I’ve been using Thinkific for my small online course business for several months now. It does a lot right, especially if you’re more of a “teach first, tech second” kind of person. Getting my first course up was pretty painless: upload videos, add lesson text, drop in a quiz, hit publish. My students rarely ask for help finding things, which tells me the layout is intuitive enough.

Where it feels just fine and not mind-blowing is on the design and marketing side. The course player looks fine but not particularly customizable, and the page builder is a bit limiting if you’re fussy about branding or want really polished sales pages. I also ended up using other tools for email and funnels.

On the plus side, payments, coupons, bundles, and student progress tracking all work reliably, and I don’t worry about the tech when launching a new cohort. If you want a dependable place to host and deliver courses without wrestling with plugins or custom code, Thinkific does the job well. Just don’t expect it to replace a full marketing stack or a dedicated website builder.

Amazing tool for marketing and selling your products, it can take some time to get used to some features, but once you get it, it's easy to sell courses.

I think it's a very good platform to create and sell online courses, and you can manage all of your edits and course structure from the platform with ease.