Sell your online course from one simple storefront.
Storelane gives you one place to present the course, take payment, deliver private files, and sell workshops or coaching. If your lessons live on another platform, Storelane handles the storefront around them.
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Three practical ways to sell a course
A course might be a set of recorded lessons, a live cohort, or a program that mixes content with personal help. The sales setup should match what the buyer is actually getting.
Go from course outline to checkout in four steps
You still need a useful course and a clear promise. Storelane takes care of the public offer, payment, buyer files, and related bookings once those pieces are ready.
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Define the result
Start with the learner, the specific transformation, the course format, and a clear price.
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Build the offer
Add the sales copy and buyer resource, then place related workshops or coaching beside it.
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Publish one link
Share your Storelane storefront from social profiles, videos, newsletters, or direct messages.
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Get paid and fulfill
Stripe handles checkout while Storelane records the order and sends the configured next step.
What Storelane handles after someone clicks your link
The sales page, payment, delivery, and higher-touch offers stay connected in the same creator storefront.
A course can sit between a small product and private help
Someone who is not ready for the full course might buy a workbook. Someone who finishes the course might want direct feedback. Keeping those offers together makes the choices easy to understand.
Example creator brief
I teach first-time founders how to validate ideas. Plan a clear storefront for a $149 course, a $39 workbook, and a $250 strategy call.
Know when you need a dedicated course platform
Storelane currently handles the storefront and commerce around a course. If students need to sign in, move through hosted lessons, take quizzes, or track progress, use a dedicated learning-management system for that part.

Useful reading before you publish
Payment is only one part of a course launch. These official guides cover the buyer checkout, accessible course video, and live webinar delivery.
Selling courses with Storelane
Is Storelane a full learning-management system?
No. Storelane is the commerce surface for a course offer: the storefront, sales page, checkout, private digital resources, purchase communication, and related live or coaching offers. It does not currently host a lesson player, quizzes, student progress, or certificates.
How can I sell a self-paced course with Storelane?
Create a digital product for the course offer, set its price and sales copy, and attach a private buyer file such as a workbook, resource pack, or document containing the next access step. If you need hosted lessons and student accounts, use a dedicated course platform for the curriculum.
Can I sell a live course or workshop?
Yes. Storelane supports paid webinar offers with scheduled time slots, seat capacity, meeting-provider details, confirmation emails, and reminders. This works well for workshops, cohort sessions, and live group teaching.
Can I add coaching or downloads around my course?
Yes. You can publish digital resources, webinars, and paid coaching sessions in the same storefront. Each can have its own positioning and price, giving buyers a clear path from a starter resource to higher-touch support.
What currencies and payments does Storelane support?
Storelane is currently English-only and USD-only. Payments use Stripe Checkout, and creators must connect an eligible Stripe account before accepting live payments.
Do I need a separate website?
Not to launch a focused offer. Your Storelane store is published at a shareable slane.io address, so it can be the destination behind your link in bio. You can still link to it from an existing website if you have one.
Related Storelane guides
Keep planning your selling setup
Put your course offer in front of real buyers
Tell Storelane what you teach, who it is for, and what it costs. You will get a starting storefront to edit before anything is published.
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