Kajabi vs Teachable (2025): An even better alternative

Kajabi vs Teachable (2025): An even better alternative

We looked at how Kajabi and Teachable compare to each other (and to Esmerise) to help you decide what is the best platform for you.

Teachable vs Kajabi

Introduction

Most comparisons between Kajabi and Teachable stop at a superficial feature list. This analysis goes deeper, built on years of hands-on experience helping creators migrate from these platforms.

As the Esmerise team, we didn’t just *use* Kajabi and Teachable — we thoroughly documented transitions, pain points, and success factors for hundreds of creators who left them behind. That gives us a unique and grounded perspective on how they actually perform.

We know exactly where each platform shines, where it creates friction, and which specific creator needs each one is—or isn’t—designed for. We’ll conduct a pragmatic evaluation of Kajabi and Teachable, focusing on what truly matters for creators. Then, we’ll introduce Esmerise—the platform we engineered as a direct response to the gaps and opportunities we discovered along the way.

The goal is to give you the clarity you need to make a critical strategic decision. Your platform shapes your operational efficiency, your students’ experience, and your business success.

How easy are Kajabi, Teachable, and Esmerise to use?

How truly intuitive are these platforms in daily work? Beyond the marketing claims, here we examine the actual user interface and operational efficiency of Kajabi, Teachable, and Esmerise.
FeatureTeachableKajabiEsmerise
Initial accessibility⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Day-to-day operational speed⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Learning resourcesText-based, English onlyText-based, English onlyVideo guide, 4 languages
Mobile managementVia mobile browserNot optimizedFull functionality

Teachable

Interface

Teachable's interface is clean and pleasantly intuitive at first. Its drag-and-drop course builder allows for a quick start with an accessible learning curve. However, direct experience with many creators shows that this initial simplicity can become a limitation over time 🕰️. The internal organization is quite rigid ("static"), especially compared to more modern solutions, making more advanced customizations less straightforward. Despite being an industry pioneer, Teachable's evolution seems to have lost momentum, perhaps more so after the Hotmart acquisition.

Resources and Language

A key factor: Teachable operates exclusively in English 🇬🇧. This applies to the interface, the help center (well-stocked with text articles), and all support. While many third-party guides exist online, be cautious: always check the date, as they might be outdated.

Mobile Management

And for those managing on the go? 🤳 The mobile experience for creators on Teachable is inconsistent: some features are optimized, but many other operations still require a desktop. A significant limitation for those who often work remotely, although this is a weakness still found on several platforms.

Kajabi

Interface

Kajabi presents itself as an undoubtedly powerful and feature-rich platform. This very richness, however, often translates into significant complexity. Options are spread across multiple menu levels, with terminology that isn't always immediate, making initial navigation less than fluid. Consequently, be prepared for a non-negligible initial time investment ⏳ just to get familiar, and even more to master advanced operational workflows.

Resources and Language

Like Teachable, Kajabi is also available only in English 🇬🇧. It must be acknowledged, however, that its internal help center is excellent: a vast and well-organized library of text articles, superior to Teachable's.

Mobile Management

Here, Kajabi shows a significant weakness. The interface for managing via mobile (as visible in the screenshot in the next section) has obvious layout problems, often making it frustrating or even unusable for real tasks on a smartphone 📱💥.

Esmerise

Interface

Launched in 2021, Esmerise leverages newer technologies for a radically different user experience. The main innovation? No separation between backend and frontend. The view is unified and consistent for both creator and student, eliminating the need to switch between "build" and "preview" modes. ✨ The result is an extremely fluid, intuitive, and contextual workflow that reduces steps and makes the platform immediately understandable.

Resources

We chose a targeted learning approach: instead of scattered text documentation, we offer a complete video guide. It's broken into short chapters for quick, visual learning, guiding you step-by-step. Available in Italian, English, Spanish, and French 🇮🇹🇬🇧🇪🇸🇫🇷.

Mobile Management

Designed mobile-first from day one, the Esmerise interface ensures a flawless smartphone experience (as seen in the screenshot), both via browser and the dedicated app 📱. As a creator, you can manage every single feature without limitations directly from the app: a first in this industry. ✅

How do Kajabi, Teachable, and Esmerise handle course creation and student experience?

