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Course.link review

Freemium#86 of 146 in Online Course Platforms

A focused course platform for creators who want simple sites, payments, and core teaching tools.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Course.link is an online course platform for creators, coaches, educators, and small teams that want to publish courses through a branded website. It supports video lessons from YouTube, Vimeo, or Google Drive links, along with uploaded videos, PDFs, documents, slides, quizzes, and assignments. Creators can sell paid or invite-only courses, accept payments, track student engagement and lesson completion, and issue completion certificates.

The free plan covers up to 2 courses, 100 students, 5 hours of uploaded video, and unlimited YouTube lessons. Lite costs $19 per course site per month and adds unlimited courses, 1,000 students, 50 hours of uploaded video, paid and invite-only courses, payments, and coupons. Standard costs $49 per course site per month, with 5,000 students, 250 hours of uploaded video, a custom domain, and removal of Course.link branding. Plus costs $99 per course site per month and adds unlimited students, 500 hours of uploaded video, unlimited watch hours, and unlimited YouTube lessons.

Course.link fits creators who need a focused web course site with integrated payments through Stripe or Razorpay and connections to YouTube, Vimeo, Google Drive, WhatsApp, WATI, Meta Pixel, and webhooks. Its API support, sales and engagement analytics, custom pages, certificates, quizzes, and assignments cover the core needs of a straightforward course business. The platform is less suitable for organizations needing a broader ecosystem, more extensive platform coverage, or capacity beyond the free plan’s 100-student limit. Choose it for simple course launches and compact teaching operations; consider an alternative when a wider feature or integration set is central to the project.

Course.link pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan supports 2 courses, 100 students, and 5 hours of video
    • Supports videos, PDFs, documents, slides, quizzes, and assignments
    • Includes payments, analytics, certificates, and webhooks
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free plan is limited to 100 students
    • Web delivery and integration breadth are relatively narrow
    • Custom domains and branding removal require the Standard plan

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