One stream at a time
A device binding, on by default, so a shared login does not become a shared subscription.
Sold through the same checkout, the same coupons and the same invoice your clients already use — so there is nothing new for them to learn and nothing new for you to reconcile. And there is genuinely nothing to buy to start.
No step here is a diagram. Each one is a screen, and each one leaves a record.
A lesson holds its documents and its video together, so a workbook and the video that explains it are one thing rather than two. Order the modules, order the lessons, and rearrange them whenever you want.
Video goes from the browser straight to storage in eight-megabyte parts, three at a time, and picks up where it left off if the connection drops. It never passes through the system that serves your clients.
Either a pass for a period — weekly through yearly — or a pack of credits where one credit opens one lesson, documents and video included. Several packages per course, one package across several courses, or access to the whole catalogue.
All at once, or dripped so lesson four appears a fortnight in. Prerequisites can gate a lesson behind another. The clock starts from the earliest grant a student still holds, so nobody games it by re-buying.
Documents complete when opened, video at ninety per cent, and progress only ever moves forwards. Video resumes exactly where they stopped. Quizzes, notes, questions, a searchable transcript and a certificate at the end — each one switchable.
What we do, stated exactly — and what nobody can do, stated just as plainly.
A device binding, on by default, so a shared login does not become a shared subscription.
Every frame carries the viewer's identity, and you keep a log of who was issued what.
The three download permissions are off by default and should stay off. They are the only thing between a paid video and a file that gets forwarded.
No system anywhere can stop a screen being photographed, and we will not pretend otherwise. What we can do is watermark every frame, bind the stream to one device and keep the log.
Billed on what you actually use, and it never blocks an upload.
5 GB on the free tier, 20 GB on any paid tier.
₹3 per GB per month on actual usage, so deleting content lowers next month's bill by itself.
Your usage and the running monthly cost sit in the sidebar of every courses page.
A typed confirmation and a full audit log. Content cannot be destroyed by accident.
Yes. ₹0 a month, 5 GB of storage, and we take 9% of what you sell. No card, no expiry, no trial clock. Below roughly ₹50,000 a month of course sales it is genuinely your cheapest option, and we would rather tell you that than sell you a plan you do not need.
The lesson. A lesson with a video and a workbook costs one credit for both.
Yes. Upgrading is pro-rata — you pay only the difference for the days left in the period. Downgrading costs nothing and applies from the next period.
You are billed ₹3 per GB per month on the overage. It never blocks an upload — going over costs money, it does not stop you working.
One device streams at a time by default, and every frame carries a watermark. We will not tell you content can be made uncopyable, because it cannot be.
All of them on one checkout, one invoice and one set of clients.
Fifteen minutes, your logo already on it. If it is not obvious in fifteen minutes, it is not for you.
A walkthrough takes about thirty minutes: onboarding and a signed agreement, a live publish, a portfolio rebalance, and the records behind them — with your first month costed on the spot.