Open to enrol where we can, fair to buy where it is paid — and a published creator split.

Many courses are open to enrol at no cost. Paid courses are a clear one-time purchase or a season-length rental for exam prep, with the price on the course page. And the creator keeps the majority of paid revenue, at a split we print in public.

Open courses

No cost

Enrol and study, no payment

✓Open enrolment on marked courses
✓Saved progress and resume
✓Inline practice and quizzes
✓Verify-linked certificate where the course offers one
✓Light on data — text and practice forward

Paid courses

On the course page

One-time purchase or season rental

✓Price stated on the course page, GST shown
✓One-time purchase, or a season-length rental for exam prep
✓Family-share seats for siblings, priced humanely
✓Gifting — buy a course for someone else
✓Verify-linked certificate on completion

Institutions

Per-institution

Course-packs for a roster

✓Per-institution price for the pack and seat count
✓Roster-provisioned access and facilitator guides
✓Co-branded, verify-linked certificates

How we think about money here

A published creator split. Creators keep 80% of net revenue; the marketplace keeps 20%. The number is printed, the same for every creator, and it does not erode after you commit.

Price before request. A course's price is on its page, and a pack's per-institution price is stated to a verified school. You never raise a request just to learn a number.

No hidden line. GST and payment fees are shown line by line — to a buyer at checkout and to a creator in the earnings dashboard. The total you read is the total that moves.

No ads, no attention-selling. These pages carry no advertising. A course is sold on what it teaches and how many students finish it, not on harvesting your attention.