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We have been busy. Over the last few months we shipped updates to mobile, certificates, translations, and B2B distribution, plus there are a couple of existing features worth revisiting. Here is everything, and why it matters.

Mobile app improvements: offline access, push notifications, and more

According to Salesforce Research, smartphones generated roughly two-thirds of all US online shopping orders in Q3 2024. For your students, mobile is the primary screen, and in many global markets it is the only one. So we treated it that way.

We shipped a set of improvements to the Teachable mobile app: offline access, push notifications, expanded language support, and better performance.

iOS and Android are now fully on par. Whatever the experience is on one, it is the same on the other.

The bigger story is reach. The gap between someone enrolling in your course and actually completing it is largely a mobile problem. Most students browse, buy, and consume content on their phones, and any friction in that experience is a drop-off point.

Offline access means a student on a plane, a commute, or a spotty connection can still make progress. Push notifications mean you can bring them back when they drift. Together, these become completion rate levers.

For course creators, completion rates tie directly to reputation, reviews, and referrals. For anyone building a global audience or selling into markets where mobile is less a preference and more a given, this update closes a meaningful gap.

Certificates: turn every completion into a marketing moment

Completion certificates are now available on Teachable, with direct LinkedIn sharing built in. Full setup details are in the certificates support article.

Strategically, this is one of the underrated growth tools available to course creators. Every time a student shares their certificate on LinkedIn, your course name reaches their entire professional network: people who are exactly the kind of audience likely to be interested in what you teach.

That is organic distribution you do not have to pay for, driven by the people who have already validated your content by completing it.

There is a second effect worth naming: certificates change how students engage with a course before they finish it. Knowing a credential waits at the end raises the perceived value of completing, which means higher finish rates, better reviews, and stronger word of mouth.

See how Antoine van der Lee built his iOS developer community on Teachable. Certificates are part of that story.

For anyone running corporate training, customer education, or compliance programs, certificates also add a layer of institutional credibility that enterprise buyers often require.

One-click translations: your entire school, fully localized

One-click translations already existed on Teachable. Previously, they covered the dashboard, product catalog, and product detail pages. Curriculum, checkout, and all other pages were excluded, which meant a student could browse in their language and then hit a wall as they moved deeper into your school.

That gap is closed. Translations now apply to your entire school. Go to Site > Language and text, select from the dropdown, and every page updates, checkout included. We support 13 languages: English, Arabic, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese, Thai, Chinese (Traditional and Simplified), and Turkish.

The strategic implication is significant. Language has always been one of the biggest invisible barriers to course sales. A student who finds your content in their language but hits English at checkout is likely to leave. Localization at the checkout level is a conversion issue, and now it is resolved with a single setting. For creators who have been building multilingual audiences or expanding into new markets, this removes the last real friction in the purchase flow.

Early access: B2B bulk distribution, built for learning at scale

B2B Bulk Distribution is now available in Early Access, and it is worth understanding what this opens up.

Until now, running a training program on Teachable at volume meant friction at the enrollment layer. Bulk distribution removes that ceiling. You can enroll entire groups in one action, which means the operational overhead that used to make large-scale training painful is largely gone.

This matters beyond convenience. For creators and companies building B2B revenue streams, selling training to other businesses rather than individual consumers, the ability to deliver across dozens or hundreds of learners is often the difference between a pilot and a real contract.

Enterprise buyers need to know the platform can handle their volume before they commit. Teachable for Enterprise is built for exactly that, and bulk distribution is a core part of how it works. You can read more about the B2B revenue model in how to sell online training B2B.

Early Access means two things: you can start using it now, and you get direct input into how it develops. We are actively working with early users to shape the product. If you are running or planning a large-scale training operation, this is the time to get in.

Apply to the early access waitlist.

In case you missed it

Some of the most powerful things on Teachable are not new. Here are two features that creators are already putting to work, and worth knowing about if you have not explored them yet.

teachable:pay: tax handled, mobile payments included

If you are using teachable:pay, every sale you make is already covered for tax compliance: US sales tax, EU VAT, and UK VAT, with Teachable handling it automatically.

Most creators do not realize this is on by default, which means they absorb compliance worry they do not need.

The second piece is checkout conversion. teachable:pay supports Apple Pay and Google Pay, which means anyone buying on mobile can complete a purchase in a couple of taps.

Checkout abandonment is one of the most consistent revenue leaks in an online course business, and the payment step is a major contributor. This already exists. It is already working. If you have not enabled it yet, now is the time.

SOC 2 Type II: the security credential enterprise buyers ask for

Teachable has achieved SOC 2 Type II accreditation, a rigorous independent audit covering security, availability, confidentiality, and privacy.

A Type I certification confirms controls are designed correctly. Type II verifies they are consistently followed over time. That is a meaningful distinction for buyers doing due diligence.

If you are selling training to enterprise customers or running B2B programs, security compliance is often a procurement requirement. SOC 2 Type II answers that question before it becomes a blocker.

It is also a credential worth putting in front of potential B2B buyers proactively. Most will not ask until they are already deep in a buying process, but having the answer ready can move things forward.

We are always building. Keep an eye on your school and stay up to date with us on Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube for more!

Most company videos are scripted. Leadership says the right things, hits the right notes, and nobody gets surprised.

This one was different.

We put three of Teachable’s most senior leaders on camera: Giovana Carvalho (Managing Director), Anna Damico (Head of Sales), and Olivia Owens (Head of Product Marketing & Partnerships). We asked them the things nobody usually asks: whether what Teachable sells still matters when anyone can ask ChatGPT anything, what the most common reason creators fail actually is, and where they are placing their bets for the next 12 months.

No press release framing or scripted answers.

What followed was a candid 25-minute conversation about AI, creator identity, corporate learning, and where the real opportunities are right now. Below are the moments worth keeping.

“We want people with perspectives, lived experience, taste, to continue to create the experiences that create outcomes.” –Olivia Owens, Head of Product Marketing & Partnerships, Teachable

Watch Expert Exchange Episode 1

Watch Expert Exchange Episode 2

Watch Expert Exchange Episode 3

Does AI make online education less valuable? 

Short answer: no.

The opening question was blunt. Does what Teachable sells still matter in a world where anyone can ask an AI to explain anything.

Anna didn’t hesitate.

“People need learning fast. People need people with experience sharing those learnings with them. I believe AI came to accelerate, to help Teachable as a concrete, solid, stable, reliable tool. But I don’t see that it will become obsolete. Absolutely not.” –Anna Damico, Head of Sales, Teachable

Olivia grounded it with a personal example. A few years ago, she took a time management course through a coaching program because she was struggling to juggle competing priorities. The course had content. But what actually changed her behavior was accountability.

“I could type into ChatGPT, 'here’s my calendar, help me fix this,' and do nothing with it. But I had to meet with her every week. 'How is that going? Did you actually change that behavior?' That’s what I can’t replicate.” –Olivia Owens, Head of Product Marketing & Partnerships, Teachable

Giovana went further, arguing that accountability is the core driver of learning at all.

