Why You Should Walk With The Rabbit?

All three still rely on the outdated table-index method, a legacy WordPress approach. Despite having object caching at their disposal, they persist in using custom queries in their products simply because it’s easier for them.

Rabbit, on the other hand, creates no additional database tables, relying entirely on WordPress’s default table structure. It avoids custom queries, instead utilizing optimized, extended, and specially engineered WordPress queries, ensuring full compatibility with object caching. Even Rabbit’s homepage—the most data-intensive page—operates with zero queries, retrieving only the necessary data when new content is added.

As a result, Rabbit achieves server response times of just 40-50ms, whereas competitors range from 500ms to 8 seconds.

Furthermore, despite offering simpler features, these three systems suffer from poor browser-side performance. They failed to account for DOM bloat, leading to excessive battery consumption and lag after extended use.

Rabbit, built by real engineers, anticipated, addressed, and solved these issues from the ground up.

Each of these three systems follows different policies and ecosystems. While PeepSo and BuddyBoss rely on third-party plugins, Fluent Community claims to be an all-in-one solution.

However, third-party plugins in PeepSo and BuddyBoss often cause more problems than they solve. Here’s a simple example: Suppose you purchase a messaging plugin ($90) and a story system plugin ($50). But unlike a real social media platform, you can’t even reply to stories properly. Why? Because these plugins are developed by different developers and don’t communicate with each other.

What’s the point then? You end up wasting money on a broken experience. And to make matters worse, these paid plugins are often poorly designed and lack essential features.

Fluent Community, on the other hand, claims to be all-in-one and free of third-party dependencies. Yet, it lacks fundamental social media features like reels (shorts), a story system, an explore system, live streaming, and video/audio calls. In short, it forces you to settle for its limited functionality.

While all three may look like social media platforms, they function more like minor extensions of WordPress’s basic blogging system.

Rabbit, however, has none of these issues! It is a true all-in-one social media platform—not an online course system, not an e-learning marketplace. Rabbit is what Instagram, VK, Facebook, and Reddit are—a complete social media experience.

Rabbit includes every essential feature of a real social media platform and guarantees the addition of any missing or customer-requested modules within 21 business days.

PeepSo and BuddyBoss follow the same pricing model, while Fluent Community takes a different approach. PeepSo and BuddyBoss charge you annually, meaning you never truly own the product—you’re just renting a license. Fluent Community, like Rabbit, offers a one-time purchase with unlimited use.

To match Rabbit’s functionality, depth, and features in BuddyBoss or PeepSo, you’d need to spend around $1,000 on third-party plugins. Why? Because essential features like stories, hashtags, reels, an explore system, live broadcasting, and video/audio calls are missing by default. You’re forced to pay extra just to get basic functionality. And even then, it’s not enough! Many of Rabbit’s advanced features don’t even have third-party alternatives, meaning no amount of money can bridge the gap—you simply waste your money on an incomplete system.

Fluent Community claims to offer an all-in-one solution, but it lacks nearly everything a true social media platform needs. Instead, it focuses on education and course-based systems, which are more suited for communities rather than full-fledged social networks.

Rabbit, on the other hand, provides every essential social media feature for a single $99 payment. Plus, any necessary new module is added for free within 21 business days—keeping all your money in your pocket!