Terry H.
This is a surprisingly robust platform…
This is a surprisingly robust platform with a lot of features, and personalization options, while still being very affordable.

PeerBoard is a no-coding-required community software with clear extendable infrastructure. It provides categorized newsfeed, visual customization, rich user profiles, and multi-level commenting. You can use open-source SDK for your custom needs or WordPress integration for fast and seamless installation. PeerBoard is a perfect solution for all sorts of private and public communities, smbs, or individuals. Build a strong community in a comfy and secured place. And we'll take care of the rest.
Peerboard (peerboard.com) has 4 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 5.0 out of 5.
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Terry H.
This is a surprisingly robust platform with a lot of features, and personalization options, while still being very affordable.
Alex L.
PeerBoard has made it easier for us to create “super users” for our community, by amplifying enthusiasm, reinforcing a sense of purpose, and improving community members’ overall experience.
Peter
PeerBoard has been a great platform for building our community. I chose it for its intuitive, clean interface and overall functionality. It's hard to know what the right solution is until you implement it; I'm happy to say that our experience shows that it is. I also really like the integration with Zapier! PeerBoard solved all of our needs creating a branded online community!
Casey
Over the past year, I’ve worked hard to transform a series of valuable, yet disconnected posts, guides, comments, discussions, and newsletter issues into a true online community. While I had figured out my CMS (WordPress), my main content marketing platform (Medium), and my newsletter delivery tool (Substack), I had not successfully incorporated a private forum or chat. The main requirements in my search for a community building platform were: The community must not be part of or reliant upon a major social media platform for distribution of content; It must have the ability for users to write posts, share media, and display profile bio information, which is then displayed in an organized manner; It must be software that can easily integrate with my existing website (BloggingGuide.org). Ideally, it would be a WordPress plugin, since I didn’t want an overly technical or complex addition to my website; Although I am using it as a private community, I wanted the ability to create public facing content which can be easily partitioned from the premium content at some point in the future; The software must be user friendly and minimalist in design, so that community members don’t feel overwhelmed and actually use the forum/discussion features. These requirements led me down a rabbit hole investigating the latest online community management systems. There are many options that meet some of these requirements, but there was only one platform that truly checked all of the boxes — PeerBoard.