Online course platforms to sell your training
Sell and run your courses on your own site: learners, payments and content in one place, with no per-sale fees.
- First call free, with no commitment
- Fixed-price proposal within 48 h
- The code and the models are yours
- If it doesn't deliver what we agreed, you get your money back
Pilot: Analysis and mock-up of your platform
In one week you see what your course platform will look like and what it needs, before you commit to the project.
A 30-minute call and, within 24-72 h, a report with what we would do:
- An analysis of what you need: goals, courses and features
- A sample page with your brand's design
- The sitemap with every section
If we carry on, what you paid is fully deducted from the project.
Sound familiar?
- The marketplace takes a cut of every sale and decides when and how your courses get promoted.
- You use one tool for the website, another to take payments and another to host the videos, and none of them talk to each other.
- You don't own your learners' data, so you can't offer them your next course.
How we solve it
We build course platforms for:
Training companies and academies (course catalogue, enrolments, learners)
Professionals who sell their training (consultants, teachers, content creators)
Sales and payments (one-off payments, bundles or time-limited access)
Content management (modules, lessons, videos and downloadable materials)
Who backs us
CEEI AragónOur incubator
AraDevPartners
TresLXClientWhat your business gains
No per-sale fees
Payments go straight to your own payment gateway, without handing a percentage of every enrolment to a marketplace.
Your learners stay yours
Your learners' data and history live on your platform, so you can offer them new courses or renewals with no middleman.
Your courses, found on Google
Each course gets its own SEO-ready page on your domain, so the traffic you earn builds your brand.
Industry data
- 33% of EU internet users took an online course or used online learning material in 2024, up from 30% in 2023. In Spain, 32% took an online course, one of the highest shares in the EU. (Eurostat, 2025)
- On sales that don't come through the instructor's own coupon or referral link, the instructor receives 37% of net revenue; the platform keeps the rest. (Udemy, instructor help center)
- Its entry plan charges a 7.5% transaction fee on every sale; higher plans drop it in exchange for a higher monthly fee. (Teachable, pricing page, 2026)
How we work
You know what happens at every step, what it costs and when you get it30-min call
You tell us about your case and we tell you frankly whether we are a fit. Free.
Shall we talk about your project?
In 30 minutes we see whether we are a fit, what we would do and what it would cost. No commitment.
What is an online course platform?
An online course platform is the website where you sell your training and deliver it: learners find the course, pay for it, log in and work through the lessons, all on your own domain and under your brand. Unlike course marketplaces, the learners, the payments and the content belong to you, and you don't share every sale with the platform. It isn't the same as the course content itself: the platform is the shop window and the classroom, and the lessons inside it can be videos, documents or interactive courses.
If you want the content of your courses to be more hands-on and engaging, take a look at our interactive courses .
Industry benchmarks
Public examples of this technology on the market (not Morphin' Games projects)Domestika
Started in Spain as a community for creatives and now sells online courses in design, illustration and photography on its own platform, in several languages.
Platzi
A Latin American online learning platform for tech and business that sells subscription access to its courses from its own website.
MasterClass
Sells subscription access, on its own platform, to classes recorded by well-known figures in each field.
Frequently asked questions
Tell us what courses you sell and how you sell them today
Tell us how many courses you have, where they live now and how you take payments. We reply within 24-48 h and, after a 30-minute call, send you a written proposal within 48 h.
Guarantee: if it doesn't deliver, you get your money back
Before we start, we agree with you in writing on what the project has to achieve. If it doesn't deliver what we agreed when we hand it over, we refund what you have paid.
The goals and the terms of the guarantee are set out in the proposal and the contract.
What happens next
- 1We reply within 24-48 hWe read what you tell us and reply by email.
- 2A 30-minute callIf it fits, we go through your case together and answer your questions. Free.
- 3Proposal in 48 hScope, timelines and a cost breakdown in writing, with no small print.