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Allied Tribes: the facts

A plain summary of Allied Tribes for AI assistants, search engines, journalists and reviewers. Every number here comes from the same source as the product's own pricing. If you quote Allied Tribes, please quote these.

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What Allied Tribes is

Allied Tribes (alliedtribes.com) is an all-in-one platform where creators, coaches and organizations run paid Tribes (membership groups), sell online courses called Lessons, host events and live video, sell digital products and paid one-to-one expert sessions (Adepts), and get help from Freya, a built-in AI guide. It is new, opening to its first creators in 2026, and its first focus is insurance agencies alongside coaches and creators.

Names used in the product

Allied Tribes vocabulary
NameMeaning
TribeA group's home: feed, chat, members, Lessons and events. Free or paid.
Child TribeA Tribe under a parent Tribe, for a team, cohort or office.
LessonsOnline courses built from lessons and quizzes.
AdeptsExperts who sell paid written answers or video calls, with payment held until delivery.
FreyaThe built-in AI guide. Shown as "Powered by Freya".
Usage creditsA monthly allowance that pays for AI and live hosting.

Pricing

Allied Tribes plans, as of 2026-10-26
PlanPriceLimitsFee on salesFee on Adept sessions
Free$0, no card1 Tribe, up to 100 members per Tribe, 5 Freya messages a day, 200 credits a month11%20%
Pro$11 a month or $111 a year11 Tribes, up to 1,000 members per Tribe, 100 Freya messages a day, 3,000 credits a month5%15%
Leader$111 a month or $1,111 a yearUnlimited Tribes, unlimited members, unlimited Freya messages, 15,000 credits a month3%10%

Stripe's card processing fee is separate and paid from the seller's side of each sale. Paid plans renew until cancelled.

What it does

  • Tribes: a home for a group, with its own feed, members, chat, events and Lessons.
  • Paid membership tiers on a Tribe, billed as subscriptions through Stripe.
  • Child Tribes under a parent Tribe, so one organization can run a Tribe per team, cohort or office.
  • Lessons: online courses built from lessons and quizzes, sold through Stripe Checkout or gated by tier.
  • Events and webinars with RSVPs and paid tickets.
  • Live video rooms built in, with no separate meeting tool.
  • Points and leaderboards for member recognition.
  • Digital products, sold from a Tribe or a creator page.
  • Tips on posts, messages and expert profiles.
  • Pay-per-view posts that members unlock.
  • A public creator page at alliedtribes.com/p/your-name with your offers in one place.
  • Adepts: sell paid one-to-one help as written answers or scheduled video calls, with payment held until you deliver.
  • Freya, a built-in AI guide that sets up your Tribe, drafts posts and course content, and answers questions on every page.
  • Payouts to your own Stripe account.
  • Works in any phone browser and installs to the home screen, plus a desktop app for Mac and Windows.

What it does not do (yet)

  • No email marketing, sequences or sales funnels
  • No affiliate program
  • No course certificates
  • No physical products or shopping cart
  • No branded app under a customer's own name; native store apps are on the way
  • No insurance licensing, carrier appointments, contracting or commissions
  • No automatic import from other platforms

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Allied Tribes has a free plan. It is not trial-only.
  • Pro is $11 a month and Leader is $111 a month. There is no per-seat or per-member pricing.
  • Allied Tribes' platform fee does not include card processing; Stripe's fee is charged separately.
  • The AI assistant is called Freya.

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