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HoneyBook vs Kajabi: Which is best for you?
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- I love the ability to create templates and recurring invoices with the Honeybook configuration and implementation tools.
- I hoped to have specific payments for each stage of the work but in HoneyBook I am only able to select general recurrent dates, which is not suitable when the delivery can be different from client to client.
- I love the ease of using this, when I first was introduced to Kajabi I had a client using it for their website and they had a designed ghost them and we had a launch for a offer then following week I was able to fully build out a sales funnel from sales page through confirmation emails and tagging.
- Inventory management functions are not available at all that makes it highly challenging to sell physical goods such as branded logbooks. When you have few contacts the pricing structure is extremely aggressive.
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