For creators
Sell a course from your store — grant course access on purchase
Create a 'course'-kind product in your store, point it at one of your courses, set a price, and publish. Anyone who buys it is granted access to that course instantly — it shows up in their Library and My Courses, no manual enrolment needed.
Last updated Jun 1, 2026
There are two ways to sell a course. A Payment Link (from the course's own Payment Links tab) sends a buyer straight to a course checkout. The other way — covered here — is a storefront product: a course wrapped as a product that lives in your store alongside downloads, bundles, memberships and sessions. Selling it this way means buyers get the course access automatically the moment they pay.
Create the product
- Go to Dashboard → Store and click New product (/dashboard/store/new).
- Step 1 — 'What are you selling?': pick Course.
- A 'Which course?' selector appears — choose the course you want this product to unlock. (No courses yet? The picker links you to create one first.)
- Step 3 — Price: set Free, one-time, or a recurring price. Add an early-bird / compare-at price if you want a strike-through.
- Polish your sales page (open by default): add a cover, a gallery/slideshow, a description, what's-included, and FAQ — this is what sells it.
- Click Publish.
What the buyer gets
On a successful purchase, the buyer is granted a course entitlement for the linked course. That means:
- The course appears in their Library under Courses, and in My Courses.
- The 'Start' / 'Continue' button opens the lesson player — access is immediate, you don't enrol them by hand.
- A free course product enrols them on the spot; a paid one runs through secure checkout (Razorpay) first, and access is granted only after payment is captured.
Before you publish — two things that must be true
- The linked COURSE itself must be published. If it's still a draft, buyers own the product but can't open the lessons — publish the course first.
- The PRODUCT must be published (not draft) to be buyable. A draft product is hidden from the store.
Bundles & cross-sells
Once a course is a product, you can drop it into a bundle (e.g. Beginner + Intermediate at a discount) — each course in the bundle grants its own access on purchase. The Monetize & publish wizard can also auto-create a bundle around a course at publish time.
Course product vs. Payment Link — which to use?
- Store product — best when you want the course discoverable in your storefront, bundled, or sold with a full sales page (cover, gallery, testimonials).
- Payment Link — best for a quick, direct 'pay to join this course' link you send to a known list of students.
- Both end the same way: a paid, verified buyer with real course access — there's no double-charging, and access is entitlement-based either way.
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