Sell the course without renting a course platform.
Course platforms charge monthly whether or not anyone enrols, take a cut on top, and put their name between you and the student. Selling direct means a checkout on your own domain, access granted the moment payment clears, and the tax handled wherever the student happens to live.
- $
00 - monthly platform fee
00 +- ways a student can pay
00 +- countries you can sell into
00 h- default payout cycle
Three ways courses actually get sold

Buy once, keep forever
A single purchase that unlocks the material. Files deliver immediately and stay reachable in the portal, so the 'I lost the link' email stops arriving eighteen months later.

A cohort with a start date
Sell seats ahead of a date, cap them by stock, and use custom checkout fields to collect what you need — a name for the certificate, a timezone, a Discord handle — at the moment of purchase.

A membership that keeps teaching
A monthly or annual plan for an evolving curriculum, with trials, pausing instead of cancelling, and renewals that retry a failed card before anyone loses access.

The student relationship is yours
Selling through a marketplace means the platform owns the email address and the recommendation slot. Selling direct means you can tell your students about the next course yourself.
From finished material to first enrolment
- 01
Build the page
The store builder opens without an account, so the sales page can exist before you commit to anything.
- 02
Upload and price it
Add the files, set the price, add variants if you sell more than one tier. Free products work for a lead magnet.
- 03
Share one link
The checkout works from a URL, so a newsletter, a video description or a workshop slide can sell directly.
- 04
Let the portal do support
Re-downloads, receipts and subscription changes are self-serve, which is most of the email a course generates.
You could do all of this yourself
Selling digital goods across borders means registering for tax in each market, wiring up a tax engine, and answering for every dispute. As your Merchant of Record, that is our name on the paperwork instead of yours.
What comes with it
- Instant delivery
- Materials reach the buyer on payment and remain available in the portal, without you sending anything.
- Tiers as variants
- Self-study, with-feedback and one-to-one on one product page rather than three competing listings.
- Custom checkout fields
- Collect the details you need to run the cohort at the point of purchase, and read them off the order.
- Discount codes
- Launch pricing, early-bird cohorts and partner codes, run from the dashboard without a plugin.
- A branded student portal
- Magic-link sign-in, order history and downloads, on your domain with your logo and colours.
- Tax on digital services
- Course sales are taxable in the student's country in most of the world. We are the seller of record, so that is filed by us.
5% + 50¢
per sale, and nothing else
Negotiable at higher sales volume.
No monthly fee. No minimum. No card to get started.
One rate covers the whole stack. There is no tier that unlocks tax filing and no add-on for the store builder.
- ✓ Payment processing
- ✓ Tax calculation and filing
- ✓ Fraud screening
- ✓ Chargeback handling
- ✓ Store builder and hosting
- ✓ Every platform feature
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Course seller questions
Open enrolment on your own domain
Build the page, upload the material, and share a link that takes payment in over 250 ways.





