7 Best Online Course Creation Platforms in 2024 | Teachable vs. Thinkific vs. Kajabi vs. Podia

Summary

This video script offers an in-depth review of top course creation platforms, highlighting the differences between course creation platforms and marketplaces, and between all-in-one and specialist platforms. It provides updated insights on platforms like Teachable, Thinkific, Thrive Cart, and others, discussing their features, pricing, and suitability for various business needs. The script aims to guide online course creators in choosing the right platform for sustainable and scalable revenue.

Takeaways

• 📚 The importance of choosing the right course creation platform for online selling is emphasized, with a distinction made between course creation platforms and course marketplaces like Udemy and Skillshare.
• 🏬 A course marketplace offers exposure but limits earning potential due to commission structures, whereas a course creation platform allows selling directly and owning customer data for future marketing.
• 🔍 The difference between all-in-one platforms, which offer a suite of features for running an online business, and specialist platforms, which focus on course creation and student experience, is highlighted.
• 🛠️ All-in-one platforms are recommended for those seeking simplicity and a single solution, while specialist platforms are better for those who already have other tools or require more customization.
• 👍 Teachable is praised for its curriculum builder and payment processing but criticized for recent price increases and decreased functionality.
• 🌟 Thinkific is noted for its lesson types, including assignments and surveys, and its switch to a one-step checkout process, enhancing the buying experience.
• 🛒 ThriveCart is recognized for its customizable checkout platform and its introduction of ThriveCart Learn for course creation, though it requires external video hosting.
• 🔑 Circle is identified as user-friendly and suitable for community-focused courses, with mobile apps and interactive features, but may not be ideal for those seeking passive income without community involvement.
• 🎯 Kajabi stands out as an all-in-one platform offering a wide range of features including website creation, blogging, and community building, with a focus on simplicity and an established ecosystem.
• 💰 Podia is presented as a budget-friendly all-in-one option with a minimalist design, suitable for those valuing simplicity but possibly limiting for those needing advanced features.
• 📈 System is highlighted as the best budget course creation platform with a free plan, offering a lot of features but currently lacking in customization options.

Q & A

What is the main difference between a course creation platform and a course marketplace?

A course creation platform is a digital tool used to build and sell online courses directly through your business, while a course marketplace is a website where you can contribute courses to a catalog that includes other instructors. Marketplaces offer exposure but limit your earning potential due to their commission payout structure.

Why is it important to own your content when selling courses online?

Owning your content allows you to maintain full control over your intellectual property and gives you the freedom to market and sell your courses without being restricted by a marketplace's commission structure or rules.

What are the three essential features Melissa looks for in an all-in-one course creation platform?

The three essential features Melissa looks for are website creation, email marketing, and digital product creation, which includes the ability to create and sell online courses.

What is the advantage of using a specialist course creation platform over an all-in-one platform?

A specialist course creation platform excels at course creation, student experience, payment processing, and product delivery, allowing you to choose other specialist tools to complete a tech stack that suits your specific needs.

What are some of the pros and cons of using Teachable as a course creation platform?

Pros include an easy-to-use curriculum builder and strong payment processing. Cons are limited analytics dashboards, fewer customization options in the sales page builder, and recent price increases with decreased functionality in their plans.

How does Thinkific's course creation process differ from Teachable's?

Thinkific offers a few lesson types that not all platforms offer, including assignments, surveys, and more customizable quizzes. It also switched to a one-step checkout flow, which reduces friction in the buying process.

What is unique about ThriveCart's approach to course creation?

ThriveCart initially started as a checkout platform and later introduced a course creation feature called ThriveCart Learn, allowing users to create and sell courses entirely within the ThriveCart platform.

Why might Circle be a good choice for online course creators?

Circle is great for business owners interested in selling memberships or courses with virtual elements or community, as it offers community spaces and is highly user-friendly for both business owners and members.

What are the key advantages of using Kajabi as an all-in-one platform?

Kajabi allows you to sell online courses and digital products, create a full website, publish a blog or podcast, run a community, sell services, and build your email list all in one place, making it a comprehensive solution for online business owners.

How does Podia compare to Kajabi in terms of pricing and features?

Podia is more budget-friendly than Kajabi and offers a simplified, minimalist platform for creating courses and selling digital products. However, it might lack advanced customization and features compared to Kajabi.

