Teachable review

Paid plans start at $39, and Teachable charges a subscription rather than a one-off setup fee. You can begin on the free plan and upgrade when your catalogue grows, so your first outlay can be nothing. Once you are on a paid plan, the tier you choose sets your ongoing cost.

A free plan is available, so you can look at the platform without paying anything. Paid plans start at $39 and run as a subscription. The courses, memberships and coaching list describes what the platform covers overall, so check each item against what the free tier includes for your own product.

The feature list names courses, memberships and coaching. That mix suits a creator who wants courses and memberships in the same place, plus coaching and downloads for standalone material. Payments sit on the same list, so buyers can pay you through the platform rather than through a separate checkout for each product type.

Teachable supports web, iOS and Android, so your material is reachable from a browser as well as from a phone. The courses, memberships and coaching list also includes mobile apps, which gives learners a dedicated app rather than only a small-screen page. The same list covers AI creation for putting material together.

On the partner side, Teachable lists revenue share. For your own storefronts, billing is a subscription, so you pay a recurring fee to run a store. Those are two separate parts of the setup: a revenue share agreement describes how partners are paid, while a subscription fee is what you pay.

The listed support channel is help centre, which is self-service documentation rather than a live conversation. Paid plans do not add email, chat or phone on top of help centre, so questions about setup have to be answered from the help centre and the courses, memberships and coaching documentation.

It suits a creator with several things to sell, since courses, memberships and coaching covers courses, memberships, coaching and downloads together. It also suits someone who wants to start on the free plan and move to $39 later. The case is weaker for a seller with one product and a tight budget.