LMS & Course Setup

Launch your online course on a platform you own

I set up your course on WordPress with LearnDash, Tutor LMS, or LifterLMS, so no hosted platform takes a cut of every sale. You get payments, drip content, and student emails working before your first enrollment, not after.

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What you are buying

From ₹60,000Starting price, GST included

From $719In dollars

Scoped and quoted upfrontTerms

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What it costs

One setup price. No per-sale tax, ever.

You pay once for the build. After that, a ₹5,000 course sale stays a ₹5,000 sale, minus only the payment gateway’s standard fee.

LMS & course platform setup

From ₹60,000 From $719per project · scoped and quoted upfront

LearnDash, Tutor LMS, or LifterLMS installed and configured
Course structure with modules, lessons, quizzes, and drip schedules
Razorpay or Stripe checkout for one-time sales and subscriptions
Protected video delivery through Bunny.net or Vimeo
Student dashboard with progress tracking and certificates
Enrollment and completion email automation wired in

Build my course platform

Membership sites, cohort features, and community spaces are quoted as add-ons after scoping.

All prices include GST.

How this runs

You will know the price and the plan before I touch anything.

Structure

We map your curriculum into modules, lessons, and prerequisites, and plan the student journey from signup to certificate. The LMS choice falls out of this map, not the other way around.

You leave with: a course blueprint and a fixed quote.

Build

The LMS, checkout, video hosting, and student dashboard get configured on your WordPress site. Payments run through Razorpay or Stripe with UPI enabled for Indian students.

You leave with: a working platform you can log into as a student.

Load

Your videos, PDFs, and worksheets get organized into the structure, with quizzes, drip schedules, and certificates wired in. I enroll as a test student and walk the whole course.

You leave with: your content live behind a tested paywall.

Hand over

Enrollment emails fire, progress tracks, certificates generate. You get a walkthrough of adding lessons and managing students, so the platform doesn’t need me to run.

You leave with: a live course and an operating walkthrough.

A note from me

How I set up a course platform

I taught mathematics before I built websites, and I sell learning material on my own site today. So I build course platforms from both chairs: what keeps a student moving, and what keeps the seller from bleeding fees to a hosted platform.

I check the money path first. Checkout, UPI, invoices, refunds, and the enrollment email, because a student who pays and then stares at a blank dashboard is a refund waiting to happen.

I won’t oversell the plumbing either. The platform doesn’t make the course good; your teaching does. What it does is stop a 5 to 10 percent platform cut and give you students’ emails as your own asset.

— Gaurav

Before you write in

This isn’t for every site.

Worth starting

You have course content ready, or nearly ready, and need the platform around it.
You’re paying a hosted platform monthly plus a cut per sale and want out.
You want Indian students to pay by UPI without friction.
You plan to sell more than one course and want a platform that scales with you.
You want your student email list to be yours, not the platform’s.

Look elsewhere

Your budget is under ₹40,000. Start on a hosted platform and move to WordPress once sales justify the build.
Your course content doesn’t exist yet. I build the platform; recording and writing the course is your work or separate scope.
You expect the platform to market the course. Hosted marketplaces bring some discovery; your own site brings none by default.
You want zero maintenance forever. A WordPress LMS needs updates; that’s the tradeoff for ownership.
You need enterprise SCORM compliance and HR integrations. That’s a different class of LMS project.

If you want to:

Keep every sale instead of paying a platform cut forever
Own your student list as an asset no platform can take away
Launch properly with payments, drip, and emails tested first

Build my course platform

Common questions

Not answered here? Ask directly and you will hear back within 24 hours.

Projects start at ₹60,000, and that price includes GST. The final quote depends on course count, video volume, and whether you need memberships or community features, and you get it in writing before the build starts.

Ownership and economics. Hosted platforms charge monthly and typically take a cut of every sale, control your student list, and limit your SEO. On WordPress you pay for the build once, keep every sale minus gateway fees, and the lesson pages can rank in search.

LearnDash for depth and a mature ecosystem, Tutor LMS for a friendlier admin at lower cost, LifterLMS when memberships are the model. All three run on WordPress you own. I recommend one for your case and tell you why, before you buy any license.

Yes to both. Razorpay handles UPI, cards, and netbanking for Indian students, with Stripe added if you sell internationally. Certificates generate automatically on completion, and quizzes and progress tracking are part of the standard setup.

The platform can’t rescue a course nobody wants; no honest builder claims otherwise. What the setup does is remove the recurring platform tax and give you SEO-capable pages and your own email list, which are the levers you then use to market it. If your topic has no proven demand, I’ll flag that during scoping.

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About me

So, who’s building your store?

I sell my own products through the same stack I would build for you.

Store owners hire me because I break my own checkout before a customer can.

I was a teacher before I was a developer. I taught mathematics to competitive-exam students, which is why I explain hard things plainly instead of hiding behind jargon.

What I am actually good at is the join: technical SEO, fast front-ends, and content treated as one system instead of three vendors blaming each other.

Runs his own FluentCart storefront
Author of GT Extensions for FluentCart
$38M+ client revenue influenced
Razorpay, PayU, Cashfree and Stripe in production
850+ clients since 2008
Building for the web since 2008

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Tell me what you teach.

Describe your course, where it lives now, and how you want students to pay. I’ll reply with the LMS I’d pick, a scoped price, and a start date.

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