Gated lessons, released on a schedule, paid for
Three things held together: content behind a login, released when you decide, and access tied to whether someone is still paying.
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What it does
What it does
Content sits behind a login
Members sign in to reach the material. A link passed to somebody who has not paid does not open it.
Lessons release on a schedule
You can hold week three back until week three. The release dates are set once, per course, not per member.
Access follows the payment
A subscription that stops closes the access with it, so you are not auditing who should still be in there.
How it works
How it works
- Upload the material and put the lessons in order.
- Decide the release: everything at once, or spread across weeks.
- Set the price and whether access is one-off or recurring.
- Members sign in to their portal, and their progress is kept there.
Worth knowing
Worth knowing
- The hard part is making the course, and this does none of that. It handles delivery, access and money.
- It is a learner portal, not a video platform. Long, high-definition video is a job for a service built for it.
- People buy courses and do not finish them. Drip release helps a little; it does not fix completion.
Related
Related
Uploading a course
Getting the lessons in and ordered, and what a member sees.
Charging for access
Free against paid tiers, and what happens when payment stops.
Payments and invoicing
The recurring billing sitting underneath a membership.
Upload one lesson
Log in, create a course and upload a single lesson. The shape of the thing becomes obvious quickly.