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Lumant alternative: 7 options for courses and booking

A Lumant alternative should be chosen by what you actually use Lumant for: courses and memberships, bookings, or just a website. Lumant is a Danish platform for courses, community, email and payments, but it builds landing pages, not a full website. It cost DKK 699 a month excl. VAT billed monthly, or DKK 5,990 a year, when we read it on 2026-09-23.

What are the best alternatives to Lumant?

The best alternatives to Lumant are Simplero and Kajabi for courses and memberships, EasyMe and Holdstyring for bookings, Systeme.io and Podia if the price must be low, and Striive if you mostly need a website. Here are the seven with price, pros and cons.

  1. Striive

    That’s usDenmark
    Best for
    You mostly need a website, not a course platform
    Price
    DKK 99 a month incl. VAT for the first 4 months, then DKK 249 a month incl. VAT

    Pros

    • A full website with several pages, a blog and a contact form, not just landing pages
    • Link to the booking or course tool you already use
    • Prices in kroner, hosting in the EU and unlimited team members

    Cons

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  2. Simplero

    Denmark
    Best for
    Established coaches and course sellers who automate a lot
    Price
    Starter USD 59 a month billed yearly or USD 70 monthly

    Pros

    • Website, courses, memberships, email and booking in one
    • A Danish founder and support in Danish

    Cons

    • Prices in dollars
    • Starter holds 500 contacts, so the price rises with your list
    Learn more: Simplero alternative
  3. EasyMe

    Denmark
    Best for
    Therapists and clinics that live off bookings
    Price
    Etableret DKK 497 per 30 days excl. VAT. Online courses DKK 299 a month on top

    Pros

    • Danish booking, client notes and payments with MobilePay
    • Sales turn into invoices in Dinero automatically

    Cons

    • Online courses cost DKK 299 a month extra
    • A card fee from 1.5% per payment on top of the subscription
    Learn more: EasyMe alternative
  4. Systeme.io

    Best for
    Starting free with funnels and a course
    Price
    Free plan; Startup USD 17 a month

    Pros

    • A free plan with 2,000 contacts, one course and your own domain
    • Email, courses, a blog and payments in one

    Cons

    • The free plan has, for example, only one automation and one email campaign
    • We couldn’t confirm Danish or MobilePay
  5. Podia

    United States
    Best for
    Selling your first course or download
    Price
    Mover USD 42 a month billed yearly, plus a 5% fee on sales

    Pros

    • Website, courses, memberships and email in one
    • No Podia fee from the Shaker plan

    Cons

    • A 5% fee on sales on the cheapest plan
    • Prices in dollars, and we couldn’t confirm Danish
  6. Kajabi

    United States
    Best for
    Large course businesses with a high turnover
    Price
    Basic USD 143 a month billed yearly or USD 179 monthly

    Pros

    • Website, courses, community, email and funnels
    • Text such as the checkout can be in Danish

    Cons

    • The most expensive on the list
    • The admin is in English
  7. Holdstyring

    Denmark
    Best for
    Studios with classes: yoga, fitness and dance
    Price
    From DKK 100 a month (Basic)

    Pros

    • Punch cards, memberships and a waiting list
    • MobilePay directly, also for monthly subscriptions

    Cons

    • Built for classes, not online courses
    • A new company, founded in 2025

Prices were read on the vendors’ own pages on 2026-09-23 and 2026-10-14 and may have changed. Dollar prices exclude taxes; Danish prices are shown with or without VAT as the vendor writes them.

Which alternative to Lumant suits you?

The alternative that suits you is the one built for what you sell. Find your situation in the table:

You mostly needChooseBecause
Courses, memberships and email in DanishLumant or SimpleroBoth combine courses, email and payments; Simplero also has a full website and booking
Booking treatments and client notesEasyMeDanish booking and client notes with MobilePay and Dinero
Classes with punch cards and a waiting listHoldstyringBuilt for studios with classes
To start freeSysteme.ioThe free plan has 2,000 contacts and one course
A large course businessKajabiLots of features, but the most expensive
A website with several pages and a blogStriiveA full website at a fixed price in kroner; link to your course or booking tool

What do Lumant and the alternatives cost a year?

Lumant costs DKK 5,990 a year excl. VAT billed yearly, and DKK 8,388 a year if you pay month by month. Here is how the alternatives compare:

PlatformCheapest planPer year
LumantDKK 699 a month excl. VATDKK 5,990 excl. VAT billed yearly
SimpleroStarterUSD 708 billed yearly
KajabiBasicUSD 1,716 billed yearly
PodiaMoverUSD 504 billed yearly, plus 5% of sales
Systeme.ioFree, or Startup0, or USD 17 a month
EasyMeEtableret + OnlineDKK 497 per 30 days + DKK 299 a month, excl. VAT
StriiveOne planDKK 1,890 incl. VAT for the first year, then DKK 2,490 a year incl. VAT

What costs extra in Lumant?

In Lumant, it costs extra once you have more than 6,000 contacts or 100 hours of video, and when you want booking. All excl. VAT:

Add-onIncludedPrice for more
Contacts6,000DKK 60 per 1,000 a month
Video100 hoursDKK 30 per 15 hours a month
BookingNoDKK 99 per host a month

What can’t Lumant do?

Lumant can’t build a full website: it makes landing pages tied to courses, email and payments. We also found no blog among Lumant’s features, and no page saying your own domain can be put on the pages.

  • Landing pages for sign-ups, sales and thank-you pages, with over 400 templates.
  • Courses, memberships, community, email and payments are the core.
  • Booking is the only add-on and costs extra per host.

If your business lives off courses, that’s no problem. If customers need to find you on Google and read about your services over several pages, you need a website alongside.

Can you keep the website in one place and the courses in another?

Yes, and many do: the website lives in a website builder, and the “Buy the course” or “Book a time” button links to the course or booking tool. That’s two subscriptions, but each part does what it’s built for.

In Striive you get the website with a blog, a contact form and a cookie banner, and you link to your course tool. If you don’t sell courses yet, you can start with the website alone and choose the course tool when you need it.

How do you switch from Lumant?

You switch from Lumant by setting up the new tools first and moving customers last:

  1. Write down what you use in Lumant today: landing pages, courses, contacts, email, subscriptions and booking.
  2. Choose the replacement for each part from the table above. It can be one platform, or a website plus a course tool.
  3. Build the website. With move your website you give Striive the address of your current pages, and Striive rebuilds them.
  4. Move courses and contacts. Check Lumant’s help on how to export contacts, and keep the newsletter consent.
  5. Ask both vendors whether running subscriptions can be moved, or whether your members need to sign up again.
  6. Cancel Lumant once everything runs. If you pay yearly, time the switch close to your renewal.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Lumant is a Danish company with prices in kroner, MobilePay, bookkeeping in Dinero and e-conomic, and hosting in EU data centres.

Lumant has a drag-and-drop builder for landing pages, not for a full website with several pages and a blog. If you need one, you can keep the website in a website builder and link to Lumant.

Systeme.io has a free plan with one course and 2,000 contacts, and Startup costs USD 17 a month. We couldn’t confirm that it’s available in Danish or takes MobilePay.

No. Striive builds websites and has no courses, memberships or newsletters. Online payments and booking are planned. If you sell courses, link from your Striive website to your course tool.

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