Outlines

00:00

📚 Choosing the Right Course Creation Platform

The script introduces the importance of selecting a suitable course creation platform for selling online courses. It distinguishes between a course creation platform and a course marketplace, emphasizing the limitations of marketplaces like Udemy and Skillshare in terms of revenue and customer retention. The speaker, Melissa, recommends course creation platforms for scalable and sustainable business growth and outlines the differences between all-in-one and specialist platforms, highlighting the benefits of each for different business needs.

05:01

🛠️ Detailed Review of Teachable and Thinkific

Melissa provides an in-depth review of Teachable, a specialist course creation platform, discussing her experience as a former employee and customer. She praises Teachable's curriculum builder and payment processing but criticizes its limited analytics and sales page builder. The review compares Teachable with Thinkific, another specialist platform, noting Thinkific's updated features, lesson types, and improved checkout flow. Thinkific's pricing model, including a free plan with no transaction fees, is also highlighted as a strong selling point.

10:02

🛒 ThriveCart and Circle: Platforms with Unique Offerings

The script explores ThriveCart, initially a checkout platform, which introduced 'ThriveCart Learn' for course creation within its platform. It emphasizes ThriveCart's customizable checkout process and the need for external video hosting. Circle is presented as a platform for community building with course offerings, noting its user-friendly interface and mobile apps. The review discusses the benefits of community interaction and the importance of mobile accessibility in online business.

15:04

🏢 Kajabi and Podia: All-In-One Platforms for Business Owners

Kajabi is introduced as a top all-in-one platform, allowing for course creation, website building, community management, and more. The review highlights Kajabi's comprehensive features and customization options, as well as its established ecosystem of third-party specialists. Podia is presented as a budget-friendly alternative, offering a simplified platform for selling courses and digital products, with an optional email marketing add-on. The review notes Podia's minimalist design and straightforward pricing structure.

📝 System and Other Platforms: Budget Options and WordPress Integration

System is highlighted as a budget all-in-one platform with a free plan for selling one course without transaction fees. The review mentions its flexible curriculum builder and the lack of customization options for course branding. Other platforms like Experien ify, Cartra, LearnWorlds, Gumroad, Patreon, High LEL, LearnDash, Squarespace, and Wix are briefly discussed, with comments on their unique features, pricing, and suitability for different business needs.

📋 Final Thoughts on Selecting a Course Platform

The script concludes with advice on choosing a course creation platform based on a needs assessment, listing must-have features and comparing platforms accordingly. Melissa encourages testing different platforms through free trials and trusting one's instincts in making the right decision. She emphasizes that there is no one-size-fits-all solution and that the best platform is the one that fits the individual business's needs at the moment.

Keywords

💡Course creation platform

A course creation platform is a digital tool that enables the creation and sale of online courses. It is central to the video's theme, as the script discusses various platforms available for this purpose. The video aims to help viewers decide which platform suits their needs for creating and selling online courses, with Teachable and Thinkific being highlighted as examples.

💡Course Marketplace

A course marketplace is a website where instructors can contribute courses to a catalog alongside other instructors. Examples given in the script include Udemy and Skillshare. While marketplaces offer exposure, they limit earning potential due to commission structures and do not provide student email addresses for future marketing.

💡Revenue

Revenue refers to the income generated from selling online courses. The script emphasizes the importance of choosing the right platform to maximize revenue potential. It contrasts the limited earnings from course marketplaces with the higher, more scalable revenue achievable through direct sales via a course creation platform.

💡All-in-one platform

An all-in-one platform includes essential features for running a profitable online business, such as website creation, email marketing, and digital product creation. The script discusses these platforms as a good fit for those who want to simplify their operations and keep everything in one place, with Kajabi and Podia being mentioned as examples.

💡Specialist platform

A specialist platform focuses on specific aspects of online business, such as course creation, without necessarily including full website or email marketing functionalities. The script suggests these platforms for businesses that already have other tools in place or prefer not to pay for unnecessary features, with Teachable and Thinkific being specialist platforms discussed.

💡Customization

Customization refers to the ability to tailor the appearance and functionality of a course platform to fit individual needs. The script mentions customization as a key feature that some platforms offer, allowing for a unique student experience and branding, with Thinkific's lesson types and Kajabi's layout options being examples.

