there is no path to a sale.
5 steps, in this order. Each one is explained in the step-by-step guide.
Most community platforms charge monthly tiers, but Pludor Communities (Signals) is free to create with just a free Pludor account. Go to pludor.com/communities, choose Create, name your community, and set it public or private. Then write your first post and invite members.
It's a feature that lets anyone create a public or private community with posts and discussions, connected to Pludor stores, products and live events. The point is that conversation can turn into purchases directly, instead of being a rented audience on social platforms. You access it at pludor.com/communities.
On social platforms you're renting an audience - reach drops over time and there's no direct path to a sale. On Pludor, community posts link straight to products, courses and live events on the same platform, and it's free to create. Community platforms like Skool or Circle typically require paid tiers to run.
It's free for shoppers, and creating a community only requires a free Pludor account - no card needed. Pludor's model is that every feature is on for free each month, and you only pay for what you use past the free amounts. Note that paid online orders carry a platform fee of 4.99% + $0.90, deducted before payout.
Yes. When you create a community in Pludor Communities (Signals), you choose whether it's public or private. Private communities work well for paid groups, inner circles or local groups. Posts in both types are subject to Pludor community moderation.
In Pludor, you share product and store links directly inside your community posts, so members can buy without leaving the platform. Create your community, write a post, and link the products you want to feature. You can also pin the community link on your storefront and Flika profile to grow it.
Yes, Pludor connects communities to courses, products and live events on the same platform. You can build courses in Course Challenges (Growth & AI menu), set a one-time price or challenge unlock fee, and share the course link in your community. Live Broadcasts let you sell products in a live stream with real-time checkout, and you can announce shows in your community posts.
Posts in Pludor communities are subject to Pludor community moderation. You also control whether your community is public or private, so you can limit who joins. Beyond that, seller verification is included on Pludor.
It's built for creators building an audience, brands with fans, local groups and interest communities. If your goal is turning conversation into purchases, the built-in product and store links make it a natural fit. It's also free to start, so you can test it without commitment.
Start by writing your first post and inviting members, then pin the community link on your storefront and Flika profile. Keep posting product links and discussions so members have reasons to return. Your community also appears in the Signals feed in the Pludor mobile app, giving it extra exposure.
Creators building an audience, brands with fans, local groups, interest communities.
Communities on social platforms are rented audiences - reach drops and there is no path to a sale.
Free for shoppers - a free Pludor account is all you need.
1. Open Communities 2. Create a community 3. Post 4. Link products 5. Grow Full step-by-step guide: pludor.com/tutorials/communities
Posts are subject to Pludor community moderation.
Community posts link straight to products, courses and live events on the same platform. Selling from posts: typically links out to another checkout; on Pludor, native product and store links. Cost to run: typically paid tiers on community platforms; on Pludor, free to create.
Public and private communities. Posts and discussions. Links to products and stores. Signals feed in the mobile app.
Community spaces and posts.
Creators building an audience, brands with fans, local groups, interest communities.
Posts are subject to Pludor community moderation.
Courses & Challenges (ACCA): build, host and sell courses and paid challenges. Creator Subscriptions: paid subscriptions for premium videos on your Flika channel. Flika: a shoppable short-video feed built into Pludor. Live Selling: sell products in a live video stream, with real-time checkout.
Every step, in order: How to use Communities (Signals).
Free for shoppers - a free Pludor account is all you need.
Free to start - no card, no item limit. Pay only for what you use past the monthly free amounts.
Start freeChecked 1 October 2026. Fees and rules change; follow the links for the latest.