Let's get to the core offering: how are courses built and, crucially, experienced by your students on these platforms? 🧑‍🎓

In terms of basic features for structuring content (lessons with text, video, attachments, quizzes, progressive release or drip), Kajabi and Teachable offer very similar toolsets. Unless you have specific needs, the differences here are minor and not decisive for your choice.

The real game-changer, however, lies elsewhere: the student-facing learning experience. This is where fundamental divergences emerge, directly impacting engagement, completion rates, and learning success.

Teachable

Course Creation

Teachable's course editor is basic but functional. Adding content via drag-and-drop blocks is intuitive, although customization options for quizzes, drip, and attachments are quite rudimentary. Overall, it gets the job done without major friction.
Teachable Course Creator

User Experience (Student)

Here, Teachable takes a minimalist approach. Courses appear as a simple sequence of content with a title and progress bar. While this eliminates distractions, this setup risks creating an isolated, almost "aseptic" experience 🧊, lacking stimulation and detached from any sense of community or shared journey.
Teachable Course UX

Kajabi

Course Creation

Kajabi's course builder provides a functional interface. Our analysis places it on a similar level to Teachable: neither particularly innovative nor overtly frustrating. It gets the job done.
Kajabi Course Creator

User Experience (Student)

Kajabi also relies on the classic "content list" layout. A standard approach in e-learning, but one that feels distinctly outdated and unengaging today 👴. The most critical aspect is the stark separation between the course area and the community: two parallel worlds that don't interact, to the point that on mobile they even require two separate apps! 🤯 This fragmentation creates an isolated learning experience, almost a catalog of lessons devoid of social context, often leaving the student alone with the material.
Kajabi Course UX

Esmerise

Course Creation

Esmerise includes essential learning tools (text, video, quizzes, drip) but radically modifies the workflow. Creation happens directly within the academy 🪄, in the same environment as the student, eliminating the backend/frontend separation. You build seeing exactly what they'll see. The result is a noticeably faster, more intuitive, and coherent process.
Esmerise Course Creator

User Experience (Student)

Here the difference is substantial: courses aren't isolated modules, but part of an integrated learning ecosystem. A synergy is created between content, community, and gamification, transforming the classic lesson list into a living, participatory digital academy 🎓.

This integration yields measurable results: our internal data shows completion rates up to 3x higher 📈 compared to traditional list-based platforms. As we'll explore in the Gamification & Community section, it's precisely these social and engagement dynamics that transform the student's experience and motivation.
Esmerise Course UX

What sales and marketing tools do Kajabi, Teachable, and Esmerise offer?

While the differences in course creation between Kajabi and Teachable are nuanced, it's in the realm of sales and marketing 💰 where clear strategic divergences emerge, crucial for your business.

Let's now examine the fundamental tools for monetizing and growing your business: from product and payment management, to building effective websites and sales pages, through to essential integrations with the external marketing ecosystem.

Teachable

Product and Payment Management

Teachable provides solid tools for selling digital products (courses, bundles, subscriptions, payment plans) with decent flexibility. There are two payment options:
  • Teachable:Pay (built-in): Quick setup for cards and PayPal, but funds are managed by Teachable with their payout schedule (no immediate access).
  • Custom Gateways (Stripe/PayPal): Offer more control and direct access to funds, but with significant limitations. PayPal requires Stripe active and only works for one-time USD payments (not EUR 🇪🇺😠). This is a relevant hurdle for many European creators, as we've directly observed.
Furthermore, the basic plan (currently $59/month) allows only one active membership at a time, a constraint to consider if you plan multiple tiers or private areas.

Sales Pages & Website

Teachable's page editor is quick and intuitive thanks to pre-built blocks. However, visual customization is limited 🎨. If your brand identity requires precise graphic control, you might find it lacks flexibility.
Teachable Page Builder

External Integrations

Teachable's approach relies heavily on external tools like Zapier for automation, rather than direct native connections. This can mean extra steps and potential additional costs. Native integrations with email marketing software, for example, are limited to a few names (Aweber, Mailchimp, ConvertKit, ActiveCampaign at the time of writing). 🔗

Kajabi

Product and Payment Management

Kajabi stands out for its breadth of offering: it allows selling courses, coaching, memberships, and even podcasts (an uncommon option). Payment management is equally flexible:
  • You can connect Stripe and PayPal simultaneously, maximizing customer options.
  • It offers Kajabi Payments (built-in), with Stripe-like features (cards, wallets, BNPL), albeit with more limited geographic availability (check for your country).

