The only toolset you need to operate and grow your online courses and membership communities.
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Home page hero
The home page opens on solid black with a faint grid of outlined circles behind the content. A thin, rounded outline bar holds a bold wordmark with a small cube-like logo at the left, four links (product, about us, blog and resources), a plain log-in link and a pale mint get-early-access pill. The headline, "How Creators Grow Community.," is set in a wide, extra-heavy typeface across four lines in white, peach and mint, and two small circular photos sit inside it, one of a woman with red hair and glasses and one of a hand holding a pineapple. At the lower left, a small collage of white interface cards shows community stats (more than fifteen thousand members, fifty-five new members, nearly thirty thousand new messages), a list of top spaces from chat and course tools, a toggle list of automations (a renewal reminder and an onboarding flow) and an automated welcome message. At the right, a short line says the product is the only toolset needed to operate and grow online courses and membership communities. A scrolling caps ticker below lists learning management platforms, teaching, membership communities and email marketing.
Quote and three features
A white section starts with a border of black circles that dissolve into pastel pink, peach and mint dots. A large customer quote from a community manager says the product gives the team the tools to make intelligent engagement decisions and get real-time analytics, beside three round portraits on a dotted trail. A black band, "Connect with your community while we get busy in the background," has two tiny image circles inside the headline. Below it, a grid of light grey cards has bold titles: avoid that awkward radio silence (start discussions in channels, spaces, groups or by email, scheduled or in real time), let us get everyone settled (automatically add members to community spaces and course platforms) and take a peek around (insights from community activity, online courses and private spaces, with a curvy line and small stat cards).
Under one roof and customers
Two more cards show a unified member profile (name, messages, reactions and an engagement level, with icons for connected apps) and a dashboard (most active members, popular days and new audience members), under the titles gather everything you need under one roof and declunkify. A mint section with a scalloped top edge has a gigantic black headline, "Our customers love us.," and a scatter of white quote cards from founders and community managers of an education brand, a business community and a school, with notes such as serving 50 people at once instead of 12, and links to case studies.
Integrations, steps and closing
A black block, "Integrations We've got 'em," lists seven integration tiles: a course platform, an email marketing tool, a workspace suite, two community platforms, a team chat and another course platform, each with a name and a category label. A section, "Here's how it works," has three grey cards, step one (connect social, community, marketing and course platforms), step two (understand members' journeys and activities) and step three (create workflows, schedule messages and track success). The final black block, "Join us in the 'burbs," has a line about managing the mundane, a mint get-early-access pill and a mosaic of round-cropped faces. The footer has company links, social icons, a support email and a 2022 copyright.
Based on a single full-page screenshot of burb.co from 2022 (the footer shows a 2022 copyright), the only capture available for this entry. Member counts, customer quotes and integrations are as shown on the capture date and are the site's own. Check the live site for the current features.
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