The course creators platform built for live, cohort-based learning.
Run live classes on Zoom, collect online payments, and manage your students. Build and scale your online course with one all-in-one software.
Course creators running on Teachfloor
Everything course creators need to ship a course, in one platform.
Stop wiring 10 tools together. Build, sell and run your course on a single platform that gets out of your way.
Create your course
Manage your course with a creator-first platform. Build cohort-based programs, sell access online, and own the student relationship.
Increase learner engagement
Manage student activities and offer an active learning experience, with assignments, peer reviews, and live workshops that lift completion.
Grow your community
Build a community around your course. Help students connect, share, and support each other, and watch retention follow.
Make the online learning experience active, collaborative, and interactive.
Mix and match video lessons, live events, and engaging activities to raise the completion rate of your courses.
Build your course curriculum.
Set a start and end date for your online course, schedule live lessons and upload videos and content. Modules and lessons in minutes.
A cohort course, not a video drop.
A self-paced video library leaves students to finish alone; a cohort-based course keeps them engaged with live sessions, peer feedback, and a community. That is the difference between a course people buy and one they actually complete.
Active, collaborative learning
Learners practice together through peer reviews, group activities, and live discussions.
Passive learning
Learners watch videos alone with no interaction, feedback, or accountability.
Team-based delivery
Instructors, peers, and mentors all contribute to the learning experience.
Solo instructor
One person creates and delivers everything — no peer interaction built in.
Cohort-based programs
Time-bound programs with shared schedules, milestones, and group accountability.
Self-paced only
No structure or deadlines. Learners drop off — most never finish.
85–90% completion
Active participation, real outcomes. Data that proves impact to stakeholders.
10–15% completion
Low engagement, high dropout. No way to prove training ROI.
How creators turn courses into businesses.
How Future Admit uses Teachfloor to transform SAT preparation.
Future Admit replaced static SAT prep with cohort-based, hands-on programs, boosting student engagement and outcomes through customized tools and live coaching.
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The operational layer behind every program.
AI that helps learners in the moment, plus role-based access for your whole team: the day-to-day operations of a growing program, handled.
AI Orchestrator
Learners and admins just ask. The AI assistant navigates the platform, finds answers, and surfaces the right resource, with no menus and no tickets.
Explore feature →Roles & permissions
Granular roles for learners, instructors, managers, and admins. Scoped access per program, cohort, or team under one account.
Explore feature →Why creators choose Teachfloor over the tool stack.
Sell, host, deliver, and grade without wiring ten tools together, maintaining a tangle of automations, or splitting payments across platforms.
Keep more of every dollar
Stripe-direct payments. No platform cut on revenue, no per-student creator fee.
All-in-one, actually
Sell, schedule, host, deliver, discuss, and grade in one place, with no separate scheduling, automation, or community tools to wire together.
Cohort + community native
Every cohort comes with its own community. Members talk, help each other, and stay engaged across cohorts.
Real assignments and grading
Rubric-based assessment, peer review, and certificates: what completion-led course businesses need.
Embed the tools you already use
Slides, sheets, Miro, Loom, and Typeform drop straight into a lesson, so learners stay in the flow instead of chasing external links.
Branded, white-label, your domain
Custom domain, your logo, and SSO, so your academy looks like your business rather than a third-party platform.
You'll always talk to real people.
Teachfloor is built for organizations that value real partnership. You work directly with our experienced team, who take the time to understand your needs and help you find the right solution.
“Every organization is different. That's why our job isn't just to answer questions, it's to understand our customers' goals and work alongside them to find the right path forward.”
Filippo Schiano di Pepe
CEO & Founder, Teachfloor
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Building a course business: common questions.
A course creator platform is the all-in-one software you use to build, sell, and run an online course business. Instead of stitching together a video host, a payment tool, a scheduler, a community app, and a grading spreadsheet, Teachfloor brings the whole workflow into one place, so you can design cohort-based courses, take Stripe payments, run live classes, and manage students without a tool stack.
Most course platforms are built for self-paced video that learners watch alone, so completion rates suffer and students churn. Teachfloor is built for active, cohort-based learning: every course runs on a schedule with live sessions, assignments, peer reviews, and a community attached. That structure is what turns a video library into a course people actually finish and recommend.
Payments run through your own Stripe account directly from your course landing page, so the money lands in your account. Teachfloor doesn't take a percentage of your course revenue or charge a per-student fee, so you keep more of every dollar you earn from each cohort.
Yes. Cohorts are native. Set a start and end date, schedule live lessons on Zoom, Teams, or Meet, and combine them with self-paced video, assignments, and peer reviews. You can run the same course as repeating cohorts, each with its own community, so your students learn together and stay engaged.
Yes. Teachfloor supports a custom domain, your logo, white-labeling, and SSO, so your course looks and feels like your own business rather than a third-party platform. You own the student relationship and the brand experience end to end.
Go deeper on building a course business.
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Introducing the AI Course Generator
Generate complete course outlines, lessons, and quizzes from a brief: your fastest path from idea to first cohort.
Course Calendar
Schedule cohorts, live sessions, and milestones in one shared view your students can rely on.
What Is an Edupreneur? Ultimate Guide
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30 Best Online Course Platforms (2026)
Compared by audience, business model, and features, so you can find the platform that fits your creator stack.
Launch your course business without the tool stack.
Sell, schedule, host, deliver, and grade in one platform. Keep more of every dollar.