Launch a Course Marketplace Under Your Own Brand
Host many instructors, record each one's revenue split on the course itself, and run the whole catalog through one checkout on your own domain. Built for marketplace founders and platform operators.
Sound Familiar?
Running a Marketplace Means Running Someone Else's Business Too.
Every hour spent reconciling instructor payouts or answering "where are my sales" is an hour not spent recruiting the next instructor.
Splits Agreed in Email, Paid From a Spreadsheet
The revenue share for each instructor was agreed in a conversation months ago. Every payout cycle starts by finding that conversation and ends with a transfer list built by hand.
Instructors Cannot See Their Own Numbers
Every question about sales, enrollments, and drop-off comes to you, because your instructors have no way to look for themselves. The support load grows with each instructor you sign.
Your Platform Looks Like a Product You Rented
Buyers land on a generic subdomain that does not carry your name. You are building an audience, and the address they remember belongs to a vendor.
Before & After
What Makes a Marketplace Hard to Operate, and How Wisdom LMS Fixes It
The operational load of a many-instructor catalog is what stops most marketplaces scaling past a handful of creators.
Payout Reconciliation Overhead
Instructor splits live in email threads and spreadsheets, so every payout cycle is a manual reconstruction.
Splits Recorded on the Course
Each instructor's revenue share percentage is stored against the course that earns it, so the arrangement and the sales sit in the same place.
Instructor Support Load
Every question about enrollments, drop-off, and assessment results routes through you.
Scoped Instructor Access
Instructors see their own courses, their own students, and their own orders, with real analytics on each. They answer their own questions without gaining visibility into your wider catalog.
A Catalog That Cannot Price Flexibly
Different instructors want to sell differently, but your platform only supports one pricing model.
Per-Course Pricing Models
Pricing is a property of each course, so one-time purchases, subscriptions, installments, and time-limited sales coexist in the same catalog without conflict.
Payments That Do Not Reach Your Buyers
Your instructors are international and so are their students, but one gateway does not serve everyone.
Multiple Gateways at Checkout
Enable Stripe, PayPal, and PayHere together and let buyers choose, so a payment method mismatch does not cost you the sale.
Building on Rented Ground
Your marketplace runs on an address that belongs to a vendor, so the brand equity you build is not fully yours.
Your Domain and Identity
Run on your own domain with certificates issued automatically, your logo, your color, and your own storefront pages, with the platform underneath invisible to buyers and instructors.
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Platform Features
Features Built for E-Learning Marketplaces
Instructor Revenue Sharing
This is the mechanism a marketplace runs on. Every course carries the agreed split between your platform and the creator who built it, recorded per course rather than negotiated once and lost in email.
Multi-Instructor Courses
Bring two creators together on a joint course without either of them losing access or trusting the other to pay out. The split is recorded on the course itself, and both can manage the students they share.
Accept Online Payments
Run one checkout for a catalog built by many instructors. Orders, methods, and revenue are recorded centrally, and each course's revenue split is already on file against the course.
Course Sale Price
Run a seasonal campaign across selected courses without renegotiating anyone's list price. Each course keeps its own pricing, and the discount lifts at the scheduled time on its own.
Course Subscriptions
Offer subscription pricing on the courses where it fits while the rest of your catalog stays one-time. Pricing is set per course, so instructors are not forced into a single model across the marketplace.
Custom Domain and Branding
Run your marketplace as your own product on your own domain, in your own identity, with the platform underneath it invisible to your buyers and instructors.
Custom Pages
Build the storefront pages your marketplace needs around the course catalog: a homepage that frames your positioning, an instructor recruitment page, and a partners strip for the brands you work with.
Course Analytics
Give instructors real performance data on their own courses: how their cohort is distributed, where learners drop off, and how their assessments score, all scoped to the courses they teach.
Integrations
Integrations for E-Learning Marketplaces
Stripe
Run one checkout across a catalog built by many instructors, with orders and payment methods recorded centrally and each course's revenue split already on file.
View integrationPayPal
Offering PayPal next to card payment widens the buyer base for every course in your catalog, with no per-course configuration for your instructors to worry about.
View integrationPayHere
A marketplace serving South Asian learners needs a local gateway to convert at all. Running PayHere alongside Stripe and PayPal covers both your regional and your international buyers from one checkout.
View integrationKey Outcomes
Splits You Can Find
Every revenue share recorded on the course that earns it.
Instructors Self-Serve
They see their own courses, students, orders, and analytics.
One Catalog, Many Models
One-time, subscription, and installment pricing side by side.
Simple Process
Getting Started is Easy
Three steps to a branded marketplace with instructor splits on the record.
Step 1
Sign up, point your domain at your platform, and set your marketplace branding.
Step 2
Connect your payment gateways and build your storefront pages.
Step 3
Invite your first instructors, set their revenue shares, and open the catalog.