“I need someone who’s depending on me, who’s putting faith in me. Competing against the amount of stimuli we’re all getting every single day is insane. We really need that human bonding and relationship. That emotional weight that comes with learning expectations” –Giovana Carvalho, Managing Director, Teachable

The Expert Exchange thesis in plain language: AI gives everyone access to the same information. The thing it cannot manufacture is the lived experience, judgment, and accountability that come from learning with a human who has actually done the thing. That gap is where creators build their businesses.

Generic learning is already broken

Every student who arrives at your course is there for a different reason. Students come from different backgrounds, want different outcomes, and carry very different prior knowledge. And yet most online courses still start everyone at lesson one.

Giovana called out the mismatch directly when the conversation turned to what Teachable is building next.

“Usually you start a course in the same place, but people come from from very different backgrounds, very different intents. I want to learn French because I want to go to Paris and feel like a local. That’s a very different application of the same subject.” –Giovana Carvalho, Managing Director, Teachable

The product bet she’s most excited about: learning paths that let students chart their own course. Not a fixed curriculum, but a system that assesses what each student already knows, where they want to go, and builds an experience around that.

Olivia extended the point from the creator side. Chasing completion rates misses the point entirely.

“The win is: I have this problem, this piece of information unlocked me so I could move forward. Being able to help creators deliver the content that speeds up that learning outcome moment for their student. That's the way they’re going to continue to add value.” –Olivia Owens, Head of Product Marketing & Partnerships, Teachable

What this means for creators: Shorter, more targeted content often outperforms the 50-hour course. Students don’t want volume. They want the specific insight that moves them forward. Learn how to structure your course curriculum to match student intent, not just cover the topic.

Corporate training is having a moment. Most companies are behind.

The conversation shifted to employee learning, and Anna brought data.

“Recent studies show that employees in the traditional workforce value professional development more than salary. It’s something connected to the value proposition of your brand. When you go to campus to hire talent, you can say: ‘We’re going to invest in your skills. We want to see you succeed.’ Companies doing that are attracting talent, retaining talent, and building careers in a more sustainable way.” –Anna Damico, Head of Sales, Teachable

The barrier used to be budget. Small businesses couldn’t afford dedicated learning platforms for their teams. That has changed.

“You don’t need a large investment to build a learning platform for your employees. You can own a bakery with 25 employees and teach them how to handle daily operations. In the past, very small companies had to outsource everything. The use cases go from fashion to food to upskilling to changing careers internally. Regardless of sector, industry, cohort, seniority. We have a solution for you.” –Anna Damico, Head of Sales, Teachable

Giovana made the cultural argument for why this matters beyond retention numbers.

“Corporate training used to be very stale. Employees are people. Your employees are students and consumers. They want to see what’s out there now, in real time.” –Giovana Carvalho, Managing Director, Teachable

For creators with existing audiences: Olivia pointed out that the same course you’ve built for individual students can be taken to companies. A design course for freelancers, for example, can also be sold to an in-house design team looking to level up. Teachable supports both routes. Read more about how creators use Teachable to sell to organizations.

Why most creators fail, and what to do instead

Anna had a clear answer when asked the question most company videos avoid entirely.

Anna had three answers. Fear of judgment tops the list, followed by striving for perfection and lacking consistency. Those are the traps she sees creators fall into repeatedly. Her take:

“Your first product is going to be very, very bad. Do it anyway. You need to test your methodology, your way of teaching, the appetite of your audience, whether you’re hitting the right persona. If your first launch is a success, you’re very late to this party.” –Anna Damico, Head of Sales, Teachable

Olivia built on that with an identity argument. Too many creators refuse to commit to a direction until everything is figured out.

“A willingness to be bad is critical for being a creator. You have to be willing to put things out there that are not perfect, that are not proven. And I think people don’t speak enough about the mental health side of being a creator. Every single day you’re putting yourself out there to be judged. That should not be ignored.” –Olivia Owens, Head of Product Marketing & Partnerships, Teachable

The practical move: Publish something before it’s ready. Treat your first launch as a test, not a finished product. Collect real feedback. Iterate. The creators who succeed are almost never the ones who waited until everything was perfect.

In an AI world, having an opinion is a competitive advantage

The most pointed exchange of the conversation came when Giovana raised what she called “the age of AI slop.” If everyone has access to the same tools and generates the same content, differentiation has to come from somewhere else.

“Do you have an opinion? Do you have a perspective? Do you have reasons for why you think this way? The people with the opinion are the people that always edge out for me. Because when something comes up, they’re going to be decisive. They’re going to say: we should do this.” –Olivia Owens, Head of Product Marketing & Partnerships, Teachable

Anna took it to the hiring context.

“In a world of AI where everyone can learn the same things and get the same answers, the human aspects are what will set us apart. When you get five resumes with the same hard skills and the same degree, I need to talk to those people. Don’t try to be the same. It’s not going to be sustainable.” –Anna Damico, Head of Sales, Teachable

For online course creators, this has a direct application. Formulaic content with no clear voice or perspective is already losing ground. The creators building durable audiences right now are the ones with something specific to say, and the willingness to say it.

Related: How to find your niche as an online course creator and build a business around what you actually know.

How to grow when paid media and organic reach both feel harder

Giovana asked Olivia directly: how do creators grow right now? Her answer had three parts.

1. Go deeper with who you already have

Before chasing new audiences, look at who has already bought from you. What comes next for someone who finished your course. Coaching, a higher-tier program, a community membership. Most creators underestimate what their existing audience is willing to invest.

2. Take your content to companies

The same intellectual property you’ve built for individual students can be packaged and sold to organizations. A course for independent designers can become team-level training. A sales methodology course can become onboarding for an entire revenue team. The content is already built.

3. Look at your global reach

If you pull your platform demographics, there’s a good chance you already have students in markets you’ve never actively targeted. That’s an audience that found you organically. Olivia’s point: there is probably more value in that global reach than most creators have explored.

For more on audience-building strategy: How to build and grow an audience for your online course.

The bottom line

The conversation covered a lot of ground. A few things stand out as worth carrying forward:

• AI doesn’t replace human expertise. It makes the gap between generic information and genuine experience more visible.
• Personalized learning paths are the direction the industry is heading. Creators who build for specific student intents will outperform those who build generic curricula.
• Corporate learning is a real and growing opportunity for individual creators. The tools now exist for even small operators.
• Having a clear opinion and a distinct voice is a competitive advantage, not a nicety. Formulaic content is already commoditized.
• Your first product will be imperfect. The creators who waited until they were ready mostly never shipped.
  

Watch the full Expert Exchange conversation on YouTube, or start your free Teachable trial to see how the platform can support your next move.

The most successful creators on Teachable share one trait that rarely gets discussed: they treat growth as a new problem, not a continuation of the old one.

Getting to a serious revenue milestone requires one set of skills. Staying there requires a different set entirely. Buyer behavior shifts. Student expectations rise. Product ecosystems start to matter more than any single launch. The creators who recognize that shift early are the ones who keep moving.