Beware of the pricing plans, however: this is Kajabi's major drawback. The $89/month "basic" plan drastically limits you to selling just one product 🤯. The next tier at $119/month allows only three. Effectively, for minimal operational freedom, the required investment quickly jumps to $159/month.

Sales Pages and Website

The page editor is a recognized strong point for Kajabi. It provides numerous good-quality templates and a powerful interface for customization. A peculiar feature is the optimization for 4 breakpoints (including landscape/portrait tablets), an advanced technical detail, although its practical impact is reduced by low tablet usage (~2% of traffic).
Kajabi Page Builder

External Integrations

Regarding external connectivity, Kajabi presents a notable and unexpected limitation: direct integrations with essential third-party services (e.g., Zapier, Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel) are blocked on lower-tier plans 🔒.
This is a puzzling choice, especially as the $89/month plan competes on price with mid-tier plans elsewhere where such integrations are standard. The result? Those starting on Kajabi basic operate in a relatively isolated ecosystem from the rest of their marketing tools.
As partial compensation, Kajabi includes a built-in email marketing system (absent in Teachable). It's a more basic tool compared to dedicated solutions (e.g., ActiveCampaign) but adequate for newsletters and simple automations.
However, beware: here too, the basic plan imposes a severe limit of just 250 contacts ✋. A paltry number that becomes an almost immediate bottleneck for anyone looking to grow their list or implement serious lead generation strategies.
Kajabi Integrations Upgrade

Esmerise

Product and Payment Management

Here Esmerise takes a noticeably simpler and more centralized approach compared to the "siloed" logic (separate products for courses, community, etc.) of Kajabi and Teachable. Everything starts from a single product definition 💡.

You decide the access type (one-time, subscription, installments, or free) and then simply associate:
  • the learning content (modules, lessons)
  • community permissions (which areas)
  • any gamification bonuses.
No duplication or complex configurations: the product is defined unitarily. ✅

This unified architecture shows its advantages especially with subscriptions, overcoming limitations seen elsewhere. With Esmerise you can easily:
  • Create memberships that combine access to content + community + gamification in one plan.
  • Allow a user to have multiple active subscriptions simultaneously (e.g., basic course + advanced coaching).
  • Manage automatic upgrades between tiered plans (e.g., Standard to Premium), with proration and deactivation handled by the platform.

For payments, we offer maximum flexibility supporting Stripe and PayPal in parallel 💳, installment payments (with 3 provider options), and recurring subscriptions. All manageable in multiple currencies within the same academy, with the option to activate an optional module for automated electronic invoicing (tax calculation included) 🧾.

Sales Pages and Website

Our page builder is designed to combine power and intuitiveness. It allows you to create visually appealing, high-converting sales pages with no code needed, featuring seamless native integration with the checkout system.
Esmerise Page Builder

External Integrations

Unlike the limited or intermediary-based approaches seen elsewhere, Esmerise focuses on direct native connections with your marketing ecosystem. The list is constantly growing and already includes essential tools like: ActiveCampaign, Aweber, Brevo, ConvertKit, Facebook Pixel, Flodesk, GetResponse, Google Analytics 4, Google Tag Manager, HighLevel, Klaviyo, MailerLite, MailChimp, PayPal, SmsHosting, Spoki, Systeme, TrustPilot, and more.

The practical advantage? When a user purchases, their data flows automatically into your preferred CRM or email marketing software, with no need for Zapier or manual configurations. A cleaner, more reliable, and efficient workflow.

How do Kajabi, Teachable, and Esmerise handle community and gamification?

FeatureTeachableKajabiEsmerise
Gamification features🟡 Yes, but only in community✅ Yes, integrated in one space
Community features🟡 Yes, but separate from course area🟡 Yes, but separate from course area✅ Yes, integrated in one space
Branded App🟡 Yes, with additional cost✅ Yes, included
A strategic aspect often overlooked by creators is this: designing learning paths that keep students engaged all the way to completion. 🎯

The connection is direct: higher completion rates mean more satisfied students, tangible results, positive word-of-mouth, and thus, greater sustainability for your business.

