From course idea to first payment in four steps — all inside the platform.
Drag and drop sections and lessons, a block editor for text, images, files and video. Changes stay in a draft until you publish.
Instead of a single price — access packages. You decide what is included: duration, homework review, questions to a curator, a certificate, one-on-one feedback.
Students sign in to the dashboard on your domain: lessons, quizzes, homework, chat with a curator and a certificate at the end.
A funnel from sign-up to payment, lesson completion rates, revenue by currency and CSV export of any report.
The dashboard runs on a platform subdomain or on your own domain — with your logo, cover image and "About" and "Contact" pages.
A block editor: headings, lists, images, files, links, video and quizzes. Draft and publish changes with separate buttons.
Open a lesson N days after the student starts — the material is released step by step, not all at once.
Selected lessons of a paid course are open to everyone and act as a showcase that helps people decide whether to buy access.
A graded test with a pass mark, a practice quiz without grades, and a placement test that puts a newcomer in the right section of the course.
The student submits work, the curator accepts it or returns it with a comment. The whole conversation is saved.
A separate question feed for every lesson — students don't write in private chats, and the curator never loses anything.
Issued automatically after the course. The design is customizable, and authenticity can be verified by number or QR code.
Several learning options for one course, upgrades by paying the difference, and payments in several currencies.
The dashboard opens as a Telegram mini app, and your school bot sends notifications with links straight to the lesson.
Period metrics with comparison, a cohort funnel, lesson completion rates and the most failed quiz questions.
Hand over homework review and answering questions to assistants without giving them access to school settings.
Upload a video once and embed it in any lesson of any course. Students watch it in their dashboard but can't take the file — no download button, no direct link.
No platform in the world can block the last one, and we won't promise otherwise. Everything else is protected, and the email in the watermark reveals whose recording leaked.
The school plan is billed separately from the platform plan and depends on two things: how many students you have and how much space your materials take up.
| Plan | Students | Storage | Per month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start | 1,000 | 10 GB | $22 |
| Base | 3,000 | 30 GB | $35 |
| Advanced | 10,000 | 100 GB | $61 |
| Professional | 30,000 | 300 GB | $113 |
| Business | 60,000 | 700 GB | $191 |
| Premium | 100,000 | 1,200 GB | $282 |
| Enterprise | 200,000 | 2,500 GB | $450 |
| Academy | 500,000 | 5,000 GB | $775 |
The first 14 days are a free trial: up to 20 students and 1 GB to build a course and show it to your first students. Discounts apply when you pay for 3, 6 or 12 months. We take no commission on course sales: students' money goes directly to you through your payment provider.
14-day free trial: build a course, upload videos, set up access packages and invite people to the dashboard. We take no commission on course sales.
A bot is great for short flows and broadcasts, but a course curriculum, progress, homework review and certificates are awkward to run inside it. A school is a separate dashboard with lessons, quizzes and analytics, and the bot connects to it: it sends notifications and opens the dashboard as a mini app.
No. Your school gets an address on a platform subdomain right away, and that is enough to start. You can connect your own domain later in the settings — students will use it to sign in.
The school, directly: you connect your own payment provider, and student payments go through it. The platform takes no commission on sales — you pay only the school plan.
Video is kept in the platform storage and counts toward the disk limit of your plan. Each video is stored in several qualities at once, space is counted by their total, and the original is deleted after processing. An hour of 1080p footage takes about two gigabytes.
There are no file links in the lesson markup, video chunks are encrypted and served with a short-lived signature, and the student's email is shown over the picture. This stops link sharing and makes any leak traceable. Nobody can protect against screen recording — that is exactly where the watermark does its job.
The course catalog, the curriculum with progress, lessons with video and materials, quizzes, a homework form, chat with the curator, certificates and their profile. All under your logo and on your domain.
From a thousand on the entry plan to half a million on the top one. You can change the plan in the dashboard at any time, and limits are recalculated immediately.
Yes. You publish your own terms of service, privacy policy and consent to data processing and add the links in the settings — students accept them when they sign up. The platform acts as a data processor on your behalf.