We all know there are hundreds of Slack groups, LinkedIn collectives, and meetups out there. But which ones actually make a real difference to your work, network, or learning?
Members: 10,000+
Paid: Free
Platform: Slack, website, and LinkedIn
A global CRO community sharing experiments, salary reports, and practical insights. Slack group included.
What value do member say they get from this community?
New insights or knowledge, Access to experts, Professional network or collaborations
What’s the most valuable thing members gained from this community?
Networking and friendships
Why or why would you not recommend this community?
"It's a no-judgement, free community filled with access to amazing people"
A content platform for CX leaders, offering webinars, reports, and a peer community.
Members:Not publicly disclosed
Paid:Free registration
Platform:Web-based community with content access
One of the most respected UX research and training companies in the world, founded by Jakob Nielsen and Don Norman.
Members:Not publicly disclosed
Paid:Paid (training, certification)
Platform:Website with training and certification programs
Learn how to use UX metrics to guide your product decisions before you build.
A premium online education platform for growth, CRO, and digital marketing professionals.
Members:Not publicly disclosed
Paid:Paid (starting at $295/month), with occasional $1 trial offers
Platform:CXL Institute platform with community forums
A curated directory of tools and resources for CRO professionals.
Members:Not applicable (resource directory)
Paid:Free
Platform:Website
A media platform focused on customer experience, contact center, and CX technology news and trends.
Members:~40,000
Paid:Free
Platform:Online community via website and newsletter
A media platform focused on customer experience, contact center, and CX technology news and trends.
Members:Not publicly disclosed
Paid:Free
Platform:Online magazine
A certification and membership platform for customer experience professionals, governed by CXPA.
Members:Not publicly disclosed
Paid:Paid certification (e.g., $495–$645)
Platform:CXPA portal and learning platform
A global association for UX professionals offering events, mentorship, and a strong community.
Members:Not publicly disclosed
Paid:Varies by chapter; some may charge membership dues
Platform:Website and local chapters
An international community focused on interaction design with local chapters and an annual global conference.
Members:~150,000
Paid:Free
Platform:Website, local chapters, and conferences
Dutch association focused on data-driven marketing, with special interest groups in CRO and CX.
Members:Not publicly disclosed
Paid:Paid membership
Platform:Website and events
A podcast and learning platform focused on Human-Centered Design and service design.
Members:Not publicly disclosed
Paid:Paid (€4/month)
Platform:Website, podcast, and private community
A global online community for business leaders focused on customer-centric strategies such as CX, CRM, and customer service.
Members:Not publicly disclosed
Paid:Free
Platform:Web-based community and content hub
A blogging platform where many UX/CX professionals and communities publish articles, guides and case studies.
Members:Not applicable (publishing platform)
Paid:Free to publish; $5/month for readers
Platform:Medium
An analytics-focused unconference held worldwide, popular among CRO, analytics, and UX pros.
Our mission is to create a safe space where creatives can unite in purpose and path. A space for creatives to collaborate, profit and belong.
Members: 299
Paid:Free
Platform:MeetUp
Our mission is to cultivate a collaborative environment where designers, product managers, technologists and thinkers from varied backgrounds can converge to tackle complex challenges, share insights, and drive positive change for individuals, businesses, and Australia.
https://www.meetup.com/nl-NL/adelaide-design-thinking/
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