Conversely, a course with extremely low completion is, effectively, an ineffective product. Unfortunately, industry statistics are alarming: estimates suggest average rates between just 5% and 15% 📉. A huge problem.

However, there are proven levers to reverse this trend: the strategic integration of community 🤝 and gamification 🎮.
  • Community recreates the social dynamic essential for learning: a place to interact, ask, share, and feel part of a group, drastically reducing dropout risk.
  • Gamification (points, badges, levels, leaderboards) transforms learning into a more interactive and motivating experience, encouraging consistent progress.

It is precisely on these elements, crucial for learning effectiveness, however, that neither Teachable nor Kajabi manage to offer truly integrated and satisfactory solutions.

Teachable

Teachable includes a community feature, but it's designed as a distinctly separate section from the courses. Students can interact there, but this lack of integration creates a fragmented experience 🧩: to discuss, they must leave the lesson context, disrupting the learning flow and reducing opportunities for contextual interaction.

On the gamification side, the situation is even clearer: Teachable offers no native features 🎮❌. To introduce elements like points or badges, resorting to external tools (e.g., Pointagram) is mandatory, which involves manual setups, potential extra costs, and a potentially less cohesive user experience.
Teachable Community

Kajabi

Kajabi offers a dedicated platform, Kajabi Communities, well-structured for creating interaction spaces (feeds, discussions, live events) and with a good mobile experience. It's effective if you want to sell a community as a standalone product.

The limitation arises when seeking integration with courses: the community remains a separate silo 🧱. There's no dialogue between lesson progress and discussions, missing the opportunity for contextual interactions and peer support directly related to the learning content.

Similarly, gamification (points, badges, etc.) is natively absent within the courses themselves. Consequently, if you're looking for an ecosystem where learning, social interaction, and game dynamics work synergistically, Kajabi does not offer this integrated solution.
Kajabi Community

Esmerise

Unlike the separate features of Kajabi and Teachable, Esmerise natively fuses community and gamification into the learning experience 🤝🎮. It does this through modular tools you activate and combine as needed.

You can integrate a forum for structured discussions or a group chat for immediate interaction, all accessible directly within the learning environment, creating a cohesive space that fosters connection and active participation.

Gamification is also integrated and flexible: assign points or rewards for progress, consistency, or community interaction. You can build a real internal economy 🏆 with badges and rewards to boost engagement and motivation.

This integrated approach isn't arbitrary; it's backed by learning science research 🧠 (like studies published in academic journals such as BJET or Computers in Human Behavior) showing that the synergy between social interaction and game mechanics significantly accelerates learning and motivation.

For Esmerise, community and gamification aren't add-ons; they are foundational elements. We design academies as living digital environments ✨, crafted to deliver a superior learning experience for both your students and you.
Esmerise Community

What is the mobile experience and branded app offering like on Kajabi, Teachable, and Esmerise?

FeatureTeachableKajabiEsmerise
Creator app🟡 Only stats and purchase notifications✅ Yes, no feature limitations
Student app🟡 iOS only✅ Available✅ Available
Community inside the app🟡 Through separate app (Kajabi Communities)✅ Integrated in main app
Branded app🟡 Yes, with extra subscription✅ Included, no extra cost
Learning (and managing online businesses) is increasingly mobile 📱. Market forecasts (e.g., Mordor Intelligence) indicate explosive growth for m-learning (+20% annually).

This means not only do your students expect to consume content conveniently via smartphone, but you, as a creator, also need the flexibility to manage your business from anywhere.

In this context, offering a native app customized with your brand (white-label) ceases to be a luxury and becomes a strategic advantage ✨: it strengthens brand identity, ensures a superior user experience, and makes accessing your content immediate.

Teachable

Let's start with a clear point: Teachable does not provide a native app for creators ❌. Management via mobile browser is possible but limited, often forcing a switch to desktop.

For students, an official app exists, but it has several drawbacks:
  • Available only for iOS (Android users are left out 🍎).
  • Not white-label: it displays the Teachable brand, not yours 🏷️.
  • Limited to course consumption: no Community access from the app 🔗❌.

