Online course platforms
Course platforms are expensive to switch once your videos, checkout, and students are in place. These comparisons focus on the details that only bite after launch — transaction fees, add-on costs, and plan limits.
- How to Sell an Online Course: The Complete Setup Guide
The full path from course idea to first sale — validating the topic, outlining, recording, choosing a platform, pricing, checkout and launch — with what we found running four platforms ourselves.
- Best Online Course Platforms for Solo Creators: 5 Tools Compared
Kajabi, Thinkific, Teachable, Podia, and LearnWorlds compared on real total cost, features, and ease of use — with clear picks for different types of solo creators.
- Free Course Platforms: What Actually Exists (and What Died)
Every major course platform killed its free plan. Here's what's genuinely left at $0 — verified against current pricing pages — and the honest trade of each option.
- Kajabi Alternatives: Keep the All-in-One, Lose the $179 Bill
Five real ways to replace Kajabi — from a $0 all-in-one to email-first and course-first stacks — priced with the same bundle math that makes Kajabi tempting.
- Kajabi vs Thinkific: Which Course Platform Fits Your Business?
Kajabi and Thinkific solve different problems at very different prices. Here's the real comparison — total cost, marketing features, limits, and who should pick which.
- LearnWorlds Review: The Learning-Experience Specialist, Tested
A hands-on LearnWorlds review from a trial school we opened ourselves: the AI course builder, the $5-per-enrollment catch, and who this specialist actually fits.
- Teachable Alternatives: Where to Go When the Fees Add Up
Four real alternatives to Teachable — Thinkific, Podia, LearnWorlds, and Kajabi — compared on the exact pain points that make creators switch: fees, trials, and limits.
- Thinkific vs Teachable: The Fee Math Decides
Two near-twin course platforms with opposite pricing traps: Teachable's 7.5% entry fee versus Thinkific's $109 trial surprise. The numbers that actually separate them.