Courses

A course is a set of modules (a week, a chapter) that hold lessons. You sell it with the products, checkouts and funnels you already use: link a product to the course, and everyone who buys that product is enrolled as soon as the payment goes through. Open Courses in the sidebar to see your courses, filter drafts and create a new one. The course settings for the whole project (course domain and path, default design, what happens to access when a subscription is cancelled) are under Settings → Courses. A product’s Courses tab lists the courses it unlocks.

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Create a course

Click New course. The first question is Where will students take this course? Then give the course a name and a short summary of what students will learn. Instructor, category and a cover image are optional. A project with no domain yet starts on your own pages; add a domain to use the course pages. You can switch between the two later in the course’s Settings. Students, lessons and access stay as they are when you switch.

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The setup checklist

A new course opens on its Overview, with a checklist called Get your course ready: Preview as student signs you in as a preview student of your own account through a one-time link that is valid for 15 minutes. No welcome email is sent, and the preview shows on the Students tab with a Preview badge. A preview is not counted in the course’s number of students.

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Lessons

On the Curriculum tab, the outline lists modules and their lessons. Drag to reorder them, and select a module or lesson to edit it next to the outline. A module or lesson needs a title; its description is optional. A lesson has:

• Featured media (optional): a Video (a YouTube, Vimeo, Loom or Bunny link, an uploaded video file, or an embed code) or an Audio file or link with a cover image. Choose None for a written lesson, such as a short essay, a step guide or a file pack.
• Lesson: the body. Add images, numbered steps, a key details box, videos and embeds (YouTube, Vimeo, Loom, Wistia, Bunny Stream, Miro) anywhere in the text.
• Files: downloads under the lesson, such as worksheets, transcripts and templates.
• Key takeaways: one line per thing to remember or do.
• Comments: follow the course setting, or turn them on or off for this lesson.

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Access

Click Link a product (or Change under Unlocked by) to choose what unlocks the course:

• Paid: only buyers of a linked product and students you add get in. A purchase of a linked product enrols the buyer, including when the product is bought as an upsell.
• Free: any signed-in visitor can enrol in the published course. Linked products still enrol their buyers.

You can link several products to one course, for example a bundle and a standalone product. The same list is on each product, on its Courses tab. Access follows the money: The subscription rule is a project setting with three choices: keep course access until the paid period ends, end course access right away, or keep course access. It sits in the project’s course settings at /{brand}/settings?tab=courses, under When a subscription is cancelled. Refunds and chargebacks always end access, whatever this setting says.

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Students

The Students tab lists everyone with access, with search and paging. Each student shows their progress, when they enrolled and their status: Active, Revoked (with the reason: refunded, chargeback, subscription cancelled or revoked by an admin) or Expired.

• Add student gives someone access without a purchase, for example a partner or a past customer. They get the course welcome email with a sign-in link. Adding a revoked or expired student again reopens their access.
• Revoke access stops a student’s access and keeps them on the list. Restore access gives it back.
• Remove from course deletes the student and their progress.

Open a student to see their progress, how they got access (purchase, upsell, added by your team, import or free enrollment), the order, and private notes that only your team sees.

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Student emails

Every new student gets one welcome email. In the course’s Settings → Student emails:

• Welcome email lists the course templates of your project: the two built-in ones (Course Enrollment and Course Magic Link) and their copies. Pick one, then Edit it, Send test to me, or Duplicate for this course to give this course its own copy.
• Emails a student can get lists the welcome and sign-in link email, the sign-in code and the reply to a comment, with the template each one uses.

Students sign in to courses the same way customers sign in to your members area (Members area, Login method). With email only or magic link, the welcome email carries the student’s sign-in link. With a code or an order ID, it links to the sign-in page. See Course emails.

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Delete a course

Delete course (in the course’s menu on the list) asks you to confirm. Students lose access and the course leaves your list; their enrollments stay on record as revoked. If the course has its own pages (see Customize for this course), the dialog offers Also delete this course’s custom pages. Your shared course design is not touched.

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