Hire a Community Manager.
Members welcomed, engaged and kept coming back.
Also called: Audience & Community Manager, Online Community Manager, Discord Community Manager
From US$6 an hourUS$6-27.50/hr
- Coaches & info products
- Media & creators
- SaaS & tech
- Works your hours
- Colombia hub, on New York time or an hour behind
- Month to month
- Welcomes every new member within 24 hoursMember onboarding
- Publishes daily and weekly prompts, challenges, wins threadsEngagement programming
- Enforces community guidelinesModeration and support
- Flags at-risk members and runs personal re-engagement outreachRetentionDoing
- Discord
- Facebook Groups
- Slack
- Discourse
- Zoom
- Stripe
Pick the level. See the price.
US$6an hour
Level 1 of 4, also called junior.Posts scheduled prompts, welcomes members using templates and removes spam according to the rules.
- Daily welcome posts and replies
- Prompt schedule executed on time
- Moderation and escalation log
US$10.50an hour
Level 2 of 4, also called mid-level.Owns daily community operations end to end with light review.
- Monthly engagement calendar
- Onboarding sequence and orientation thread
- Weekly event run-of-show and recap
US$16.50an hour
Level 3 of 4, also called senior.Owns activation and retention outcomes.
- Member journey map with activation milestones
- Churn-save and win-back playbook
- Ambassador or moderator program
US$27.50an hour
Level 4 of 4, also called lead or specialist.Leads a community team or portfolio and designs community strategy, governance and data systems.
- Community strategy and governance framework
- Team SOPs and QA process
- Community data dashboard
Per hour, all-in: recruiting, testing and management.
What you hand to your Community Manager
Tasks
Member onboarding
- Welcomes every new member within 24 hours
- Runs onboarding DM sequences, orientation threads and new-member calls
Engagement programming
- Publishes daily and weekly prompts, challenges, wins threads
- Plans and hosts live events, AMAs and co-working sessions
- Engages with brand social comments and user-generated content
Moderation and support
- Enforces community guidelines
- Answers member questions and triages billing, access
- Maintains the FAQ, resource library and pinned guides
Retention
- Flags at-risk members and runs personal re-engagement outreach
- Runs exit surveys and partners with marketing
Insights and reporting
- Reports weekly on active members, posts, event attendance
- Collects testimonials, wins and case studies
Platform operations
- Manages roles, channels and permissions
- Maintains automations linking payments to member access
Week one
- Admin or moderator role granted on Skool, Circle, Discord or the relevant platform
- Community guidelines, tone-of-voice guide and brand kit handed over
- FAQ, resource library and pinned guides reviewed and gaps listed
- Event calendar, Zoom or StreamYard account and recording workflow set up
Tools
Works inside your Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, under your admin settings.
- Microsoft 365Copilot
- Google WorkspaceGemini
AI
AI gets the first draft and the grunt work done. Your Community Manager brings the strategy, fact-checks every claim and makes it sound like you.
First drafts in your brand voice
Blogs, emails and captions drafted from a brief and your voice guide, then edited, fact-checked and given the insight AI can't supply.
One piece, many formats
A webinar or article turned into posts, an email and a short video script, each checked for accuracy.
SEO and AI search
Topic research, content briefs, and checking how you show up in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers.
Weekly reporting
GA4 and ad-platform exports summarized into a one-page report: what changed, why, and what to try next.
Ad copy variants
AI drafts headline and copy variants inside your claims rules. Your Community Manager picks, checks and launches the tests.
Our rule: business-grade AI only, never free or personal accounts.
Prefer no AI on a task? Tell your Community Manager and they won't use it.See AI & automation roles
Tested before you meet them
- Tone and member response testAll levels40 min
- Moderation judgment testAll levels20 min
- Community platform practicalIntern to Expert45 min
- Engagement and retention planIntermediate and up2.5 hrs
- Live hosting and conflict role-playIntermediate and up30 min
- Community portfolio reviewExpert and Specialist30 min
Sample shown
85%
- Skills tested: A skills test for the role, marked by a senior
- English and comms: written English tested, spoken English checked on a call
- ID, work history and references: photo ID, past roles and two referees
From booked call to day one
Step 1: Book a demo
Tell us the role, your hours and your tools.
Step 2: Meet your shortlist
Their level and hourly price, tested before you meet.
Step 3: Pick your person
Month to month. We handle the contract, the equipment and the onboarding, and make sure it all runs.
Step 4: They start work
In your tools, within 12 to 48 hours of a successful interview.
Questions answered
An Intern Community Manager is US$6 an hour, Intermediate US$10.50, Expert US$16.50 and Specialist US$27.50, full time (38 hours a week). That is all-in: recruiting, testing and management, month to month.
Member onboarding, engagement programming, moderation and support and retention, run to your priorities. You choose what they own first.
Six practical tests, marked by a senior, including tone and member response test, moderation judgment test and community platform practical. You see the score before you meet.
Tell us and we replace them free, with a new shortlist of tested people to meet. Seats are month to month with 30 days' notice.
Meet the people who fit your work.
A 15‑minute call on Teams. You leave knowing the level you need and its hourly price.