That recognition is the through-line of Teachable Collective: a two-day invite-only gathering in Los Angeles this April, built for creators operating at scale who want to think seriously about what comes next. Follow along on Instagram for more updates as the week unfolds.

What the Collective is

Teachable Select and Elite creators are gathering in LA across two days of studio content, peer exchange, and recognition. Select tier starts at $250K in annual sales. Elite starts at $1M.

• Day 1 is the Collective itself: a half-day session with peer hotseats, data insights from the Teachable team, and an external keynote.
• Day 2 is the Awards: a boat tour and dinner in Marina del Rey celebrating creators who hit the $1M milestone in 2025.

The point is not the agenda. Creators at this level rarely get unstructured time with peers who understand the specific pressures of running a knowledge business at scale. That room does not happen by accident.

Day 1: The Collective

The Collective brings together 16 of the top Teachable schools, roughly 20 attendees, and that is entirely by design.

At this level, what creators need most is time with peers who understand the specific pressures of running a knowledge business at this revenue level, and direct access to what we are seeing across our top accounts. The Collective is built to deliver both.

What the day looks like

• Our Managing Director Giovana Carvalho opens with Teachable's read on the creator education landscape and where we see the market heading
• Our customer success team presents a data breakdown covering what is actually driving growth across our top accounts right now
• An external keynote from ManyChat on how high-performing creator businesses are using automation to drive consistent sales without constant creator involvement
• Hotseats: small groups where creators bring a live business problem and spend ten minutes working through it together.
• Happy hour to close the evening and let the conversations keep going

What we are bringing to the conversation

The framing we are taking into this day is direct: what got you to your current revenue level is not necessarily what will grow you from here. Early-stage growth rewards volume. Launch, promote, repeat. At a certain point, the ceiling changes. Product depth, student retention, and the actual quality of your learning experience start to drive results more than any promotional push.

Here is what our data consistently shows across our top accounts:

• Product depth matters more than launch frequency. Creators with the most stable revenue have built product ranges that serve students at multiple stages and price points.
• Student outcomes are becoming a growth metric. Retention, referrals, and word-of-mouth all trace back to whether a course actually delivers results. Creators who prioritize this outperform those who focus only on acquisition.
• Speed of adaptation is a competitive edge. Creators who adjust their positioning, pricing, and product mix in response to what students actually want are the ones growing fastest right now.

The ManyChat keynote ties directly into this conversation. For many of our top creators, automation is the mechanism that makes consistent revenue possible without the creator being involved in every sale. The keynote covers how that works in practice and what it looks like to build a course business that does not depend entirely on the creator showing up every day.

Day 2: The Awards

The following afternoon, we move to the marina. Our Teachable Elite creators board a boat for a cruise along the LA waterfront, with welcome drinks and a fireside chat on the water. After docking, we walk to Cast and Plow for a dinner recognizing the creators who crossed $1M in GMV in 2025.

That milestone is also not a finish line. For most creators who reach it, the moment is closer to a transition. New questions open up: which products are actually driving growth, how the student experience holds up at volume, what the business looks like when it runs without constant creator intervention.

What the Collective means for every creators

The Collective is invite-only. Most creators reading this are not in the room this round. That is fine.

The thinking behind it applies to every stage. The creator education market is evolving faster than most platforms acknowledge. Buyer behavior is shifting. Students expect more. What constitutes a quality learning experience keeps moving.

We launched the Customer Journey program because creators at $50K need different things than creators at $500K, and both need different things than creators pushing past $1M. The Collective is what that commitment looks like at the top tier. See what the Customer Journey includes when you qualify.

Talk to our team to understand how Teachable can support where your business is heading next.

We spent a full week in Austin for SXSW 2026. Six days of programming that spanned a private breakfast, a full content production shoot, an official SXSW panel, and a sunset sail with 75 creators and industry professionals.

Across every room, every conversation, and every format at SXSW (March 11–16), one signal kept surfacing: human presence is becoming scarce, and scarce things become premium.

Here's everything that went down.

Sales Breakfast at SXSW EDU - Wednesday, March 11

We kicked off SXSW week with an invite-only breakfast at Hillside Farmacy during SXSW EDU, bringing together some of the sharpest creators, educators, and brand leaders in the industry. Anna Damico (our Head of Sales), Giovana Carvalho (our Managing Director), and members of our sales and leadership team hosted the morning.

The setting was intimate, and the conversation matched it. Guests talked about the future of learning, the real mechanics of scaling a knowledge business, and what's actually changing for education creators in 2026. 

There was no pitch deck and no keynote stage. Instead, we gathered a table full of people who are building in this space and wanted to talk honestly about where it's headed.

For us, mornings like this are where the most important conversations happen.

Content Production Shoot - Saturday, March 14

On Saturday, our team took over a white-backdrop studio in Austin for a full day of original video production with our creator and leadership teams. The talent lineup brought together some of the most credible voices in the creator economy and technical education:

• Lia Haberman, creator economy analyst, author of the ICYMI newsletter (45K subscribers), and UCLA Extension instructor
• Jayde Powell, social strategist and founder of The Em Dash Co, with brand clients including Netflix, Coca-Cola, and LinkedIn
• Anjali Viramgama, Software Engineer at Microsoft, technical content creator with 360K+ Instagram followers.
• Sundas Khalid, Principal Analytics Lead at Google, AI and data educator with 1M+ followers across platforms

Our very own Anna Damico and Giovana Carvalho also went on camera to record a leadership conversation about where online learning is headed and what we're building in 2026.

The shoot covered multiple formats across the full day, ranging from playful data games to candid thought-leadership conversations to product storytelling.

All of the footage is still in post-production. The finished content will roll out across our YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram, and paid channels in the coming weeks, so keep an eye on our social feeds!

Teachable Panel at SXSW - Sunday, March 15

This was the centerpiece of our public presence at SXSW 2026. Olivia Owens, our Head of Product Marketing & Partnerships, returned to the SXSW stage for the third consecutive year to moderate a panel in the official Creator Economy Track.

The panel: How Creators Teach: Turning Knowledge Into Income and Community

Panelists:

• Sundas Khalid, Principal Analytics Lead at Google, Data Science, Tech & AI Creator
• Cassandra Bankson, Creator & CEO, Cassandra Bankson LLC
• Eugene Yao, Creator & Founder, Dopamine Mastery

We took the stage at the SXSW conference with creators to discuss what truly matters in education: lived experience and human connection. In a world flooded with AI, we explored the growing anxiety around AI displacement. 

Over 60 attendees watched us break down how human engagement keeps students involved and drives positive outcomes.

Olivia opened with numbers from our own learner research. Creators who resell to their existing audience do so at four times the average rate. 92% of students say they'd buy from the same creator again. 

The number one reason customers say they don't buy again is there's no clear next step. The relationship fizzles.

Each panelist broke down the real shift that happens when free content becomes paid education.

Eugene built his Instagram audience on relatable ADHD comedy. When he launched his first coaching program, he didn't pitch it cold. He funneled followers through a five-day challenge first, because going straight from comedy skits to "I can fix your ADHD" doesn't land. The challenge built the authority. The authority converted the students.

