How to choose a Kajabi template
Compare website, sales page and course templates with a practical checklist for your next launch.
By Ojas Creative
Start with the page your visitor needs
Write down the next action you want a visitor to take: understand your business, explore an offer, or access a purchased course. A website template helps organize a broader brand experience. A sales page focuses on one offer. A course template focuses on the member experience. Decide which problem you are solving before comparing visual styles.
Compare the actual package
Open the product details and list the pages, layouts and files included. A screenshot of a whole site does not by itself describe everything in a download. Check the documented compatibility, installation instructions, license and support scope. If a feature is essential to your launch and is not explicitly listed, ask about it before buying.
Try your own content in the design
Use your real headline, a typical lesson title and your longest navigation label as a checklist while viewing the demo. A layout that looks spacious with a short sample headline may need adjustments for your copy. Check whether your photographs work with the image shapes and whether the design leaves room for your offer explanation.
Choose by fit, then style
Compare two or three candidates against the same requirements: intended page type, included layouts, mobile readability, customization needs and support. Choose the closest fit to the content you already have. Keep a list of any extra design or setup work so that the template price is not mistaken for the complete launch cost.