Free, open-source alternatives to Circle

Community platform for creators and brands. 4 apps you can run yourself instead of Circle, sorted by how well they replace it. Each one is open source, so your data stays with you.

  1. DiscourseBest match

    Advanced forum / community solution based on Ruby and JS.

    48k starsGPL-2.0Updated 13 October 2026
  2. HumHub

    Flexible kit for private social networks.

    6.8k starsAGPL-3.0Updated 12 October 2026
  3. Flarum

    Delightfully simple forums. Flarum is the next-generation forum software that makes online discussion fun again.

    16.4k starsMITUpdated 9 October 2026
  4. NodeBB

    Forum software built for the modern web.

    15.2k starsGPL-3.0Updated 13 October 2026

Side by side

AppStarsLicenseActivityRuns on
Discourse47,967GPL-2.0Docker
HumHub6,750AGPL-3.0PHP
Flarum16,418MITPHP
NodeBB15,236GPL-3.0Node.js, Docker

Why replace Circle?

Circle works, but your data lives in someone else's account, the price can change at any time, and features can disappear. An open-source app you run yourself is yours: you choose where it runs, who can see the data, and when to update.

Questions

What is the best free alternative to Circle?

Discourse is the closest open-source replacement for Circle in our list. HumHub and Flarum are worth a look too, depending on what you need.

Can I self-host an alternative to Circle?

Yes. All 4 apps on this page are open source and can run on your own server, usually with Docker, or on a managed host that installs them for you.