Sundas took a different approach: obsessive clarity on outcomes. Her most successful course ends with 15 resume bullet points, three per project across five hands-on data science builds. Students don't just learn. They leave with something they can put on a resume that day.

Cassandra went professional-only after COVID and never looked back. The student who shows up for business reasons and the one who followed you for free tips are two completely different relationships. Knowing which one you're building for changes everything about how you price, structure, and deliver.

Watch the full panel replay here

The Teachable Sunset Sail - Sunday, March 15

The week ended on the water. Our Creator Partnerships team brought 75 creators and industry professionals together for a sunset sail, and the guest list reflected exactly the kind of room we wanted to be in. 

Attendees spanned teams at ManyChat, Pinterest, HubSpot, and Kit, alongside educators at every stage: established creators, rising voices, and people just starting to figure out what they want to teach. 

Many creators called the Teachable Sunset Sail their favorite part of the week. Content from the sail, from floating social clips to candid creator conversations, will be rolling out alongside the studio content in the weeks ahead.

What's Next

Our Managing Director, Giovana Carvalho, spent the full week at SXSW attending sessions, hosting conversations, and meeting with creators and industry leaders. She came back with six observations that shaped how we're thinking about the months ahead.

The themes that surfaced across every conversation in SXSW are ones we'll be building on all year: human expertise is more valuable than ever, the best creators are building real businesses (not just audiences), and the global demand for expert-led education is accelerating.

Follow us on LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok to catch the content as it drops. And subscribe to our newsletter, to get the full picture delivered to your inbox.

If you're an expert ready to turn what you know into a business, start building on Teachable.

If you’ve ever tried building a course or launching a digital product, you know how hard it is to get the guidance you need at the level you need it.

That’s why we’re launching the Teachable Customer Journey program.

We’ve put together a tiered program that matches the level of guidance, access, and recognition you receive to the size and ambition of your business.

The more you grow, the more we grow alongside you.

You built a course. Then another one. Students enrolled, revenue grew, and before you knew it, you were running a real business on Teachable.

Think of it like an airline loyalty program, but instead of up

‘rades to first class, you get dedicated success managers, invite-only in-person events, and recognition designed to actually move your business forward.

How the program works

The Teachable Customer Journey has three tiers, each based on your annual sales through the platform. You don’t need to sign up or apply. Your tier is tracked automatically, and you’ll be placed into the right level at the beginning of each quarter based on your performance over the rolling last 12 months.

If your sales grow and you qualify for a higher tier mid-year, you could be upgraded at the start of the next quarter. And to protect creators who have a slower season, downgrades are only processed annually, giving you room to recover.

Here’s what each tier looks like.

Teachable Base: Up to $250K in annual sales

This is the starting line. Every creator on Teachable begins here, and the experience is built to help you find your footing, make your first (or next) sale, and build momentum at your own pace.

What you get:

• In-product guidance to help you launch, set up your checkout, and start selling
• Open live group Q&A once a week
• Monthly growth webinars covering practical, broadly applicable best practices
• Access to our annual flagship event (ticketed)

Teachable Base is self-serve by design. Step-by-step tutorials through Teachable:U and YouTube, combined with regular live sessions, give you the tools and answers to keep moving without waiting on anyone.

Teachable Select: $250K+ in annual sales

Once your business crosses the $250K threshold, you stop figuring things out alone. A named Teachable success manager is assigned to your account, and the resources available to you shift from general guidance to targeted, growth-focused execution.

What you get:

• Your own Teachable success manager who understands your business stage and helps you prioritize what matters now
• Curated Office Hours led by a success manager, with clear goals and step-by-step guidance (not just open Q&A)
• Invite-only monthly strategy sessions built around proven plays and real examples from creators at your growth stage
• Invite-only regional, in-person events three times a year to exchange tactics and benchmarks with peers at a similar level
• Priority support with faster response times

The difference at this level is focus. Your success manager helps you decide which sessions to attend, which features to prioritize right now, and what to ignore until later. Practical templates, session recordings, and clear direction replace the guesswork that can slow down growth at this stage.

Teachable Elite: $1M+ in annual sales

At this level, Teachable becomes a true partner in your business. The conversation moves from “what should I do next” to “where should my next $500K come from?” A dedicated senior success manager works alongside you on strategy, not just execution.

Everything in Teachable Select, plus:

• A dedicated senior success manager with ongoing 1:1 engagement, proactive monitoring, and regular strategic conversations about priorities and decisions
• Documented success plans and quarterly business reviews (QBRs) to guide where you focus, what you double down on, and what to stop doing
• Customized analysis of your sales funnels, offers, and monetization setup with specific, prioritized actions
• Strategic introductions to other top creators, partners, and internal Teachable teams to help your business thrive
• Priority support with faster response times, including launch monitoring and post-launch reviews from your success manager
• Invite-only regional, in-person “Top Creators Council”
• Eligibility for annual awards event (Teachable Legacy) recognizing the platform’s highest-performing accounts

Elite-tier creators also gain access to small, curated rooms that don’t exist anywhere else on the platform. Council sessions bring together top creators and Teachable leadership for candid conversations about market shifts, strategic decisions, and the future of the market.

These aren’t webinars. They’re working sessions for creators operating at a scale where the right conversation can be worth more than the right feature.

How the tiers compare at a glance

Your next milestone starts now

We built this program because the old model didn’t match reality. Creators at $50K need different things than creators at $500K, and both need different things than creators pushing past $1M. The Teachable Customer Journey puts the right resources in front of you at the right time, so your energy goes toward growing your business instead of searching for answers.

Whether you’re building early momentum, scaling toward your next tier, or operating at the top of the platform, this program is designed to reward your progress and accelerate what comes next.

Explore the full program and see where you stand.

We’ve been keeping a BIG secret over here at Teachable, and we’re thrilled to finally share it with you! In partnership with Sonic God Studios, Teachable is bringing you the reality competition show for creator-entrepreneurs—announcing 60 Day Hustle streaming on Amazon Prime! 

As a founding partner and pioneer of the creator economy’s first-ever competition series, Teachable is committed to being a partner and advocate for creators everywhere. We firmly believe that the creator economy is here to stay and that creator-founded businesses are the future. That’s precisely why we’re thrilled to help bring this new series to a silver screen near you!

What’s more, we’re excited to share that real creators like Chris Do from The Futur who have made a real impact and income on Teachable will be featured on 60 Day Hustle! Chris steps in to mentor the contestants during a key episode, and you won’t want to miss it.

What is 60 Day Hustle?

A first-of-its-kind, 60 Day Hustle is an intense timeframe competition for early stage entrepreneurs. streaming this summer on Amazon Prime, 60 Day Hustle challenges creators to take their business ideas and grow them beyond their wildest dreams. See real people handle real challenges and get tips you can apply to your own business.

Led by serial entrepreneur, Teachable creator, and global influencer Rudy Mawer, contestants will not only compete for a life-changing investment opportunity, but they will also receive expert mentorship and insight from star-studded industry leaders along the way.

