I spent ten years teaching in Newfoundland classrooms before I started Good Cheer Tech Studio. Turns out, I wasn't quite done with the classroom. I just traded the whiteboard for a keyboard.
A while back, a client of mine had a course ready to go. Her videos were in a Google Drive folder, her cohort was in a Facebook group, and she was trying to hold it all together. She tried ThriveCart, but building a sales page and figuring out what to set up first was too much. She had a course and she was ready to teach, but the tech stopped her.
Then I was catching up with Gina Keeping, one of my closest friends, who's also a business coach and runs the Course Creator Bootcamp. She told me so many of her students get stuck in the same place, and the monthly price of course platforms keeps them from even trying. I slapped her on the arm and said the words on that sticky note.
I didn't set out to build another course platform. I kept seeing the same thing stop people from sharing what they know, and I wanted to fix it. So I did. Course Mark puts your lessons, sales page and checkout in one place, for one payment and no monthly fees.
You've already done the hard part: planning the lessons, recording the videos, making the worksheets. I don't think you should have to pay rent every month to keep your own course online.
Whether it's your very first course or one you're bringing over from another platform, I built Course Mark to make the whole thing simpler. I'd love to see 100 creators share what they know without trading every hour for it. Honestly, I'd be happy if it helped even one.