Payment solutions for courses and coaching.
Pre-sales, payment plans and bold sales pages can make payment providers cautious. We make your offer clear, find providers that fit how you sell and support you through the application.
Course creators, educators, coaches and programme businesses selling learning online.
What holds course and coaching businesses back, and what we do about it
- The problem
Long gaps between payment and delivery
Pre-sales and cohorts that start weeks later mean customers pay before they receive anything, which providers look at closely.
What we doWe make delivery and access clear
We review what buyers receive and when, and show you how to present start dates, access and refunds.
- The problem
Outcome and income claims
Promises about results, earnings or transformation on sales pages draw attention during review.
What we doWe tighten your sales claims
We flag outcome claims that are unclear or unsupported and suggest more precise wording.
- The problem
Payment plans without clear terms
Instalments help sell high-value programmes, but unclear terms lead to questions from providers and disputes from buyers.
What we doWe find providers that fit how you sell
We shortlist providers suited to your programme type, price points, instalments and markets, compare their offers and support your application.
What you receive
- A prioritised action list for your sales pages, checkout and terms
- Suggested wording for access, refund and instalment terms
- A shortlist of payment providers chosen for your business profile
- A plain-English comparison of the fees, reserves, payout timing and contract terms you are offered
- Help preparing your application and answering provider questions
Practical recommendations, not legal advice. Changes to your website stay with your team.
Matched to your business, not a generic list
Fit depends on what you teach, your price points, whether you pre-sell, whether you offer instalments, where your company is registered and where your buyers are. We match providers to that profile.
What providers look at, and what to prepare
When you apply, a payment service provider (PSP) assesses your business before agreeing to process payments for you. Requirements differ between PSPs, but these points come up often.
| Topic | What providers look at | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| What buyers receiveProviders look at: Modules, live sessions, materials, support and how long access lasts.Prepare: A course outline that shows exactly what is included. | Modules, live sessions, materials, support and how long access lasts. | A course outline that shows exactly what is included. |
| Access timingProviders look at: Whether access is immediate, on a start date or released over time.Prepare: Start dates, release schedule and access duration. | Whether access is immediate, on a start date or released over time. | Start dates, release schedule and access duration. |
| Outcome claimsProviders look at: How results, income or transformation are described.Prepare: Sales page wording you can stand behind. | How results, income or transformation are described. | Sales page wording you can stand behind. |
| RefundsProviders look at: What happens once a buyer has accessed the content.Prepare: A refund policy that covers accessed content. | What happens once a buyer has accessed the content. | A refund policy that covers accessed content. |
| InstalmentsProviders look at: How payment plans work and what happens if a payment is missed.Prepare: Number of payments, amounts, dates and missed-payment terms. | How payment plans work and what happens if a payment is missed. | Number of payments, amounts, dates and missed-payment terms. |
Questions about online courses
Yes. We review how your instalment terms are presented and shortlist providers that support that model.
Yes. We review how clearly and accurately outcomes are described and recommend where wording needs to be more precise. This is practical feedback, not legal advice.
It can. Providers look at the time between payment and delivery, so we help you explain start dates and refund terms clearly.
Let’s talk payments.
Tell us about your business and the payment problem you’re facing. We’ll review your enquiry and contact you to discuss next steps.