Questions, answered

There are broadly three ways to teach online, and they suit different stages. A course marketplace is fastest to start on and brings its own audience, but it owns the customer relationship, sets the discounting and takes a share of every sale. A custom-built platform gives you total control but means real development cost and ongoing maintenance before you teach a single class. A white-label platform like AcadifyLab sits between the two: your brand, your domain, your apps and your learner list, without building or maintaining the software. We charge for the platform rather than a percentage of your sales, so what you earn from a course is what you keep. If your priority right now is discovery rather than ownership, a marketplace may genuinely serve you better — the trade is reach today against owning the relationship long term.

Yes — published under your own brand and name on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.

Absolutely. Your domain, logo, colors and app identity are fully customizable.

No. The platform is fully branded as yours.

Flat monthly or yearly plans with zero revenue sharing — you keep 100% of what students pay.

No setup fee, and every plan includes a 7-day free trial.

Yes, change plans anytime as you grow.

Yes, native apps for both, plus a responsive web app.

Built-in Zoom and Google Meet with one-click scheduling and automatic attendance.

Yes, lessons can be downloaded for offline viewing in the app.

On secure AWS cloud infrastructure. Your data stays yours, always.

Onboarding plus priority support; Elite plans get a dedicated manager.

Yes — we offer guided migration of courses, content and students.