Over a six-week period, entrepreneurs dive headfirst into a series of challenges and gain the knowledge and experience that can sometimes take years to master.

Witness the high-stakes drama and learn alongside the contestants as they get a deep dive into some of the biggest entrepreneurship lessons. Most importantly, find inspiration for your own work and life!

Why "hustle"? 

We know just hearing the word “hustle” can sometimes send a wave of stress crashing down. But the reality is: being a creator is a hustle. Creators wear so many hats from CEO to marketer to social media editor to accountant—and more. 

But we’re here to remove the bad rap that hustle culture gets. Hustling isn’t just about making money or the next big win. It’s not about getting rich quick or pivoting to the latest trend or fad. True hustle is about drive, passion, and creativity. In fact, it’s precisely these qualities that are necessary for business longevity.

We believe it’s this blend of hard work partnered with a genuine sense of compassion for the people and lives they impact that makes the hustle of a creator so important and worth celebrating.

You’ll see all this and so much more on 60 Day Hustle on Amazon Prime.

What does the creator economy have to do with this?

If you know anything about us here at Teachable, you know that we’re passionate about the creator economy. Creators from every industry are not only sharing what they know, but they’re leading the charge and becoming entrepreneurs daily. In fact, you’ll spot a successful Teachable creator as a mentor on 60 Day Hustle.

We believe in creators as game changers in the entrepreneurial world so much that we’ve built a platform and tools to support creators like you monetize your knowledge and build a more impactful business through online courses, coaching, and digital downloads.

‍By the numbers

The creator economy now supports 207 million creators! According to a survey conducted by ConvertKit, nearly 46.7% of creators are full timers, with 88% of creators expecting to earn more money in 2024 than in 2023. 

In Teachable’s own Creator Connections report, which dove into more creator economy insights, we uncovered that 95% of consumers say they have learned something new from a creator. So there’s no better time to embrace the creator economy and make an impact.

What does Teachable have to do with the 60 Day Hustle?

Built for creators and sponsored by your favorite creator platform, we’re excited to help bring to life a first-of-its-kind competition show for creators: 60-Day Hustle with a Teachable creator as a mentor.

Meet the Teachable creators involved:

Chris Do, Founder and CEO of The Futur

Emmy-winning director, designer, and all-around brand expert, Chris offers his marketing secrets in a launch-focused challenge.

Rudy Mawer, host of 60 Day Hustle

Influencer, podcaster, and multi-talented marketer Rudy Mawer steps in as host of 60 Day Hustle, guiding creators through this entire journey. Want to learn directly from Rudy? Sign up for his free course on Teachable, where iIn just four quick lessons Rudy will teach you how to harness the power of AI to grow your online course business.

Abagail Pumphrey, creator and course instructor

Online sales expert, marketing guru, and creator extraordinaire, Abagail Pumphrey is a key instructor in the 60 Day Hustle companion course, teaching how to launch your own digital products.

How to watch 60 Day Hustle

Here’s everything you need to know about how to tune into 60 Day Hustle.

How to watch

You can stream all the episodes on Amazon Prime. Binge watch or go at your own pace. 60 Day Hustle is included on all Prime subscriptions.

‍When to watch

You can tune in this summer on Amazon Prime.

‍Who’s the host?

Rudy Mawer, a business mogul and global influencer, will be guiding contestants alongside other mentors including Teachable creator Chris Do (Founder, The Futur).

Who are the contestants?

Creators like you, looking to turn their unique knowledge and ideas into thriving entrepreneurial businesses.

Why tune in?

Support the creator economy and learn tips from business moguls and top creators. The contestants are put through a business accelerator and you can follow along and apply the tricks of the trade to your own business.

What we hope you take away from watching 60 Day Hustle

We believe so strongly in the power and hustle of creators that we’re thrilled to support 60 Day Hustle in partnership with Sonic Gods Studios.

As you watch 60 Day Hustle, you won’t just see the impact of Teachable and online learning, you’ll see real entrepreneurs overcoming business challenges. You’ll be inspired by mentors’ and contestants’ personal growth stories. And you’ll walk away with creative business strategies you can put into practice in your own business.

But we know the real hustle doesn’t just happen on TV. It happens every day. And we want to see you, in the weeds, doing what you do! Use #showusyourhustle

Hey there! I'm excited to share something we've been working on that I think is going to make a real difference in how you sell on Teachable.

The problem we kept hearing about

Over the past year or two, I've had the privilege of sitting down with dozens of creators—some selling their first course, others running thriving schools with multiple products. And you know what kept coming up? Sales pages.

Not in a good way, unfortunately.

The conversations usually went something like this: "I love Teachable, but I spent three weeks perfecting my sales page before I could launch." Or my personal favorite: "I have this amazing course ready to go, but I'm still tweaking the layout of my sales page..."

Three weeks. To build a page. When you already had an amazing product ready to sell.

That didn't sit right with me.

What the data told us (spoiler: It wasn’t pretty)

Here's where it gets interesting. We dug into the data, and what we found was honestly kind of heartbreaking. Creators were spending not just hours, but days customizing their sales pages. We're talking serious time investment—choosing fonts, adjusting spacing, moving elements around pixel by pixel.

And the correlation with increased sales? Basically nonexistent.

In fact, in many cases, all that customization just meant one thing: delayed revenue. While you were perfecting that hero image, potential students were waiting. While you were A/B testing button colors in your head, sales that could have been happening... weren't.

The other issue? Our existing sales page builder made it really hard to figure out what actually worked. Because every page was so custom and unique to each school, there was no clear pattern of what led to more conversions. You were essentially starting from scratch every time, flying blind.

The “we can’t do it all” moment

Look, I wish I could tell you we built some magical tool that lets you customize everything AND guarantees higher conversions AND launches in five minutes. But that's not reality.

What we could do was ask ourselves: What if we flipped the script entirely?

What if, instead of giving you a blank canvas and infinite options, we gave you something that was ready to sell right now? What if we took all the information you've already added about your product—the stuff that's sitting there in your course setup—and automatically turned that into a sales page that actually converts?

That's exactly what Product Detail Pages (PDPs) are.

Welcome to Product Detail Pages

Here's the beautiful part: PDPs take the content you've already created and transform it into a sales page that's ready to go. No hours of customization required. In fact, we've intentionally limited the customization options at launch.

I know what you're thinking: "Wait, less customization? Isn't that... bad?"

Nope! Here's why: we only want to add customization options that we know drive conversions. No fluff. No features that look cool but don't actually help you sell more. Every option we add will be backed by data showing it makes a real difference.

And the results so far? They speak for themselves. We're seeing over 50% higher conversion rates with PDPs compared to traditional sales pages. Fifty. Percent.

Let that sink in for a second. You're doing less work and selling more. That's the dream, right?

It's all about that “Buy” button

PDPs are laser-focused on one thing: getting visitors to take action. To click that purchase button. To become your student.

Every element on the page is designed to guide people toward that conversion. No distractions, no unnecessary bells and whistles—just clear, compelling information about your product and a straightforward path to purchase.

