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Sell courses

Sell the course, keep the students.

Course platforms end at checkout. The finishing, the questions and the second purchase all happen somewhere else — so put the course where the people already are.

A course for sale as a student sees it: cover video, description, a one-time price with a start button, and the full lesson outline.

From first sale to finished

The bit after checkout is the bit that decides your refund rate.

A post with four replies beneath it, one of them a nested reply from the original poster, each carrying its own reactions.

Questions get answered by someone

A student stuck at 3am posts in the feed and another student answers. The thread stays for the next person who gets stuck in the same place.

  • Threaded discussion one level deep, so long threads stay readable
  • Link and video embeds, so people can point at exactly what they mean
  • Reactions earn points, which surfaces the students worth listening to
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A course in the editor carrying a Draft badge and a Publish button, with its curriculum of modules and lessons listed below.

A real course, not a Drive folder

Modules, lessons, video, and the worksheets attached to the lesson they belong to — drafted privately and published when it's ready.

  • Video uploaded and encoded for you, or embedded from YouTube and Vimeo
  • Attach PDFs, decks and links for students to download
  • Preview as a student to walk it exactly as they will
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The Pricing settings panel with the pricing model options above the monthly and yearly price fields.

One-time, subscription, or both

Sell the course outright, include it in a membership, or do both — a one-time buyer keeps lifetime access whatever happens to their subscription.

  • One-time purchases never expire, even after a cancellation
  • Or charge monthly and let the catalogue be the reason they stay
  • Change your price whenever — existing students keep what they paid
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The Wallet Balances tab showing what was collected for one community, where the money came from, and every payment listed by payer, method and date.

Paid without a payout schedule to chase

Card payments in USD land in your own Stripe account. The platform fee comes off each sale as it happens, so the balance you see is real.

  • 0% platform fee on Scale, 5% on Growth, 10% on Free
  • Every sale listed with who bought it and when
  • Students in Mongolia can pay by QPay in MNT
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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before you start.

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