💡Analytics dashboard

An analytics dashboard provides data on course performance, student engagement, and sales metrics. The script critiques Teachable's analytics dashboard for being limited compared to other platforms, which is important for course creators who need to track their business's success.

💡Payment processor

A payment processor handles transactions for online sales. The script notes that some platforms, like Teachable, have strong payment processors that automatically handle and remit sales taxes, which is crucial for simplifying the financial aspect of selling courses online.

💡Community

Community refers to the feature that allows interaction among members, often in the context of memberships or courses. The script discusses Circle as a platform that supports community building, which is valuable for business owners interested in virtual elements or community engagement in their courses.

💡Gamification

Gamification is the application of game-design elements in non-game contexts to engage users. The script mentions experien ify as a platform that offers gamification features for online course creation, which can enhance student engagement and make learning more interactive.

💡SCORM compliance

SCORM compliance refers to the adherence to Shareable Content Object Reference Model (SCORM) standards, which enable the creation of portable, reusable learning materials. The script points out LearnWorlds as a platform that offers SCORM compliance, which is important for businesses that need to meet specific educational technology standards.

Highlights

The importance of choosing the right course creation platform for online course selling.

The distinction between course creation platforms and course marketplaces like Udemy and Skillshare.

The earning potential limitations on course marketplaces due to commission structures.

The advantage of owning your content and the ability to market to your students directly.

The comparison between all-in-one platforms and specialist platforms for course creation.

The benefits of all-in-one platforms for business owners looking to simplify their operations.

The specialization of platforms that excel in course creation and student experience.

Teachable's strengths in curriculum building and student interface.

Thinkific's updates impacting its review and comparison with Teachable.

The one-step checkout flow improvement in Thinkific enhancing the buying process.

Thrive Cart's introduction of course creation feature 'Thrive Cart Learn'.

The necessity for video hosting outside of Thrive Cart for its course platform.

Circle's focus on community and interaction for online course selling.

Kajabi's all-in-one platform capabilities for online business owners.

Podia's budget-friendly all-in-one platform offering for online course creators.

System's budget course creation platform with a free plan for selling one course.

The concept of creating a needs assessment to choose the right course creation platform.

The idea that there is no one-size-fits-all best platform, but rather the best fit for individual business needs.

