Observed arrival · 2026-10-12
A proper home for a subreddit’s knowledge
ModHub offers moderators a managed service that turns subreddit wikis, pinned posts, and trusted resources into dedicated community websites.
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- Reddit moderators organizing community knowledge
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- The showcased r/capm site is described as seven pages covering the certification journey, with official PMI links and built-in search.
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The operator identifies themself as u/01-89 and says they moderate r/capm, grounding the offer in a community they run. The linked example is described as having a built-in search, mobile-friendly layout, and a path back to the subreddit on every page. The homepage lists a $249 price with the first year of hosting included and says projects are ready in under seven days.
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