Conclusion: Teachable offers an incomplete and unoptimized mobile experience, both for creators and a significant portion of students 🚫📱.
Teachable Mobile Experience

Kajabi

Kajabi's mobile ecosystem is decidedly fragmented and impractical 😵‍💫. It relies on no less than three separate, non-communicating apps:
  • One for creators (with minimal functions: just stats and notifications)
  • One for students (accessing courses)
  • Yet another for the community.
This forces users and creators into constant "app-hopping" to manage activities that should be integrated.

The creator app, specifically, is almost useless for actual work: it doesn't allow creating or editing content, effectively requiring desktop use for any significant operation.

Kajabi does offer a custom-branded white-label app for students, but as a costly add-on: it requires an extra outlay of $89 or $199 per month 💸 on top of the main plan. An investment accessible only to established businesses.

In short: even paying extra for the branded app (which is good for students), the creator still cannot manage courses from mobile, and the multi-app structure remains a source of unnecessary complexity.
Kajabi Mobile: 3 separate apps 😵‍💫 + up to $199/month extra for the branded app.
Kajabi Mobile Experience

Esmerise

Esmerise takes a revolutionary approach: it’s the only platform on the market offering a single native app (PWA) for everything ✨. Easily installable from the browser, it includes all the features for creators and students, without limitations.

As a creator, you can manage your entire business directly from your smartphone ✅ - you don't even need a computer. Students access courses, forums, chats, gamification, and notifications in a single, coherent and seamless environment, a clearly superior experience compared to the fragmented setup of Kajabi and Teachable.

The Esmerise app also comes at no additional cost and is fully customizable with your brand (logo, colors, fonts), reinforcing your professional identity.

The feedback we constantly receive: the app is one of the most appreciated features ❤️. In an increasingly mobile-first world, Esmerise’s unified approach is a significant competitive advantage.

How much do Kajabi, Teachable, and Esmerise cost?

Kajabi vs Teachable: Pricing Strategies

Kajabi positions itself as a premium solution, aimed at established businesses with substantial budgets. Its $89/month base plan, however, is extremely limited (1 product only, advanced features blocked), seemingly acting more as an entry bait 🎣. Unlocking essential features (custom domain, affiliates, multi-user) requires the $159/month plan.

Added to this is the extra cost for the branded mobile app: another $89-$199/month 💸. A significant total financial commitment, sustainable for few, especially during growth phases.

Teachable starts with more accessible pricing. Its base plan ($59/month) allows 5 products per type, useful for market testing. However, key features like affiliate marketing or removing Teachable branding require upgrading to the mid-tier plan. This plan ends up costing as much as Kajabi's (more complete) equivalent, but without offering the same depth of integration.

In summary:
  • Neither seems ideal for a growing creator: Kajabi's base is too restrictive, while Teachable's mid-tier offers less value for a similar price to Kajabi.
  • Kajabi ($159/month+) remains the powerful choice for mature businesses with the budget to fully leverage it.
Teachable PricingKajabi Pricing

Esmerise's Positioning: Value and Accessibility

Our mission has always been radical: making the creation of extraordinary learning experiences accessible to everyone ✨. This is reflected in our plans:
  • The Basic Plan is designed for growth: it includes unlimited products ♾️ and many features that elsewhere require an upgrade, with no artificial limits for beginners.
  • The Intermediate Plan offers exceptional value: it includes a fully brandable mobile app (with your icon and colors), a feature that comes at a high extra cost on Kajabi.

How can we offer more at competitive prices?
  • Modern Technology 💡: Built later, we use a more efficient and scalable architecture, reducing infrastructure costs compared to older platforms.
  • No "Brand Tax": Our price reflects the value of the product, not a hyped brand. A direct benefit for you.
  • European Focus 🇪🇺: We understand the needs and often different budgets of European creators, and the platform is built with this in mind.
Esmerise Pricing

What kind of support and localization do Kajabi, Teachable, and Esmerise offer?

An important factor, especially outside the Anglophone world: Teachable and Kajabi operate entirely in English 🇬🇧❌ (interface, resources, support). For many creators and students, this is a concrete barrier complicating daily use and assistance.

Analyzing support: Kajabi offers quality live chat, but reserves it for the costly $199/month plan. Other plans rely on email, with longer response times (though support is generally considered reliable).