Transcripts

if you're thinking about creating and

selling online courses then one of the

most important tools you'll need is your

course creation platform but there are

countless options available and a lot of

them are very different from each other

so today I'm going to share my updated

reviews of the best course creation

platforms to help you decide which one

is right for you hey I'm Melissa and

welcome back to wit and wire where we

help everyday experts turn their skills

and passions into profitable online

businesses before I can compare specific

platforms we first have to talk about

two key distinctions first is the

difference between a course creation

platform and a course Marketplace a

course creation platform is a digital

tool used to build and sell online

courses directly through your business

on the other hand a course Marketplace

is a website where you can contribute

courses to a catalog that includes other

instructors for example to well-known

course marketplaces are udemy and

skillshare although marketplaces offer

exposure your earning potential will

always be limited by their commission

payout structure you do own your content

but you'll only earn a percentage of the

revenue and speaking from experience my

old skillshare earnings peaked around

$100 to $200 per month and that was with

thousands of students enrolled you also

don't get email addresses for your

students which means that you can't

Market to them in the future and that's

a huge problem because several studies

show that existing customers spend more

and more often than new customers

meanwhile at wit and wire I use a course

creation platform to sell directly

through my business and I consistently

earn five figures per month in Revenue

as an online course creator that's why I

recommend choosing a course creator

platform not a Marketplace if you're

serious about adding scalable

sustainable Revenue to your business

that brings us to our second key

distinction which is the difference

between an all-in-one platform versus a

specialist platform an all-in-one

includes all of the essential features

needed to run a profitable online

business and when I do research the

three Essentials I look for are website

creation email marketing and digital

product creation which includes the

ability to create and sell online

courses I think all-in ones are a great

fit for business owners who want to

simplify and keep everything in one

place you might miss out on some

customizations or features but for the

right business owner I think the

trade-off is worth it on the otherand

many businesses already have a website

or email marketing setup or both so an

all in-one platform might be too

expensive or overkill for your needs

instead you'd be better off with a

specialist course creation platform

these tools lack the full website and

email marketing functionality of an

Allin one but they truly excel at course

creation student experience payment

processing and product delivery and they

leave space and budget for you to choose

other specialist tools to complete a

tech stack that suits your needs I'll

share my top picks for both all-in ones

and Specialists coming up so now that

we've covered those key distinctions

it's time to review today's top course

creation platforms one by one let's

start with teachable teachable is a

specialist course creation platform and

for full disclosure I was the director

of marketing engagement at teachable and

I worked there full-time for four years

before I left to run wit and wire

full-time more importantly I was a

paying customer both before and after I

was an employee so So based on my

experience I want to share some updated

and honest pros and cons about how

teachable Stacks up against today's

competitors first here's a preview of

the curriculum builder in teachable you

can easily outline your course by adding

sections which group lessons into themes

or weeks then within a lesson you can

use teacha's block-based Editor to add

video text embeds or PDFs in any order

which gives you the flexibility to

customize each lesson to suit your

learner needs once published teachable

uses what I call the classic sidebar

View which means that your students will

see a clickable curriculum outline on

the side and their active lesson on the

main screen after testing countless

tools over the years I still think

teachables curriculum Builder is Best in

Class the block-based editor is simple

yet customizable and the student

experience is clean and uncluttered they

also have a strong payment processor so

teachable automatically handles and

remits Us sales tax and EU UK vat tax

that said I think their analytics

dashboards and sales page builder are

pretty limited for example the sales

page builder has fewer block types and

and customization options than other

course platforms although as a

workaround you can build sales pages on

your primary website instead and have

those CTA buttons go to your teachable

checkout pages that tip actually applies

for any specialist platform on this list

but here's the real problem within the

last year or so teachable has increased

their prices while decreasing each

plan's functionality and when I look at

my side-by-side course platform

comparison which you can download for

free in the description I have found it

increasingly hard to argue that

teachable offers the best value for

online business owners so if you're

currently using teachable and you're

happy with it I would stick with what's

working but if you're just getting

started it might make more sense to

consider one of our upcoming picks for

example our next course creation

platform is thinkific thinkific is

another well-known specialist platform

and think giic versus teachable has been

debated for years since they're probably

the two most similar platforms on this

list then GIC has released quite a few

updates since my last course platform

comparison which has had a meaningful

impact on my review so let's take a look

in think giic you build your course by

adding chapters which house individual

lessons when you add a new lesson your

first prompted to select a lesson type

and to Spotlight one of think iic's

advantages they offer a few lesson types

that not all platforms offer including

assignments surveys and more

customizable quizzes here's one example

of an individual video Lesson and you

can see the settings include a video

upload an optional text area and

optional

experience which uses the classic

sidebar view since my last review one

crucial Improvement we have to talk

about is thinkific switch to a onstep

checkout flow as a comparison a two-step

checkout flow requires buyers to create

a username and password first before

moving on to the second step where they

add payment details and finalize their

purchase this extra step adds friction

to the buying process but fortunately

thinkific switched to the one-step

checkout flow in 2022 and since then

they've continued to up update their

payment processor called t-commerce

including their new Sales Tax Solution

which collects and remits taxes from US

and Canada based buyers on your behalf

for all platforms I recommend reading

the company's help articles to see if

your country is supported and if your

needs can be handled one last selling

point for thinkific is its pricing you

can get started on their free plan and

fully sell an online course with no

added transaction fees which sets them

apart for transparency some of the

features we covered are on the paid

start or basic plans but all plans

include unlimited courses and unlimited

students and I think most business

owners will find their plans

straightforward and value packed you can

visit Whit and wire.com thinkific to get

started for free and by the way if

you're finding this review helpful I

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continue sharing more simplified online

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support makes a difference and I really

