How to Price an Online Course (Without Guessing)
A repeatable framework to price your online course by the outcome it delivers and the buyer you serve, with a clear call on when to go premium.
A repeatable framework to price your online course by the outcome it delivers and the buyer you serve, with a clear call on when to go premium.
An affiliate program rewards other people for selling your course. Here is how to set commissions, write terms, recruit the right partners, and pick a platform.
A tripwire offer turns free subscribers into first-time buyers and rewires your course funnel. Here is how to build one that converts, without a big list.
The delivery model you pick quietly sets your pricing ceiling, weekly workload, and completion rate. Here is how cohort, self-paced, and hybrid really compare.
A membership is a stream; a course is a spike. An honest breakdown of the economics, effort curve, and churn math — plus a framework to pick the model that fits you.
A single corporate deal can outweigh a month of consumer sales. Here is the 2026 playbook for licensing your online course to companies — finding buyers, packaging seat bundles, pricing to business value, and handling procurement — without turning into a custom-consulting shop.
The cheapest revenue you will earn in 2026 comes after the card is out. Here is the order-bump and upsell math that lifts course AOV 15-40% with zero new traffic.
Affiliate programs fail for courses because creators copy a commission rate instead of running the math. Here is the margin, EPC, and attribution reality that decides whether partners promote you once or for years.
Is a 30-day money-back guarantee a cost or a profit center? We run the actual numbers on refund rates, conversion lift, chargebacks, and the four refund models course creators should choose between in 2026.
A five-step 2026 playbook for running a live webinar that converts attendees into paying online-course students: one promise, filling the room, a 60-minute structure, a clean offer, and follow-up.