Rashad Davis,
T86 Marketing

Best for founders and organizations that need a complete strategic plan for their community but have the internal capacity to implement it themselves.

The Community Business Blueprint defines what should be built, how the member experience should function, how Circle’s AI and automation capabilities should be used, and how the community should support measurable business and member outcomes.

May include:

• Community business model and offer architecture

• Member transformation definition

• Ideal member and audience positioning

• Member journey mapping

• Recommended Circle structure and access model

• Onboarding and activation framework

• Engagement and retention strategy

• Content, communications, and programming rhythm

• Course, Blueprint, or learning-path recommendations

• Recognition, milestone, gamification, and member leadership strategy

• Monetization and membership-tier recommendations

• Circle AI and automation use-case recommendations

• Human-review and escalation recommendations

• Community KPI and measurement framework

• Team roles and operational responsibilities

• Beta, launch, or relaunch roadmap

• Prioritized implementation plan

The client receives a strategic blueprint that can guide their internal team, contractor, or implementation partner through the build.

This package does not include full platform installation or ongoing community management.

Best for founders and organizations launching a new Circle community or rebuilding an existing community with a stronger business, member experience, and operational foundation.

May include:

• Community business and offer architecture

• Member transformation and journey design

• Circle structure and access configuration

• Start Here and onboarding experience

• Courses, resources, and learning pathways

• Content, communications, and programming rhythm

• Events and participation structure

• Recognition, milestone, gamification, or leadership systems

• Circle AI configuration and strategic instructions

• Automation and workflow design

• Brand voice and human-review standards

• Team roles and operating cadence

• Community KPI framework

• Beta, launch, or relaunch planning

• Platform walkthrough and team handoff

Circle’s technology is used as part of the implementation process, but the primary deliverable is the strategic and operational system that guides how the community functions.

Final pricing is based on the complexity of the business model, member experience, implementation, integrations, and internal team requirements.

Two-month minimum

Best for organizations that have the Circle technology and internal execution capacity but need expert oversight to turn plans, AI recommendations, data, and platform capabilities into consistent results.

Includes:

• Two strategy and accountability calls per month

• Monthly community health review

• Asynchronous strategic support

• Review of key rollout assets

• KPI interpretation and execution guidance

• Review and prioritization of Circle AI recommendations

• Member journey and programming refinement

• Launch, adoption, and optimization support

• Guidance for maintaining brand voice and human connection

Best for founders and organizations that want T86 to take an active role in the ongoing health, execution, and optimization of their community.

May include:

• Community health ownership

• Member activation and retention strategy

• Content and programming direction

• AI-assisted monitoring, production, and reporting

• Human review of member-facing communications

• Member engagement and relationship management

• Events and initiative coordination

• Sensitive issue and escalation management

• Onboarding and retention system oversight

• Community health and KPI tracking

• Internal team coordination and accountability

• Executive reporting and strategic recommendations

Final scope and pricing are based on the size and complexity of the community, expected service requirements, member support needs, and level of operational ownership.