appreciate it now let's move on to an

interesting pick Thrive cart Thrive cart

is another specialist platform and it

was initially built as a checkout

platform for services digital products

and physical Goods in fact their

checkout platform is still excellent and

one of their top advantages since it's

one of the most customizable options

available now previously you had to

integrate your Thrive cart checkout

pages with another specialist platform

like thinkific or teachable to actually

deliver your digital products but in

2021 thrivecart introduced a new course

creation feature called thrivecart learn

which allows all Thrive cart users to

create and sell online courses entirely

within the Thrive cart platform here's a

preview of the curriculum Builder where

you can add modules and then individual

lessons within each lesson you'll use

Thrive cart's block based Editor to

fully customize your content from

embedding videos through adjusting fonts

and colors I recommend my full Thrive

cart learn tutorial Linked In the

description if you want to learn more

but crucially unlike the other course

platforms we've discussed thrivecart

does not natively host files or videos

so it's important to know that if you do

choose Thrive cart you'll need to host

your videos elsewhere this feature might

be provided by your video recording or

editing tool but you might need a second

tool just for hosting which you can

often find for under $5 per month in

case it's helpful I've added some recks

to our free course platform comparison

Linked In the description the student

experience in Thrive cart is

user-friendly and similar to other

course platforms and the fonts and

colors are highly customizable one

reason why Thrive cart has become so

popular is because their one-time

lifetime price point is unmatched in

value in fact even if you purchase

Thrive Car Pro which I use and recommend

as well as the optional learn plus

add-on that total is still comparable to

or less than just one year subscription

to the average course platform on this

list and that value is tough to beat so

although it has its quirks as all

platforms do this year value of Thrive

cart has made it one of our top

specialist picks for online course

creators so you can learn more by

visiting Whit and wire.com thrivecart or

by watching our full tutorial Linked In

the description by the way you can see

the price points for all of these

Platforms in the free course platform

comparison I mentioned which you'll find

at Whit and .com/srobiyt

you can create different types of spaces

within your circle Community for example

you might add a post space to facilitate

discussion an event space to share your

upcoming schedule and a course space to

create curriculum within a course you

can add sections that group your

individual lessons then within a lesson

Builder you have the option to show or

hide primary media like a video and use

circles block-based Editor to include

additional text files or resources for

your students you can also enable or

disable comments to encourage discussion

on the student side here's a preview of

one course space which shows their

progress as well as an individual lesson

which uses the classic sidebar view

along the right Circle also has both IOS

and Android apps so your members can

interact on the go and I've noticed an

increasing demand for mobile

accessibility in our industry it's worth

mentioning too that circle is incredibly

userfriendly for both business owners

and their members which is a huge

Advantage because the easier a platform

is to use the more likely people are to

actually use it and to get results also

since community and two-way instructor

interaction are growing Trends in the

online business industry I think circle

is a great choice for any business

owners interested in selling memberships

or courses with virtual elements or

community so I do have an extended

tutorial Linked In the description or

you can visit Whit and wire.com Circle

to start a free 14-day trial that said

if you envision building truly passive

income from your courses and you don't

know if leading a community is right for

you then it might not be the right fit

the fifth platform is kajabi we've

focused on Specialists so far but it's

time to switch gears and talk about

kajabi which is currently our number one

pick in the all-in-one platform category

for online business owners not only can

you sell online courses and digital

products with kajabi but you can also

create a full website publish a blog or

a podcast you can run a community sell

services and build your email list all

in one place if you use the majority of

those features then kabi's price point

really packs a punch I do have a full

kajabi tutorial Linked In the

description but for today's review I

want to spot the course creation

experience first here's a preview of the

curriculum Builder where you can add

modules and lessons then within each

lesson you can feature a video audio or

neither and you can add additional

information with the Rich Text Editor

you can also attach downloadable

resources and enable or disable comments

on the student side you have the choice

between a classic sidebar layout called

momentum or you can use this second

layout called Premiere both are

customizable with their own pros and

cons so it'll come down to your personal

preferences I think kabi is a great

choice for business owners who value

Simplicity and the ease of managing

everything in one place as another

Advantage because they're well

established kajabi also has a wide

ecosystem of thirdparty Specialists and

service providers so whether you want a

kajabi website template or a virtual

assistant or somebody to build your site

it's easy to find support as your

business grows that said the downside of

Simplicity is constraint and if you're

looking for advanced site customizations

or email automations then KOB may not be

able to do exactly what you want it to

do it's still highly capable but if you

know you have a specific Vision then an

all-in-one platform in general may not

be right for you overall I think kajabi

is an excellent fit if you want not only

a course creation platform but an

all-in-one home for your business and if