What's supported right now?

The best part? PDPs work across your entire catalog:

• Courses - Whether it's a mini-course or a comprehensive program
• Bundles - Package deals that offer multiple products together
• Memberships - Recurring access to your content library
• Coaching - One-on-one or group coaching offerings
• Digital Downloads - Ebooks, templates, guides, and other downloadable products

No matter what you're selling on Teachable, PDPs have you covered.

What's next?

This is just the beginning. We're watching the data closely, listening to your feedback, and already planning what comes next.

Our focus moving forward is simple: help you sell more, easier. Every feature we add, every tweak we make, will be in service of that goal.

We're not trying to build the fanciest sales page builder in the world. We're trying to build the most effective one. The one that gets your products in front of students faster and converts those students at higher rates.

The bottom line

Product Detail Pages are about giving you back your time. Time you can spend creating better content, engaging with your students, or—wild idea—actually enjoying your life.

They're about eliminating the barrier between "my product is ready" and "I'm making sales."

And honestly? They're about us finally giving you something that works better, not just something that feels busier.

We can't wait to see what you do with all that extra time you're getting back. (Might I suggest making another amazing course? Just a thought. 😉)

Ready to check out PDPs? Head to your Teachable dashboard and see how fast you can go from product to purchase-ready. I think you're going to love it.

As a content creator, you know the grind can be exhilarating but also downright exhausting. Between constantly being seen, chasing algorithms and scaling cringe mountains (we’ve all been there), it’s easy to lose sight of why you started creating in the first place. That’s why now—before the year gets chaotic—is the perfect time to map out your 2025 personal development and networking game plan.

Conferences are more than just panels and swag bags—they’re where you can refuel creatively, make genuine connections, and remind yourself why you’re that creator. Whether you’re dodging burnout or ready to break into new markets, these events are tailor-made to keep your spark alive. And let’s be real: early bird tickets and reasonable flight prices wait for no one.

So, grab your planner (or open that Notes app), and get ready to pencil in the must-attend creator conferences for 2025. From mastering the latest tech to leveling up your social media strategy, these gatherings are where inspiration, opportunity, and community collide.

Ready to make this your most intentional and growth-packed year yet? Let’s dive in.

January–March 2025

CES (Consumer Electronics Show)

• Dates: January 6–9, 2025
• Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
• Perfect for: Creators focused on tech reviews, innovations, and gadgets.
• About: The world’s premier tech event, showcasing the latest innovations in consumer electronics, AI, and digital media​.

Tastemakers Conference

• Dates: January 19–21, 2025
• Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
• Perfect for: creators, entrepreneurs, and influencers in the food, travel, and lifestyle spaces.
• About: A gathering to celebrate and empower Black tastemakers through workshops, panels, and networking opportunities.

On Air Fest

• Dates: Feb 19th-21, 2025
• Location: Brooklyn, NY
• Perfect for: Podcasters, audio storytellers, and creatives looking to explore the art of audio media.
• About: A festival celebrating creative storytelling through audio, featuring live podcast tapings, workshops, and networking with some of the most exciting voices in the industry.

Podcast Movement Evolutions

• Dates: March 31st- April 3rd
• Location: Chicago, Illinois
• Perfect for: Podcasters looking to grow their audience, monetize, or sharpen their skills.
• About: A podcast-centric event with workshops, panels, and industry networking.

SXSW (South by Southwest)

• Dates: March 7–15, 2025
• Location: Austin, Texas
• Perfect for: Creators blending tech, media, and culture, including filmmakers, podcasters, and marketers.
• About: A multi-disciplinary event with keynotes, panels, and networking on future trends in media and content creation​

Nas Summit

• Dates: March 21, 2025
• Location: Miami, FL
• Perfect for: Content creators, digital storytellers, and entrepreneurs looking to scale their influence and network globally
• About: A premier creator conference bringing together the world's top content creators, industry leaders, and tech innovators. The summit focuses on four key areas:some text
  • Content creation and storytelling techniques
  • Business development and brand building
  • Networking and collaboration opportunities
  • Creative inspiration and skill development

Adobe Summit

• Dates: March 18-20, 2025
• Location: Las Vegas and online
• Perfect for: Creative entrepreneurs, influencers, and content creators seeking collaboration, inspiration, and actionable strategies to grow their brand or business.
• About: Adobe Summit is a conference covering everything from generative AI. It’s an epicenter of creativity, curating labs, and workshops led by some of the top industry leaders. 

April–June 2025

Social Media Week Europe by AdWeek

• Dates: Pending 
• Location: London, UK
• Perfect for: Creators enhancing their social media strategy and brand storytelling.
• About: Focuses on social media trends and tools to maximize impact and engagement.

Tech Week New York

• Dates: June 2-8, 2025
• Location: New York City
• Perfect for: Tech creators, startups, and digital innovators
• About: A decentralized tech conference featuring hundreds of events across the city, from hackathons to panels and community meetup

Cannes Lions Creator Track

• Dates: June 16-20, 2025
• Location: Cannes, France
• Perfect for: Content creators looking to build sustainable businesses and connect with brands
• About: A specialized track focused on the creator economy, featuring panels, workshops, and networking opportunities. Expect a week of global networking, world-class learning, and benchmark-setting Awards – at the world's biggest celebration of history-making creativity.

VidCon Anaheim

• Dates: June 18–21, 2025
• Location: Anaheim, California
• Perfect for: Video creators, influencers, and those using YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram.
• About: The ultimate video-focused event, offering insights on monetization, community building, and platform updates.

Open Sauce

• Dates: July 18-20, 2025
• Location: San Mateo County Event Center, California (San Francisco Bay Area)
• Perfect for: Science and engineering content creators, makers, and tech enthusiasts
• About: A three-day festival featuring 150 maker creators, 500+ interactive exhibits, and 60+ panels and discussions.

October–December 2025

FinCon 2025

Dates: September 10-12, 2025

Location: Oregon Convention Center, Portland

Perfect for: Financial content creators, money experts, and personal finance influencers

About: A specialized conference bringing together hundreds of money-focused content creators for networking, learning, and collaboration

Tech Week San Francisco

• Dates: October 6-12, 2025
• Location: San Francisco
• Perfect for: Tech creators, startups, and investors
• About: A week-long series of decentralized events featuring panels, networking, and innovation showcases

Tech Week Los Angeles

• Dates: October 13-19, 2025
• Location: Los Angeles
• Perfect for: Tech creators and digital innovators
• About: The final leg of the Tech Week series, featuring various tech-focused events across the city.

AfroTech Conference

• Dates: October 27–31, 2025
• Location: Houston, Texas
• Perfect for: Black professionals and creators interested in tech, startups, and innovation.
• About: Features panels on tech trends, entrepreneurship, and wealth-building​
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VidSummit

• Dates: October 7- 9, 2025
• Location: Dallas, TX
• Perfect for: Video Creators and Influencers, Marketers, Agencies and Brands involved in the Content Creation Process.
• About: VidSummit is the only event where dozens of the top 1% of influencers show you how to get fans fast, build a brand, and make millions from your content.