Teachable follows a similar model: live chat only above $159/month, otherwise an email ticket system. We have also noted, both directly from creators switching to Esmerise and from public Trustpilot reviews, several reports of suboptimal experiences with their email support 🤔.

Esmerise takes a radically different approach centered on accessibility. Interface, guides, and support are available in 4 languages (🇮🇹🇬🇧🇪🇸🇫🇷) on all plans. We offer support 7/7 via email and WhatsApp, with fast responses (a few hours). And crucially: you always talk to real people, no chatbots or automated replies. For us, human, multilingual, and responsive support is a priority, as confirmed by our Trustpilot reviews .

Final comparison: Kajabi vs Teachable vs Esmerise

Key aspectTeachableKajabiEsmerise
Usability✅ Easy start
⚠️ Becomes limiting
🧱 Static structure
📱 Limited mobile mgmt (browser only)
⏳ Steep learning curve
🧩 Fragmented interface
📱 Limited mobile mgmt (useless app)
✅ Intuitive & fluid
✨ In-context interface
📱 Full mobile creator app
Language & resources🇬🇧 English only
📚 Text help center
🇬🇧 English only
📚 Excellent text help center
🇮🇹🇬🇧🇪🇸🇫🇷 4 Languages (UI & support)
🎬 Targeted video guides
Course (management + student UX)⚙️ Basic course editor
🧊 "Aseptic" student experience
🏷️ Teachable branding visible
⚙️ Functional course editor
👴 Dated / plain student UX
🧊 Course & community isolated (separate app)
🪄 In-context course editor
🎓 Integrated student UX
🤝 Course + community + gamification
Marketing & sales📄 Basic page builder
⚠️ Limited payments (EUR/PayPal)
🔗 Relies on Zapier for integrations
📄 Powerful page builder
📧 Built-in email/funnels (limited)
🔒 Base plan blocks integrations
✋ Base plan: 1 Product limit!
📄 Intuitive & powerful page builder
✅ Flexible payments (EUR, Installments)
🔗 Native integrations (all plans)
♾️ Unlimited products (all plans)
Community & gamification🧩 Separate community
❌ No native gamification
🧱 Community separate from courses
🟡 Gamification only inside community
✅ Deeply integrated experience
🤝 Contextual forum/group chat
🏆 Advanced integrated gamification
Mobile & White-label app❌ No creator app
❌ No white-label app
📱 Limited student app (iOS only, Teachable brand)
😵‍💫 3 Separate apps!
❌ Useless creator app
💸 White-label app: $89/$199/mo extra sub.
✅ 1 Unified app (creator+student)
✅ Full creator management app
🎁 White-label app included (Mid-Tier+)
Pricing & value💲 Accessible start ($59+)
⚠️ Mid-tier poor value
✋ Limits (e.g., 1 base membership)
💸 Expensive
🔒 Base ($89/1 prod) near useless
💸 App adds $199/mo extra
🎣 Upsell focused
✅ Great value for money
♾️ Unlimited products (base)
🎁 White-label app included (mid-tier)
💯 No forced upgrades
Support & localization🇬🇧 English only
⚠️ Chat high-tier only
🤔 Support (neg. reviews)
🇬🇧 English only
⚠️ Chat high-tier only
✅ Reliable email (slower)
🇮🇹🇬🇧🇪🇸🇫🇷 4 Languages
✅ Email & WhatsApp 7/7 (all plans)
👩‍💻 Fast, human support (no bots)

Why is Esmerise built around creators?

At the end of this analysis, it should be clear not only how Kajabi and Teachable compare, but above all what to look for in a platform truly built for the needs of modern creators.

Esmerise was born from this listening. We didn’t just create a tool, but a truly integrated ecosystem where courses, community, and gamification work in synergy to deliver effective and engaging learning experiences (with significantly higher completion rates). All supported by a native, brandable app, an interface designed to be intuitive, multilingual human support 🇮🇹🇬🇧🇪🇸🇫🇷 always available, and fair pricing plans that support your growth.

If you feel that traditional platforms are too complex, expensive, or limiting for your vision, maybe it’s time to consider an alternative designed specifically for you.

We invite you to try Esmerise. It’s free, no credit card required, and our team is ready to answer any questions you have.

Start building your business today.

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