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Pricing your online course is harder than creating it. You know your content is valuable. You spent months developing lessons, recording videos, and building resources. But when it comes time to set a price, the clarity disappears. For instance, a Reddit user (as shown here) couldn't decide between $199 and
Scaling a training company sounds exciting until you’re juggling different clients, custom branding requests, and learners who expect a polished, seamless experience. Add in the pressure of proving ROI and keeping programs fresh, and that’s where the choice of an LMS becomes critical. I’ve reviewed the landscape
LearnDash vs Thinkific: We've seen smart people rush this choice and pay for it later in time, money, and sanity. So, we will provide you with a straightforward framework for deciding between the DIY grit of a WordPress plugin (hello, LearnDash) and the plug-and-play polish of a hosted platform (hello,
When I first started spending time with LearnUpon, I came across a G2 review that perfectly captured my own initial impression: That promise of simplicity combined with power is exactly what drew me in. But, after spending more time with the platform, creating courses, managing learners, and navigating the platform's
Every November, I tell myself I won’t fall for another “too good to miss” SaaS offer… and yet here we are! After digging through hundreds of deals for the tools I actually use (and test), I figured — why not save you the scroll pain too? Here’s my curated
Picking an LMS for employee training looks simple until you try a few and feel how different they are in real life. On paper, every platform says the same things. Courses. Quizzes. Certificates. Reports. Then you start building a workflow for new hires, integrating your HR system, running a live
For an expert like you, creating a course is often a piece of cake. But choosing the right platform to sell it? That’s where the sugar rush crashes ^^ Every platform claims to be “the one,” and with the e-learning industry booming, the choices just keep multiplying. Great for the
Here's the uncomfortable truth: Your clients don't see you as the expert they hired anymore. They see you as a vendor. A replaceable line item in their budget.
Customer success no longer ends at the point of purchase. In 2025, the real differentiator is how effectively you enable customers to realize value from your product. I experienced this first-hand in mid-2024 when I purchased a project management tool as a freelancer. The platform itself was powerful, but the
If you’ve been using Teachable for a while, you’ve probably noticed a few(not-so-good) changes since June 2025. The platform’s new pricing, the one-course limit on its basic plan, the downgrade from the free plan to a free trial, the 7.5% transaction fee that left many
When most creators start comparing Teachable, Thinkific, and Kajabi, they expect an easy answer (I did, too). * Teachable promises a simple path to launching your first course. * Thinkific leans into flexibility and lets you structure lessons and assessments as you see fit. * Kajabi positions itself as the all-in-one system for
When I looked at why creators often pause at the Teachable vs Udemy crossroad, it kept coming back to four things: * As an SME or as a coach, you know online courses can be a sustainable business, but you’re unsure which platform gives you the best shot at success.