The things creators actually ask

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.

Yes, and we say so plainly rather than pretending otherwise. Licences are non-exclusive, which is why they cost a few hundred euros instead of tens of thousands. What differentiates you is your audience, your positioning and your community — not exclusive text.

The finished catalogue is programming today, and 5 further subjects are in production or planned. Tell us what you would sell and it moves up the queue — that is genuinely how the order gets decided.

No. Choosing courses, branding your space, setting prices and publishing are all screens in the studio. There is nothing to install and no database to touch.

You connect your own payment account, so student money goes directly to you and never passes through us. The orders and invoices are generated on your side automatically.