Are these three academies real clients?
No. All three are examples, written so you see the product with real content instead of filler: a full curriculum, milestones, a community and a funnel that works. The real clients are the two above (victtor.es and tipster.academy), and not one piece of their students’ data is shown here.
If they share an engine, won’t mine end up the same as these?
Put them side by side and you’ll see they have nothing in common: each has its own screens, its own sections, even tools the others don’t have. What they share is the part you never see (progress, payments, protected video, the community’s real time), and there, sharing is the advantage: every fix and every improvement reaches all of them. The part you do see is written for your industry.
How is this different from the usual course platforms?
There, you’re a tenant: your academy lives inside theirs, with their look and their limits. Here the academy is yours (your domain, your database, your storage) and it’s designed around what you teach. The trade-off is that there’s no self-service: I build it with you.
What if my course is already set up somewhere else?
We migrate it for you: your sections, your videos and resources, your students, your onboarding and whatever your closers and setters need to work exactly as they do today. Your academy is rebuilt as it stands, only a level up. And the material lands in your storage already protected.
What does it cost?
It depends on what you need: how many sections, whether I migrate content you already have and how much video there is to upload. There’s a setup fee and a monthly fee covering hosting, email, video and maintenance. Message me and I’ll give you a real number, not a range.
Who owns the students and the content?
You do. Your domain, your database, your storage. There’s no badge of mine in the footer. If one day you want to leave, the data goes with you.
What do I have to sign up for?
Nothing. The cloud it runs on, the video, the outgoing email and getting your payment gateway live are on me, and so is keeping them running. The one thing that doesn’t change is whose academy it is: your name, your domain, your database, your email, your gateway. You send me the material and get on with teaching and selling.
How long until it’s open?
The frame is already built, so the timeline comes down to your content and to getting the domain and the accounts sorted. Once I have your material and your access, building it is a matter of days, not months.
