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WP101 review

#28 of 34 in Educational Video Libraries

A focused WordPress video library with practical learning tools and flexible access plans.

6.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

WP101 is an online library of professionally produced video courses for people learning WordPress and related plugins. It is aimed at beginners creating or managing personal blogs, business websites, online stores, or organization websites. The core WordPress 101 course is joined by eight additional courses covering tools such as WooCommerce, Elementor, WPForms, and Beaver Builder. More than 200 tutorial videos, closed captions, progress tracking, lesson completion, badges, and certificates give learners a structured way to move through the material.

Pricing is available through three paid plans, with a seven-day trial. Monthly Access costs $12 per month and includes the WordPress 101 Course, eight additional courses, more than 200 tutorial videos, a free WordPress sandbox site, and one-on-one WordPress help. Annual Access costs $48 per year with the same listed inclusions. Lifetime Access costs $96 as a one-time payment and adds all future courses. Every plan also includes access to a members-only help forum, while the sandbox provides a separate space for practice without requiring changes to a live site.

The strongest fit is someone who wants focused, guided WordPress instruction rather than a broad educational video platform. The narrow subject scope can be an advantage for site owners who need practical help with WordPress and popular plugins, but it limits the service for learners seeking courses beyond that ecosystem. WP101 is available on the web, and videos are not downloadable. The separate WP101 Plugin supports video embedding, which may suit WordPress site owners who want to place training content inside a site. Choose it for beginner-friendly WordPress learning, structured progress, and practice support; choose an alternative if you need wider subject coverage or offline video access.

WP101 pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • More than 200 WordPress tutorial videos across nine courses
    • Includes captions, progress tracking, badges, and certificates
    • Sandbox site and one-on-one WordPress help support practice and questions
  • Where it doesn't
    • Paid access is required after the seven-day trial
    • The library focuses on WordPress and related tools rather than broader topics
    • Access is web-based, with no downloadable videos

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