About Teachable
Teachable pricing
Teachable does not have a free version but does offer a free trial. Teachable paid version starts at US$39.00/month.
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Teachable Reviews for UK Users
Feature rating
- Industry: Online Media
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Monthly for 2+ years
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Simple and Reliable Online Course Hosting Option
Overall, my experience has been positive. I've created 4 courses on the platform so far.
Pros
Teachable makes it easy to put your online course(s) up for sale without having to worry about separate video hosting or payment processing. You also don't have to worry about managing customer logins to your own website for security since all that happens on Teachable's system. It's easy to upload content and create your curriculum, and it's nice that you can start with a pre-made template for sales pages and checkout pages, rather than having to create all that from scratch.
Cons
If you're not making many sales, it can be hard to justify the ongoing monthly expense. The login system is surprisingly frustrating and confusing, especially if students have enrolled in previous courses or if you yourself have enrolled in other Teachable-hosted courses. At one point I had 10+ logins, but I've slowly been able to consolidate those under one master account.
Reasons for Switching to Teachable
It really came down to a couple things. The first was safety in numbers. Most of my friends in online business who were selling courses were using Teachable. And the second was relationship with the team there. Teachable was one of the first-ever sponsors of the podcast, and I'd met the founder and other key team members at a few different events.- Industry: Information Technology & Services
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Weekly for 2+ years
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A great platform to start with basic learning products
It was good as a start. I was comfortable until I needed different content creation course/coaching organization.
Pros
As a LMS, I really value the option of creating coaching sessions, memberships and courses. This is one of the big PROs of the platoform. The interface is very friendly (important to content creation) and it was comfortable to use for students
Cons
The limits. The number of courses and the number of teachers didn't allow me to create a school the way I wanted to. It was not scalable enough if you plan to mix subscriptions, coaching mentorings, 1:1 sessions, with private areas for individual students, etc.
Reasons for Switching to Teachable
Best value for price. Thinkify offered very limited features and Kajabi was too expensive to start. I did also had 3 months for free from another course, so I could test the platform in advance and created my content there.- Industry: Design
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Monthly for 2+ years
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Teachable vs Competitors
I really enjoyed it, although setting up pages was a bit frustrating. I left because I needed a platform were I could grow with an affordable PRO plan. Nowadays, I could recommend many platforms that offer more consistent plans, from Patreon to Learnworld, Freshlearn etc.
Pros
Seemed easy to set up and discount. Many competitors were more expensive. in 2020 there weren't many similar platforms.
Cons
Raising cost and removal of features from plans. Customer support became rare. AfterI downgraded from Pro to Basic, I lost access to the "Founders" community which was the best part of Teachable, as you feel very supported by other founders.
- Industry: Education Management
- Company size: 1,001–5,000 Employees
- Used Weekly for 1-5 months
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Sell your expertise with this affordable platform
The most affordable online platform to host courses and coaching sessions at low costs and some basic features that range from content creation to email automation, and from building assignments and quizzes to analytics and reports. Though Teachable is less appealing compared to its rivals, Kartra for instance, it still claims to make the learning experience rich and easy to navigate on learners' portal: you can upload all that you see appropriate for your course completion.
Pros
Teachable is best known for its very few clicks to launch your online school and start selling your expertise almost without any prior knowledge of building sites, blogging, creating courses along with their diverse content. As an admin, you have it all to tailor your content, analyse the progress of your sales and business, get connected with your learners and other communities and much more. yet, I like it best for its rich features when it comes to building courses, particularly quizzes, certification and user-friendly dashboard.
Cons
Though basic and cheap compared to its rivals, some features are really useless like email automation. Teachable claim to have some marketing features like landing pages or sales builders; the fact that makes a host of courses, no more. One more thing, their transaction rates are really insane.
- Industry: E-Learning
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Roadmap Development Slow!
My experience was Teachable was good, but the price I found a stickler knowing that their roadmap for improvements was slow. This ultimately drove me to try out the competitor. I still have the free tier, in the event I want to go back one day. Which I may, it depends on pricing and roadmap.
Pros
I bought it at the beginning of the pandemic in spring of 2020. At the time it was best in class.
Cons
The aesthetics, after so many years, for there to be no improvement here, I find unforgivable.