you're curious to check it out you can

visit Whit and wire.com kajabi to unlock

an exclusive extended 30-day trial that

gives you two extra weeks to see what

you think so again that's Whit nwi.com

kajabi to get started as an alternative

platform number number six is podia

podia is another great all-in-one

platform and compared to kajabi they're

a bit more budget friendly and in fact

even if you're looking for a specialist

platform Pia's price point is comparable

so it might be worth considering I would

say podia is known for their simplified

minimalist platform which lets you

create a basic website publish a Blog

create a community and sell courses and

digital products you can also purchase

an email marketing add-on called podia

email which is what makes it a true

all-in-one experience and as an FYI

Pia's standard pricing is tiered based

on features but the podia email add-on

is priced based on your subscriber count

so alternatively you could also choose

another email marketing platform if

their's lacks must have features now

Pia's simple ux and friendly pricing

have long been two of their biggest

strengths but for some the minimalist

features might feel limiting for example

here's a preview of Pia's course

curriculum Builder where you can add

sections that house individual lessons

there are currently five lesson types

and if you want to want to create a

video Lesson you'll choose add files

from there you'll upload your video file

and use podia refreshed block-based

Editor to add PDFs or text to the lesson

this is a huge Improvement on the

previous lesson editor which didn't let

you add both a video and a PDF resource

to the same lesson but they still don't

have quizzes assignments or gamification

which might be deal breakers for some

business owners but not all I also

wanted to share this preview of the

student view which is again very minimal

you can add your logo and colors to the

top navigation but the white sidebar and

white background are default settings

that can't currently be changed the

website builder is also very basic so I

would say if you like Simplicity then

podia could be worth the try but if you

want customization or Advanced features

then it might not be the right pick for

you platform number seven is system

system is another all-in-one platform

and they're another budget alternative

to kajabi or podia but the specific

reason why they're on our list is

because system is currently the best

budget course creation platform for

online business owners and they have a

free plan that lets you sell one course

with no transaction fees in the

curriculum Builder you can add modules

with individual lessons and the lesson

Builder is very flexible with a lot of

blocks to choose from for some it might

feel overwhelming but it does give you a

lot of options on the other hand you

don't currently have the option to

customize the colors of your course

Beyond this drop- down menu the request

for custom course branding is currently

on systems public road map but there's

no set timeline for a tool with this

many features system was much easier to

learn than I anticipated and although

the interface isn't as modern as some

competitors if you're looking for a free

platform I think system is a solid

choice and you can check them out at

Whit nwi.com system I also wanted to

share a lightning round with a few

platforms I'm often asked about that

didn't make the top ranks experien ify

offers the most gamification features

for online course creation but as a

student I find it hard to navigate the

course experience without the classic

sidebar with the outline but that's a

personal preference not a deal breaker

cartra is another all-in-one platform

platform but I consistently find kajabi

easier to use both as an admin and as a

student and as of the time of this

recording it's also slightly more

expensive than kajabi learn worlds lets

you add interaction points to your

videos and it's the best choice if you

need scorm compliance gumroad and

patreon are grouped because they have

the same core issues not only do they

lack a true course creation tool but the

real issue is that you pay patreon 5 to

12% of your income or gumroad 10% and

both are far too high at scale so I

can't recommend them high LEL is an

all-in-one platform that includes deal

creation and CRM management so if client

work is part of your long-term growth

strategy it might be worth exploring but

for transparency my testing to date has

been minimal learn Dash is our top pick

if you're looking for a WordPress plugin

rather than a standalone platform I

would only explore this if you're

confident in your WordPress skills

Squarespace allows you to build and sell

online courses directly through your

Squarespace site the catch though is

that they'll take a 9% trans transaction

fee unless you purchase a paid monthly

add-on called digital products and that

add-on price alone is comparable to some

of our specialist piic so since there's

not an obvious money saving decision

it'll come down to which platform you

prefer Wix also lets you create and sell

courses and I hear positive things from

wit and wire students but I haven't

tested it myself I know we've covered a

lot but I do want to share this key

takeaway there is truly no such thing as

a best course creation platform there

are just different options that suit

different businesses that said the way I

would recommend choosing is by creating

A needs assessment where you'll list any

must have features that are important to

you you can start by asking if you need

an all-in-one or a specialist and then

get more specific about your needs from

there then once you have your list it'll

be much easier to compare platforms

either using our free side-by-side

comparison Linked In the description or

by starting one or two free trials based

on today's recommendations and after

working with hundreds of course creators

I can confidently say that most of us

won't have one one right tool just the

one that feels best for you right now I

would run a few tests see what feels

right for you and then trust your gut

that any decision you make will be a

good one overall if this video has been

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