The best sales communities to join in 2026

The best sales communities to join in 2026 are RevGenius for anyone in B2B go-to-market, Pavilion for sales leaders, RevOps Co-op and Sales Enablement Collective for ops and enablement, and Women in Revenue, WISE and Sistas in Sales for women in sales. Most are free. Pavilion is the main paid option, from $1,375 a year.

We checked every community on this list against its own website in October 2026: what it costs, where it runs, and how many members it reports. Communities that have closed or changed since our last update are listed at the end.

What are the best sales communities to join in 2026?

Member counts are the figures each community publishes on its own website, checked in October 2026. Where a site gives two different figures, we've used the lower one.

Which sales communities are free?

RevGenius, r/sales, Revenue Enablement Society and Women in Revenue are completely free to join. RevOps Co-op and Sales Enablement Collective both have a free tier, with paid tiers for extra content and certifications.

RevGenius

• Best for: sales, marketing, RevOps and customer success professionals in B2B
• Where it runs: Slack, plus virtual and in-person events
• Cost: free
• Members: 50,000+, according to RevGenius's website

RevGenius is the largest free go-to-market community on this list. As well as its Slack channels, RevGenius runs a jobs board, a monthly Demo Day and its own conference, Revolt. RevGenius is the best starting point if you only join one community.

r/sales

• Best for: candid questions you wouldn't ask your manager
• Where it runs: Reddit
• Cost: free

r/sales is an open, anonymous forum covering everything from comp plans and quotas to job offers and prospecting. Because posters are anonymous, r/sales is often more honest than LinkedIn, but the quality of advice varies. Use r/sales for real-world opinions, not as your only source of training.

Best sales community for sales leaders

Pavilion

• Best for: go-to-market leaders from manager to C-suite, across sales, marketing, customer success and RevOps
• Where it runs: private Slack and member portal, plus roadshows, dinners and local meetups
• Cost: $1,375 or $2,700 a year, depending on membership level. Members go through an eligibility check.
• Members: 5,000+ executives, according to Pavilion's website

Pavilion is the most established paid community for revenue leaders. Membership includes Pavilion University and courses such as its eight-week AI in GTM School. Pavilion is the right choice if you want a peer group of other leaders and structured training, and your company will cover the cost.

Best communities for RevOps and enablement

RevOps Co-op

• Best for: revenue operations professionals
• Where it runs: private Slack, member portal, podcast and local chapters
• Cost: free tier, with paid tiers available
• Members: 21,000+, according to RevOps Co-op's website

RevOps Co-op is the go-to community for people who run the systems behind the sales team. RevOps Co-op also hosts the RevOpsAF conferences in the US and Europe and offers RevOps certifications.

Sales Enablement Collective

• Best for: sales enablement professionals, from entry level to leaders
• Where it runs: Slack, local meetups and the annual Sales Enablement Summit
• Cost: free Insider tier, with paid tiers available
• Members: 10,000+, according to Sales Enablement Collective's website

Sales Enablement Collective focuses on onboarding, training and content for sales teams. Sales Enablement Collective also offers more than a dozen certifications and a jobs board for enablement roles.

Revenue Enablement Society

• Best for: revenue enablement professionals at any level
• Where it runs: local chapters and webinars
• Cost: free

Revenue Enablement Society was previously called the Sales Enablement Society. Revenue Enablement Society runs local chapters around the world and the Certified Revenue Enablement Professional (CREP) certification.

Best sales communities for women in sales

Women in Revenue

• Best for: women in any revenue or go-to-market role
• Where it runs: nonprofit membership and events
• Cost: free
• Members: 9,000+, according to Women in Revenue's website

Women in Revenue is a nonprofit offering mentorship, a job board and an annual State of Women in Revenue report. Women in Revenue is free, which makes it an easy first step.

Women in Sales Everywhere (WISE)

• Best for: women in sales at any level of seniority
• Where it runs: Slack, small peer groups and virtual events
• Cost: paid membership (see WISE's website for current pricing)
• Members: 7,000+, according to WISE's website

WISE matches members with mentors and small peer groups, and runs a job board featuring companies it has vetted. WISE suits women who want structured mentoring rather than an open forum.

Sistas in Sales

• Best for: women of colour in sales, and their allies
• Where it runs: online community, city chapters and an annual summit
• Cost: membership (see the Sistas in Sales website for current pricing)

Sistas in Sales has chapters in cities including London, Accra and Barcelona, as well as an online community, a job board and an annual summit.

How do you get the most out of a sales community?

• Don't pitch. Almost every community bans self-promotion, and it's the quickest way to get removed.
• Give before you ask. Answer questions and share what's worked for you. Referrals and introductions come once people trust you.
• Check it's active. Look for recent posts and upcoming events before you commit. Several communities we recommended in earlier versions of this list have since closed.
• Start with one or two. Being active in one community beats lurking in ten.
• Bring what you learn into your deals. The tactics you pick up are only useful if you use them. Try one new idea on a live deal each week.

Looking for more people to learn from? See our lists of sales influencers to follow and newsletters every salesperson should read. Working closely with customer success? See our guide to the best customer success communities to join in 2026.

Which sales communities have closed or changed?

Some communities from earlier versions of this list are no longer active:

• Sales Hacker: its website now redirects to GTMnow, a go-to-market media site. The Sales Hacker community no longer runs.
• Sales Enablement Society: renamed Revenue Enablement Society (see above).
• Bravado: the website is no longer live.
• SalesHookup: the website is no longer live.

FAQs

What is a sales community?
A sales community is a group, usually on Slack, Reddit or a dedicated platform, where sales professionals share advice, tactics, jobs and introductions. Many also run events and training.

What is the best free sales community?
RevGenius is the largest free option, with 50,000+ members across sales, marketing, RevOps and customer success. For open, anonymous Q&A, r/sales on Reddit is also free.

Are paid sales communities worth it?
Paid communities such as Pavilion are usually worth it for leaders who want a vetted peer group and structured training, especially if their company pays. For most individual sellers, a free community like RevGenius is enough to start.

Can I promote my product in a sales community?
Almost never. Most communities ban self-promotion. Focus on helping others, and opportunities will follow.

How do I know if a sales community is still active?
Check for posts from the last few days, upcoming events and a recent date on the website. If the latest activity is months old, move on.

Are there sales communities for women?
Yes. Women in Revenue (free), WISE (paid) and Sistas in Sales, for women of colour in sales, are three of the most established.