Courses you didn't have to write
The part everyone else leaves to you. Pick a finished course from the library, pay once, and it is yours to sell forever — lessons, exercises and knowledge checks included.
Everyone else hands you an empty page and wishes you luck. Here you pick a finished course, put your own name and colours on it, set your price — and start selling this week.
One payment per course · No monthly fee · No revenue share
Programming Foundations
20 lessons · 60 quiz questions
€79
EnrolWeb Development Essentials
20 lessons · 60 quiz questions
€99
EnrolData & Databases with SQL and Python
20 lessons · 57 quiz questions
€129
Enrol4
Finished courses, ready to sell
80
Written lessons across the library
0
Percent of your sales we take
1
Screen to rebrand your whole space
An empty room is the easy part. What stops most people is the six months of writing before anyone will pay them. That is the part we already did.
80 written lessons and 237 knowledge-check questions across 4 courses. Buy one, sell it forever.
The widest audience in the catalogue. Everyone who has ever said 'I should learn to code' is a buyer, and this course assumes they know nothing at all.
Licence
€249
Break even
4students
The course people actually pay for, because it ends with something they can show someone. HTML, CSS, the DOM and JavaScript, built up to a real page.
Licence
€299
Break even
4students
The highest price point that still sells easily. Data skills carry an obvious salary argument, so students justify the spend to themselves.
Licence
€349
Break even
3students
Sells to people who already have a job and want the next one. Lower volume, highest margin, and almost no refund requests.
Licence
€349
Break even
3students
Business, Marketing, Fitness, Languages, Creative are being written. None are buyable yet, and we won't pretend otherwise.
Browse the library and choose what fits your audience. Pay once per course; the licence to sell it never expires.
Set your name, tagline, palette and logo mark. Your students never see who built the platform.
You decide what a student pays. Charge per course, bundle them, or run it as a membership — it is your call.
Switch your space live and send your audience the link. Orders, invoices and progress tracking are already running.
The part everyone else leaves to you. Pick a finished course from the library, pay once, and it is yours to sell forever — lessons, exercises and knowledge checks included.
Name, tagline, palette and logo mark, edited in one screen and applied everywhere. Your students see your brand — never ours.
Who joined, what they finished, where they got stuck. Progress is recorded per lesson and rolled up per course, so support is a glance rather than an investigation.
Orders, invoices, tax and discounts, generated from the same records — so selling a course produces a document your accountant will accept.
Your catalogue, your prices, your students and your branding in a single authenticated area. Nothing technical, and no database to touch.
Sign-up, password reset, transactional mail and search-engine metadata — the work that takes a month and wins no customers, done.
Every finished course in the library, and every course we publish for the next twelve months, for less than the four of them cost separately.
Miguel R.
Career-change coach
Elise M.
Bootcamp founder
Felix H.
YouTube educator
Ama T.
Corporate trainer
These are the kinds of creators the library is built for — not testimonials. We won't invent quotes from customers we don't have yet.
The right to sell a finished course as your own, forever, for one payment. You get a branded space to sell it from, student progress tracking, and the invoicing to account for it. There is no monthly fee and we take no cut of what you charge.
Those give you an empty space and leave the hardest part — writing a curriculum — entirely to you. Here the courses already exist. You pick one, price it, and you are selling this week rather than next spring.
You can set the price, the packaging and everything around it. The lessons themselves are maintained by us, which is what keeps them correct and consistent across every creator selling them — you get the corrections without doing the work.
Nothing in the space names us. The branding, the domain and the emails are all yours. We do ask that you do not claim to have personally written material you licensed — that is a promise you would have to keep, not us.
Stop writing it. Pick one that already exists, put your name on it, and find out this month whether they'll pay — instead of next spring.