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Teachery review

#96 of 146 in Online Course Platforms

A focused web platform for creators who want simple branded course sales.

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

Teachery is an online course and digital product platform for creators who want to publish lessons and sell access from a branded storefront. Its course tools support text, images, PDFs, downloadable files, embedded video and audio, slideshows, transcripts, quizzes, and sublessons. Creators can also build custom course, landing, payment, and login pages, then connect a custom domain with an SSL certificate. The product fits independent educators and digital-product sellers who need commerce, memberships, and content delivery in one web-based service.

Pricing is straightforward but entirely paid. The Monthly plan costs $49 per month and includes unlimited courses, unlimited customers, and cancellation at any time. The Annual plan costs $470 per year with the same listed inclusions. A Lifetime plan costs $750 one time and includes all future features. A 14-day free trial is available, and the category listing specifies a zero transaction fee. Paid capabilities include fixed and recurring payments, promo codes, gifting, upsells, bundles, course hubs, memberships, drip schedules, and locked lessons.

Teachery’s ecosystem centers on Stripe for payments, with integrations for Mailchimp and Kit plus connections through Zapier, Pabbly, and Make. Canva, Flodesk, and MailerLite are also listed among its integrations. That combination supports email marketing, workflow automation, and content or design processes without changing the platform’s web-only focus. Choose Teachery if you value branded pages, broad lesson formats, memberships, and simple commerce. Consider another platform if native mobile access or payment options beyond Stripe is central to your operation.

Teachery pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports courses, sublessons, quizzes, transcripts, and varied media
    • Includes custom pages, domains, SSL, memberships, bundles, and drip lessons
    • Offers unlimited courses and customers across its published plans
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; paid access starts at $49 per month
    • Web-only platform limits access to browser-based course management
    • Stripe is the listed payment option for processing course payments

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