Training software that gets out of your way

Talk to anyone who trains for a living and you hear the same two complaints. The platform takes a percentage of every sale, forever, for doing nothing it didn’t already do at half the volume. And the moment a corporate client asks a simple question — who on my team has actually finished this? — the answer involves a spreadsheet and an afternoon.

So we built the thing those people kept describing. Courses you can write in an afternoon. Quizzes that mark themselves. Certificates that expire when the rules say they expire, and chase their own renewals. And one board that answers the HR manager’s question in the time it takes to read it — then exports as a spreadsheet when they want it for their records.

Then we did the part that sounds like a marketing line until you read the invoice: we take 0% of your sales. You pay a flat monthly fee for the software, the way you’d pay for anything else, and what you earn is yours.

0% of your sales. Always.

Most platforms take a slice of every course you sell, so the better you do, the more you pay for nothing extra. We charge a flat monthly fee and take none of your revenue — on every plan, including the cheapest one. If you have a big month, that's your big month.

Your learners are yours

Your learners, your content and your records belong to you, and you can take them with you. We'd rather earn next month than lock the door behind you. A platform that has to trap you to keep you has already told you what it thinks of its own product.

Built for people who teach for a living

Not a general-purpose website builder with a course plugin bolted on. Certificates that expire when the rules say they should, a compliance board a client's HR manager can read without training, and reports you can hand over as evidence — because that is the actual job.

Australian, and reachable

We're an Australian company and we answer our own email. Prices are in Australian dollars, GST and ABN handling are built in rather than bolted on, and when something breaks you talk to someone who can fix it.