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6 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Courses, downloads and email in one place
Podia keeps courses, downloads and email together for $42, the other one to check once a course needs more built around it than Teachery includes on purpose.
Courses, community and short challenges
Heights Platform adds a community and short-challenge format on top of the course, from $19, one of the pieces Teachery has deliberately left out.
Turn a WordPress site into a course platform
LearnDash lives inside a WordPress site you already run, from $259, for somebody who wants the course on their own site rather than a separate hosted account.
Host and sell courses, with payments included
Teachable starts cheaper at $39, but its entry plan takes a percentage of every sale on top of the fee, the exact cost Teachery's flat price is built to avoid.
Courses, funnels and email under one roof
Kajabi is the fuller platform to reach for once a funnel builder and email need to sit under the same roof as the course, from $143.
Course hosting that takes nothing per sale
Ruzuku shares the no-cut-per-sale idea, but adds a free tier to try before paying, from $99 once you outgrow it.