Multi-City/Year-Round

CultureCon

• Dates: Various (Spring/Fall)
• Locations: NYC, Atlanta, LA, and more
• Perfect for: Creators of color focused on innovation, branding, and storytelling.
• About: Celebrates diversity in content creation with workshops, networking, and inspirational talks​

With this comprehensive guide to 2025's creator conferences, remember that investing in yourself is the ultimate power move for your content creation journey. These events represent more than just networking opportunities – they're stepping stones to your next level of success, creativity, and authenticity in the ever-evolving creator economy.

How to plan for your best conference experience

• Book early - Save yourself stress and money by getting the best rates and accommodations.
• Choose events- Pick a couple of conferences that align with your content niche and growth goals.
• Consider mixing it up- Select virtual and in-person events to maximize learning while managing costs.

Whether you're heading to the tech-focused halls of CES in January or closing out your year with groundbreaking discussions at AfroTech, each conference offers unique opportunities to elevate your craft and expand your creator network. The key is to approach these events with intention, ready to absorb knowledge, forge meaningful connections, and translate insights into actionable content strategies.

Make 2025 the year you stop watching from the sidelines and start taking center stage in your creator journey. Now, go ahead and block those dates, set those reminders, and prepare to level up your creator game in ways you never imagined.

The stage is set. The opportunities are endless. Your 2025 creator glow-up starts now.

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We’re constantly inspired by your stories, strategies, and successes. As you look to scale your business and your impact through courses, coaching, and downloadable content, we’re right there with you—building tools to help you better engage your students and maximize your earning potential.

We’re working hard to roll out tools and features to tackle your evolving needs so you can create content, sell smarter, and deepen your impact on your audience. And while you can always find our exciting product news in your inboxes and helpful guides in our Knowledge Base, we want to use this space to share with you the latest news and launches in 2023.

What’s new at Teachable in 2023?

Want to see what’s ahead? Scroll to the bottom to see what tools and features are coming soon.

Grow your tool kit

📲App Hub

Did you know your favorite apps are on Teachable with our App Hub? We know your business isn’t built on a single platform, so that’s why we connect with dozens of third-party apps—to let you run your business your way. From email marketing to analytics, site design to sales and conversion, our newly released Teachable App Hub is a marketplace of powerful tools to help you run your business with the tool kit you love.

Take a look at some of our top partners (and this is just the beginning).

Email marketing highlight

• AWeber & ActiveCampaign Integrations: We want you to work smarter, not harder. That’s why we’re continually looking for ways to make automation a breeze. Use AWeber to simplify your email marketing with automations, grow your list, and keep students engaged. Learn more about setting up your AWeber integration with Teachable.

This new integration allows creators to add their customers to mailing lists in AWeber based on various Teachable triggers, including:

• New sign-ups
• New sales
• New enrollments, including manual enrollments by admins
• Courses completed
• Subscriptions canceled

But we know you don’t just have one tool in your kit. That’s why in addition to the other library of apps we integrated with, we’re offering an integration with ActiveCampaign. Here, you can connect your Teachable school directly to your ActiveCampaign account and manage both school-wide and course level events, like new sign-ups, sales, and more. Learn more about setting up and managing your ActiveCampaign integration.

Analytics highlight:

• Google Analytics 4 Integration: Get more powerful insights so you can stay informed and run your business on your terms. On July 1st, 2023, Google Analytics will stop processing data for Universal Analytics and replace it with the new Google Analytics 4. If you are currently using UA, you can migrate to GA4 through your Google Analytics account. Ahead of this change, our Google Analytics 4 Integration offers a comprehensive upgrade from Universal Analytics that will give you the data you need to grow your business. To make this change, simply go to the Setting > Integrations area of your Teachable admin area. Learn more about setting up your Google Analytics integration.

Sales and Conversion highlight:

• LinkedIn Insight Tag: Track conversions, get more leads, and increase engagement by adding this simple code snippet to your Teachable school.
• Stripe: The go-to payment processing platform for online business everywhere, Stripe connects directly with your Teachable school.
• Meta Pixel: Use the Meta Pixel to learn more about how your ads are performing and optimize accordingly.

Business operations highlight:

• Calendly: Eliminate the need for back-and-forth messages with Calendly, the easy, automated scheduling tool.
• Zapier: Practically all your go-to apps can be connected using Zapier. It’s the seamless way to automate all your workflows on Teachable.
• Dropbox: Store, manage, and share your files quickly and easily with Dropbox.

Learning experience highlight:

• Wobo: Create a collaborative learning environment. Wobo is an interactive digital worksheet builder that helps students retain and react to information.

Site design highlight:

• DropInBlog App Integration: Your blog is where your students connect with your brand. It’s how you boost your search engine ranking, and where you show your audience the value of your online course. It should be SEO friendly, easy to update, require almost no maintenance, and integrate beautifully with your existing Teachable site. DropInBlog solves all of these—that’s why we made it easier than ever to add DropInBlog to your Teachable site. Once installed, those on Pro plans and above will be able to have access to a DropInBlog block under a new Apps section in your page editor. Adding the block to your page will seamlessly display your content on DropInBlog.

Learn more about the App Hub here or login to access apps.

Better, faster content creation

⚡AI Hub

Are you ready to be your most efficient self? The Teachable AI Hub is a host of AI-powered tools designed to drive efficiency while you stay in control of your brand and your business. These tools are integrated directly into your Teachable school for a seamless experience. Learn more below:

1. AI-Driven Curriculum Generator

Our new Course Curriculum Generator tool leverages AI directly in the platform to help you build an initial course outline in seconds. Simply enter a topic and description of your course and the generator reveals a sample outline for that course. From here you can adopt and edit to fit your needs and expertise.

While we never believe AI can replace the knowledge and skill of a creator, we do believe leveraging a powerful tool like our Course Curriculum Generator can help jumpstart creativity, overcome roadblocks, and get you back to creating faster. What’s more, anyone on any Teachable plan, including our Free plan can access this powerful tool. See how to get started in the video below or log in from your Teachable admin area, check the “Help me generate a course outline box” when creating a new course product.

Since its release, roughly a third of all schools on Teachable have used the Course Curriculum Generator, amounting to roughly 130 curriculums a day on average.

2. AI Quiz Generator

Quizzes are a proven way to boost student engagement—and now you can produce them faster than ever using our quiz generator. Not only do interactives like quizzes add value to your courses, but they boost student engagement. Leverage high-quality quizzes to do just that with our AI-generated quizzes that engage students while saving you time and effort.

3. AI Summary Generator

Everyone learns differently, we get that. Make sure you’re arming your students with everything they need to absorb your content the best they can. Our AI Summary Generator helps you easily provide students with the abridged version of your course via automatically generated content summaries of lessons and sections.

4. AI Subtitles & Translations

Those on a Basic plan and above can say goodbye to costly third-party subtitle services. Now you can save time and money by creating subtitles automatically when you upload a video on Teachable. You can also translate those subtitles into 72 (that’s right, 72!) languages.

