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Teachable Reviews: 4.0/5 — Solid Choice
Teachable is a popular platform among educators and teachers who want to utilize the Internet to teach, showcase their hobbies, and monetize the courses they sell. The free version is already generous and offers unlimited hosting, however the platform’s paid tiers lets you access SEO features, and live-group coaching sessions, and give you a custom domain. Teachable has integrations with Facebook, Pixel, Circle.so, and ConvertKit. It also offers a partner scheme that lets users earn up to 30% commission with every Teachable referral.
| Capabilities |
API
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|---|---|
| Segment |
Small Business
Mid Market
Enterprise
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based |
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
Teachable Pros and Cons
- Create completion certificates or use templates that students can download
- Data monitoring and security with support if an outage occurs
- Podcasts from Teachable creators on Spotify
- Live events, webinars, and group challenges
- Unlimited access to key features–bandwidth, courses, students, and coaching
- Long waits to get paid for course creators on the Free and Basic plans.
- If you’re on a Basic Plan, expect to be charged a 5% transaction fee per transaction.
- Pricier than other platforms with similar features
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I looked at many online course platforms before deciding on teachable. It’s intuative and they offer excellent support.
I could use more prodding to finish Building the courses.
Online course creation for my business.
I like how easy it is to create courses. It's fun and effortless. You don't have to be tech savvy.
I dislike pricing. I'd be happier with more packages and cheaper plans.
Serving my customers by providing content about problems they need solutions for.
After testing several different options, I found this to be the most intuitive for creating ecourses.
The pricing, specifically how it's a subscription model. It would be better if they took a percentage based on sales.
E-courses
They understand both the business and user experience elements necessary to launch, promote, and manage online education programs.
At this point, there is nothing to dislike. We do look forward to growth in their analytics which will come in time with their growth.
The delivery of real-world education in the subject of b2b brand story mastery, brand strategy mastery, and marketing execution mastery.
I have been using WordPress and building websites for almost ten years now. I previously had my courses and memberships on my own site. Since I moved them to Teachable, my sign ups have tripled and my cancellations have gone down to almost nothing. They have an incredibly easy to use system that has everything and that my students love. Plus they offer an affiliate system so I don't have to worry about anything. I can easily make my students affiliates and Teachable takes care of all the payouts and tracking.
I do pay quite a bit per month for having all the features I want, however, in the end, the time and money it would take me to do all these things, the price reasonable.
Teachable runs all my courses and memberships. This is my passive income source. This is a huge part of my business that I have been building. Since switching everything to Teachable, my sales have increased.
Ease to create courses and simple drag and drop website building. Now from the Teachable sales page transaction has become super easy. Loading video content is better than most of the LMS.
The limitation in the paid version is to have only five courses at a time. However, the pro version doesn't have a limit. Also, pricing is on the higher side. Adding direct automation to enroll students from payment gateway will be a great feature.
We are utilizing Teachable for our course, and it is giving a smooth process of enrollment, course creation and make the whole teaching process smooth.
What I like best is I can create an attractive course very easily. The uploads features work VERY fast and I can see how my course is looking in the preview page. The support is very good too.
Sometimes I get lost in all the admin pages in the back-office. It takes me some time to find what I am looking for. I'd like an intermediate plan between the cheapest and the professional.
Teachable offers a platform to hold all your content for students to see. We use it for: selling courses and training our personnel. It's been very good thus far.
Easy to build your course with a variety of text and file uploads. Easy to enroll customers as students in the courses. Good navigation for customers to navigate through the courses.
Sometimes the system is slow to react. The reporting dashboard could be improved, I still have to manually compile some data for reports.
Educating customers on our platform. Customers can navigate through the course independently and with ease.
Course design and functionality, robust reporting, and easy payment structure.
It could use some improvement in the areas of customizable branding and the ability for community engagement.
Great platform for hosting virtual courses. Payment integration was a breeze and I loved that I had the ability to enable discount codes for promotions.
The best part about Teachable is definitely its ease of use. No special coding knowledge required, everything is pretty drag and drop. We're able to upload videos and PDFs and add things like quizzes and text to each lesson
Lately, Teachable has had lots of downtime and errors, making the site inaccessible. This can be very disruptive for us and our students, especially during launch periods.
Teachable allows us to sell online courses and make money teaching what we love! It's easy to use, complex enough for our needs, and they have responsive customer support
