Free to join · Discord · Reddit · Facebook
Nimply is built with the people who use it. Whether you want a quick answer, a place to post a feature request, or other creators to compare notes with, there's a home for it — and the team that builds the product is in all three every week.
Real-time chat with the team and other users. This is where you get unstuck fastest — ask a question about a workflow, a channel connection, or an agent setup and someone is usually around.
The searchable, take-your-time home. Post feature requests, longer workflow write-ups, and questions that deserve a thought-out answer — threads stay findable for the next person with the same problem.
A group for creators and small teams who already live on Facebook. Discuss what's working on your channels, compare posting routines, and pick up ideas from people running the same playbook.
What to expect
We won't pretend to be a hundred-thousand-member forum. What you get instead: the people building Nimply read every thread, bug reports get triaged into real fixes, and feature requests are discussed in the open. Product announcements land in the community first, and being early means your feedback carries real weight in what we build next.
Setup, channel connections, agent behavior, credits — no question is too basic, and answers stay public so they help the next person.
Share the automations and agent setups you've built. The best community posts become examples we point new users to.
Vote-with-comments on feature requests. When we build something a thread asked for, we come back and say so.
Yes — Discord, r/Nimply, and the Facebook Group are all free and open. You don't need a paid Nimply plan, or even an account, to join and ask questions.
Join whichever you already use. Discord is best for quick back-and-forth help, Reddit (r/Nimply) is best for feature requests and longer posts that others can find later, and the Facebook Group suits ongoing strategy discussion. Plenty of people are in all three.
Yes. Post feature requests on r/Nimply or in the Discord so others can add their use case — the team reads everything, and requests are discussed in the open where you can see them land on the roadmap.
The team is active in all three spaces and answers questions there, but for account or billing issues use the contact page so we can look at your workspace privately. For everything else, asking in public helps the next person too.
The usual ones: be helpful, no spam or self-promotion floods, and keep client details private when sharing screenshots. Each space pins its own short rule list.
Join on Discord, Reddit, or Facebook — free, no Nimply account required. And when you're ready, your AI team is a signup away.