Course platform
Sell online courses and keep all of it
Record a lesson and it is already in your course. Set a price, point your own domain at it, and take payment through your own Stripe account. We take 0%.
How selling works
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Record the lessons
Hit record in the browser, the Chrome extension or the Mac app. Each lesson lands in your course as you finish it — there is no export step and no upload step.
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Set your price
Connect your own Stripe account and set a price in your currency. Payments go straight to you; we never hold your money.
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Publish on your domain
Point your own domain at your school and set your colours, type and logo. Students see your brand, not ours.
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Sell it
Share the sales page, or keep the course invite-only and send a link to a cohort. Students get an account, their progress is saved, and they can ask questions on the lesson where they got stuck.
What 0% is actually worth
On $10,000 of sales, a 10% revenue share costs $1,000 and a 7.5% transaction fee costs $750 — every year, growing as you do. Here it is $7 a month whether you sell $0 or $100,000.
Questions
What cut do you take of my course sales?
None. 0% on every plan. Students pay into your own Stripe account, so the money is yours from the moment it clears — you pay Stripe's processing fee and nothing to us.
Can I run a private or invite-only course?
Yes. Set the course to invite only and share the invite link with your cohort. Nobody can enrol without it, and you can see who has completed which lessons.
Do students need an account?
Yes, so their progress has somewhere to live. Signing up takes an email and a password, and the invite link carries them straight into the course afterwards.
Can I sell in my own currency?
Yes — the price is set in whatever currency your Stripe account supports.
What if I need to re-record a lesson?
Record over it in one click. The lesson keeps its place in the course, its link, and the progress students have already made.
Can I upload videos I've already made?
Yes. Upload any video file into your library and add it as a lesson, alongside anything you record in place.