An LMS teaches.It was never built to pay you.
Courses, cohorts, live classes, assignments, grades and certificates — with a storefront in front of them and a payout at the end. The learning platform your institution runs was only ever going to do the first half.
What today looks like
The learning platform belongs to the institution.
Your course lives in an account somebody else administers, on a roster somebody else imports. When you leave, the course stays and the students stay with it.
There is no checkout in a gradebook.
Teaching software assumes a finance office collected the money last term. If you want to sell the course yourself, that half of the job simply does not exist in the tool.
The free tiers for individual teachers keep disappearing.
The no-cost educator accounts that independent teachers relied on have been narrowed, restricted or withdrawn — one of the largest stopped taking new sign-ups in 2026. A tool you cannot register for is not a plan.
What you would actually run here
Courses, cohorts and drip
Self-paced or on a schedule, lessons released in order or on a date, with completion certificates at the end and progress you can see per student.
Live classes and webinars
Teach in real time with chat and Q&A, and keep the recording where the people who enrolled can go back to it.
Assignments, quizzes and grades
Set work, mark it, and see who is falling behind — on the same screen as the enrolment and the payment, not in a separate system that has never heard of either.
A storefront in front of all of it
Your own domain, your own prices, card or crypto, tax and invoices calculated, and the payout landing in a bank account in your name.
And instead of the usual answer
The tools an educator is usually offered each do one half of the job, and the two halves never meet.
| What people use today | What changes here |
|---|---|
| An institutional learning platform | The same teaching tools, plus a price on the course and money that arrives in your account instead of the institution's. |
| A course marketplace | You set the price, you keep the student's email address, and nobody puts a competing course underneath yours the week after you launch. |
| A video host plus a payment link | One record per student, so progress, certificates, refunds and access all agree with each other without you reconciling anything. |
Compared by category rather than by brand, on purpose: other products change their prices and their features without telling us, and a stale claim next to somebody's name helps nobody. Everything claimed about Kalmanjaro is on the pricing page.
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