For companies, universities and training providers

Teach the people who already work with you.

Add your staff, your students or your clients as named people. Give them material only they can open. Sign them in with the account they already have — and pay for the number of people you actually teach, not for a licence per feature.

  • Named people, not open signup
  • Single sign-on included
  • Priced by headcount
Start free Talk to somebody

Free to start on the marketplace terms. Named people and private content are on the paid plans.

One course

Three ways to decide who opens it

Anyone

Anybody who finds it can buy it.

Only the people I choose

It appears for them and nobody else. Free to them, or at a price only they can pay.

Anyone with an active membership

Included for members while their membership lasts.

Content you restrict does not appear in search, in listings or on your public pages at all. It is not shown-then-refused; to anybody else it is simply not there.

Who this is for

Any body that teaches a group it already knows.

The common thread is not the industry — it is that you know who your learners are before they arrive. That single fact changes the product: no open signup, no discovery, and content that is invisible to everybody else.

Company

Training your own staff.

University or college

Teaching your own enrolled students.

Coaching centre or institute

Teaching your own enrolled learners.

Training provider

Delivering training to client organisations.

Something else

A body teaching its own defined group of people.

Getting people in

Two ways in, and neither is a public signup form.

Somebody is either invited by you or arrives through your own identity provider. Nobody can create themselves an account on your site, which is the point.

You add them

One at a time or from a spreadsheet you already keep. They get an invitation, set their own password, and appear on your list.

  1. 1 You add a name and an email — or paste the list you already have.
  2. 2 They are invited. Until they accept, they hold no seat and cannot sign in.
  3. 3 They set a password and open exactly what you assigned them.

Or your own sign-in

Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra, or any SAML identity provider. Somebody who already has an account at work uses it here.

  • An account is made the first time they sign in, not before.
  • It resolves inside your organisation only — never against anybody else's people.
  • Remove them from your directory and they stop getting in here too.

Every door into a piece of content, and there are only these

One gate answers "may this person open this?", and it has exactly five answers. Your administrators can see which one applied for any person and any item.

You made it Platform staff Bought it Covered by a membership Assigned to you

What it costs

Priced by how many people you teach.

Not per feature, not per course, not per administrator. Every plan does everything the product does; the only thing that changes is how many people you have on it.

People A month A year Per person, a month
Up to 25 people ₹2,999 ₹29,990 ₹119.96 at capacity
Up to 100 people ₹7,999 ₹79,990 ₹79.99 at capacity
Up to 500 people ₹24,999 ₹2,49,990 ₹50 at capacity
Up to 2,000 people ₹74,999 ₹7,49,990 ₹37.50 at capacity
More than 2,000 people Let us talk — —

What counts as a person

An account that can currently sign in. Somebody you have invited but who has not accepted does not count, and neither does somebody you have blocked — so the number you are billed for is the number of people actually being taught.

Starting free

A free account works exactly like an individual educator's: you can publish and sell on the marketplace and keep the same share. Named people, private content and single sign-on are what the paid plans add.

On the paid plans

Everything, on every band.

Add your own people, who sign in to your site

Content only your own people can open

Your own single sign-on

Your own web address

Your name on it, not ours

Your buyers are yours, not ours

Questions people ask first

What exactly am I billed for?
The number of accounts that can currently sign in. Somebody invited who has not accepted holds no seat, and somebody you have blocked holds none either — so the figure follows the people you are actually teaching rather than everybody you have ever added.
Can our staff sign in with their work account?
Yes. Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra and any SAML identity provider are supported, and an account is created the first time somebody signs in rather than being provisioned in advance. Sign-in resolves inside your organisation only — it can never match somebody else's person with the same address.
Is our content visible to anybody outside our organisation?
No, and not merely by refusing to open it. Restricted content is absent from search, from listings and from public pages entirely. To anybody else it does not exist.
Can we sell to the public as well as train our own people?
Yes. Audience is decided per item, so the same account can have a public catalogue and a private one. The public items are sold on the ordinary marketplace terms; the private ones are free to the people you assign them to.
What happens if we go over our band?
Nothing breaks and nobody is locked out. You move up a band — the change is a price change, not a migration, and every feature is on every band already.
Do you sell our people anything?
No. On your own web address there is nothing of ours on the page — no marketplace links, no recruitment, and no advertising of our own subscription. Your people are yours.

Put your first twenty people on it.

Start free, add the people you already know, and move to a paid band when you want the private side of it. There is nothing to migrate when you do.

Start free Talk to somebody

No card to start. Priced by people, not by feature.

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