UUKI review
A focused membership community platform with paid content, events and private spaces.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
UUKI is a hosted community platform for creators, brands, course providers and product teams. It combines branded community pages, rich-text and media discussions, member profiles, private spaces, direct messaging, group chat, events and moderation. Paid content, one-time payments and subscriptions support membership-led businesses, while custom domains help creators present the community as part of their own brand. The platform is available on web and Android, with API access included on higher plans.
The published plans show a 14-day trial and paid pricing from $15 per month on annual billing. Starter costs $19 per month when billed monthly or $15 per month annually, with discussions, profiles, messaging, moderation, a mobile app and a custom domain. Pro costs $79 monthly or $65 annually and adds white-labeling, advanced reporting, API access, CSS customization and custom SSO. Advance costs $259 monthly or $205 annually, adding a dedicated account manager, priority support, email white-labeling, custom OAuth and white-label apps. These tiers make Starter the practical entry point, while Pro and Advance target more branded and technically customized communities.
UUKI’s strongest fit is a creator or business that wants community, events and monetization in one focused product. It supports Facebook, Google and WordPress SSO, plus API access and webhooks, but its ecosystem is narrower than platforms built around a larger integration catalog. Mobile access is centered on Android, and the published Google Play listing was last updated June 29, 2022. Choose UUKI when paid memberships, branded spaces and direct member interaction matter most. Consider another platform if broad integrations, wider mobile coverage or a larger ecosystem are central requirements.
UUKI pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Paid content, one-time payments and subscriptions
- Private spaces, chats, events and moderation
- Custom domains, API access and webhooks on higher tiers
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is shown on the current pricing structure
- Platform coverage centers on web and Android
- Integration options are limited to SSO, API and webhooks
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