To start, click the gear icon next to any video you’ve uploaded into your course. In the “Add subtitles” section, select auto-generate then choose a language. Once the subtitles have been generated, translate them into one or more different languages by clicking on the translate icon next to the subtitles.

Pro-tip: You can edit the subtitles by downloading the file, making any changes, and then re-uploading them

5. AI Course Starter

Dive headfirst into your first (or next) course. Our AI Course Starter, builds on both our AI Curriculum Generator and our AI Lesson Writing Assistant. Now, you can have text dropped into each of the lessons you just created using the AI Curriculum Generator.

How do I try it? Create a new course. When naming your course, check the box for “Help me generate a course outline.” Use the generated outline, then click “Generate” on the Generate Lesson Content screen.

Learn about our latest AI tools here. And start for free with a free plan.

Revenue on repeat

🤝Memberships

With memberships, creators can now build a recurring revenue model that centers around gating product access by tiers. Creators can customize the student experience of each tier, and students can upgrade and downgrade between tiers all from their own accounts.

Flexibility matters. And that’s why we’re putting control back in your hands, and giving your students the same power too.

Why memberships? Hint: it’s like putting revenue on repeat

• Generate a 43% higher lifetime value (LTV) of your students and customers
• Develop a predictable, profitable revenue stream
• Build student engagement directly into your business model

If you’re on a paid plan at Teachable, you can take advantage of the membership product immediately in just a few steps.

To create a membership tier:

1. Click the Memberships tab on the left admin panel of your school. Click Create a Membership Tier.
2. In the Name field, enter in the name of the tier and then click Next.
3. Use the Sections to add and organize published products to your tiered membership. Once products have been added, click Next.
4. Set the price for your tier by using the drop down menu to select the currency. Additionally, you can set both a monthly and/or yearly membership price for your tier. (If you would like to offer the membership for free, click the Offer for free option). Click Next.
5. Once your tier has been created, you can continue to work on and publish your tier or return to the Membership page.

More ways to create & sell

💡Digital downloads

Earlier this year we launched the simplest way to sell your knowledge: digital downloads. Whether you’re looking to start your business, diversify a revenue stream, or deepen your product offering for your students, our digital downloads feature gives you yet another option to create and earn.

Start small by testing the waters with your content. Digital downloads are a great way to gauge interest in content or grow an audience through a lead magnet. Or, level up existing content by offering digital downloads alongside your online course or coaching product. Our bundles, order bumps, and upsells features give you the flexibility to sell your products, your way.

What’s more, your power to earn is limitless with our feature that supports: ebooks, templates, downloads, how-to guides, newsletters, podcasts, spreadsheets, audio files, and so much more. You can create and sell one digital download on a Free plan, while those on a Basic or Pro plan have unlimited digital downloads.

🛠️ Improved Course-Building Tools

Additionally, we made it better and easier for you to create and customize the course you want. Our redesigned Curriculum Editor, Lesson Editor, and Lesson Blocks give you to the easy-to-use tools you need to build the learning experience you want for your students. Our no-code platform makes for a headache-free creation experience.

Experience a new streamlined curriculum layout format so you can quickly build lessons and make bulk changes. Our new content-focused file upload process allows you to easily add all your content from videos to podcasts and downloadable resources faster. What’s more, in-line previews give you a better sense of what your students will see so you can ensure the best learning experience.

With this update, curriculum and lesson editing page load speeds are up to 95% faster, too. Log into your Teachable admin area and start editing or creating a new course to see these improvements in action.

Tools to maximize your earnings

💳 Buy Now, Pay Later

You asked, we listened. As one of the biggest launches of the year, our Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) feature on checkout for BackOffice subscribers is finally here. Use BNPL to increase sales and make larger course purchases more accessible to more students. This feature has been so

In fact, BNPL can increase creators’ total sales by an average of 25% on Stripe. You’ll get paid upfront while your students have the flexibility to make installment payments through Affirm, Afterpay, or Klarna (coming soon). BNPL is currently available for users based in the US and will soon be available for international users in July.

Enable BNPL within your BackOffice settings now!

🛒 Cart Abandonment

Never leave a sale behind with Cart Abandonment. As part of the latest addition to our industry-leading sales and commerce tools for creators, this tool allows you to access customer data and use it to re-engage customers who failed to complete checkout and purchase a product but dropped off before completing checkout. With enhanced customization, data access, and built-in tooling, you have complete flexibility at your fingertips to enable this feature in the way that works best for you—and your customers.

Creators using the feature have boosted earnings by 14% on average—with some increasing their bottom line by more than 100%.

Those on a Basic plan or above have access to our standard abandoned cart template. And, those who upgrade to Pro or Business can unlock a fully customizable abandoned cart email, including:

• Ability to edit email copy
• Full access to performance metrics
• Advanced abandoned cart data through Zapier

See how you can unlock this game-changing tool now in our Knowledge Base article.

🎟️ Coupons in Cart Abandonment

We already made it easier for you to re-engage customers who dropped off at checkout with our Cart Abandonment feature. Now, you can easily add a Schoolwide coupon to your cart abandonment email to entice customers to buy. Get started today: It’s as simple as selecting your schoolwide coupon from a dropdown when editing your cart abandonment email.

🏃 Coupon Urgency Drivers

Nothing makes a customer more eager to purchase than a coupon. Add a little urgency and timeliness to that and you’ve created a desire to buy—now. With Coupon Urgency Drivers, you can increase student excitement as you now have the ability to make existing coupon expirations or deadlines visible to students on sales pages and checkout in order to drive up urgency and excitement to purchase. Consider this a powerful marketing tool for creators to drive urgency around purchases with time-based and headcount-based coupon caps placed front and center.

🗣️ Creator Referrals

Our Creator Referrals program is a highly-requested feature that lets you leverage the power of your strong network by rewarding existing Teachable creators with a $25 credit each time you invite new creators who subscribe to Teachable—with new creators also receiving a $25 credit. You’ve worked hard to build your network—now earn from it.

Access your unique referral link in the Settings > Earn Credit tab of your school’s admin. Learn more about this rewards program.

🌎 Tax-Inclusive Pricing

Set the price of a product with the tax already included, so that students—regardless of location and applicable taxes—see the same final sale price. Tax-inclusive pricing is a powerful way to boost conversions in the EU and other global markets. Plus, it’s just one of the many ways teachable:pay, our complete suite of monetization and ecommerce tools, helps you streamline your business.

Unlike many competitors, our goal is more than just getting you paid—though that’s a big part of it. We’re also giving you peace of mind and flexibility while saving you time. It’s time to sell confidently. Learn more about how to turn on tax-inclusive pricing in our Knowledge Base.

🚨Coming Soon

Community

Round out your course, coaching, and download offerings with the upcoming addition of Community. Set to launch in beta this month with a select group of creators, our new Community feature offers creators a valuable way to interact with students—responding to questions, participating in conversations, and receiving feedback directly. What’s more, students are able to connect, support, and learn from each other more effectively than ever before—and all in one place. The addition of community ensures creators can seamlessly facilitate a more holistic course experience for their students.