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.
Public and private communities with posts, discussions and product links. You need a free Pludor account.
Sign up for a free Pludor account, then go to pludor.com/communities and choose Create. Name your community and set it public or private, write the first post, and invite members. You can share product and store links inside posts so conversations lead to purchases.
Yes, it's free for shoppers and free to create - a free Pludor account is all you need, with no card required. Pludor's model is that everything is on each month with free amounts included; you only pay for what you use past those amounts. Creating a community itself costs nothing.
On most community platforms, posts typically link out to a separate checkout, and running the community usually needs paid tiers. On Pludor, community posts link straight to your products, courses and live events on the same platform, and it's free to create. That means a conversation can turn into a sale without the member ever leaving.
Yes. When you create a community on Pludor you choose whether it's public or private. Private communities work well for paying members, VIP customers or local groups, while public ones help you grow an open audience.
Write a post in your Pludor community and add native product and store links directly in the post. Members can tap through and buy without leaving Pludor. To grow reach, pin the community link on your storefront and Flika profile.
The main rule is that posts are subject to Pludor community moderation, so keep content within their guidelines. Beyond that, communities are free to create with no item limit. If you're selling, standard Pludor order fees apply to paid orders, but the community itself has no running cost.
Start by writing a first post and inviting members directly. Then pin your community link on your storefront and your Flika profile so existing traffic discovers it. Members also see your community through the Signals feed in the Pludor mobile app.
Yes. Pludor lets you build and sell courses and paid challenges through Course Challenges (Growth & AI menu or pludor.com/academy_create), and AI Studio can help draft outlines and scripts. You can then share the course link inside your community posts, so members buy without leaving the platform.
Combine the community with Pludor's selling tools: link products in posts, run Live Selling broadcasts with real-time checkout, and post shoppable Flika videos with pinned products. Because everything sits on one platform, members can go from discussion to checkout in a tap. Viewers who follow you also get notified of your next live show.
It works for both. Pludor says communities are for creators building an audience, brands with fans, local groups and interest communities. Anyone with a free account can create a public or private space with posts and discussions, and sellers can optionally connect products, courses and live events to it.
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.
What it does, who it is for and what it costs: 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.