Cohorts, certificates, instructor marketplace, community and payments — built as your product, on your code, in weeks.
Built the training academy inside The Raising Club — courses, assessments and credentials that become a searchable filter in its caregiver marketplace. First commit 29 May 2026 · five modules in production 2 July 2026. See the case study
If you want to sell one course, use Teachable. If your learning platform is the business, keep reading.
Building a course, tutoring or credentialing product for a market — where the platform is what you sell, not where you host content.
Outgrown Kajabi or Thinkific and now need white-label, custom pricing logic, SSO and your own data.
Associations, care networks and franchises that need training, community and a marketplace as one product rather than three subscriptions.
Six modules. Most learning products need four of them; the instructor marketplace is what separates a platform from a course site.
Video, text and downloads, with drip scheduling and prerequisites. Content structure is modelled to your curriculum rather than forced into modules-and-lessons, which matters the moment you have cohorts, tracks or prerequisites that cross courses.
Quizzes with multiple question types, timed tests and auto-grading, plus the reporting that tells you which question everyone gets wrong. Talking Books, our AI learning platform, runs eight question types mapped to Bloom’s taxonomy — MCQ through to reasoning, auto-graded with feedback — so this is well-travelled ground.
Verifiable credentials with expiry, renewal and public verification pages. For regulated or safety-critical training the expiry logic is the product — a certificate nobody can check, and that never lapses, is decoration.
Multi-instructor teaching, cohort schedules and an instructor marketplace with revenue share. Instructors get their own dashboard, payouts and student lists, which is what turns a catalogue into a supply side that grows without you.
Discussions, live sessions and a calendar attached to the course rather than bolted alongside it. Completion rates move when learners can see each other; this is the cheapest retention feature in a learning product.
Per-learner mastery, completion and revenue, with a CMS for the marketing pages your team edits weekly. Built for the person running the academy — enrolments, refunds and support in as few clicks as possible.
Not sure which modules you need? That is what the call is for.
Book a free 30-min scope callThe credential is the filter.
The Raising Club needed caregivers to earn credentials a family could check before booking. We built the courses, the curriculum editor and the credentials as one module of a five-module platform.
What makes it work is that the credential a caregiver earns becomes a searchable filter in the marketplace — the academy raises the quality of the supply side, and the badge is what converts a booking. Built as part of a platform that went from first commit on 29 May 2026 to production on 2 July 2026.
Read the full case study“They delivered on time and were very proactive in recommending new capabilities for the marketplace.”
SigmaticAI delivered a complete MVP with five feature areas, including a vetted caregiver marketplace, membership plans, courses, and events. The team was proactive, talented, and knowledgeable, recommending new capabilities and using the latest technology.
Talking Books is an AI learning platform we built end to end: it turns a textbook chapter into a narrated lesson, generates adaptive exercises, runs eight auto-graded question types mapped to Bloom’s taxonomy, and gives teachers a course dashboard. If your LMS needs assessment and adaptive content rather than video hosting, that is the ground it covers.
See Talking BooksLeft on our Google Business and Clutch profiles, quoted exactly as written.
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I have purchased clinic software from them.. it has improved efficiency and treatment quality for my patients.. Also it’s very useful for accurate accounting..
Good experience with development and automating process. Great management and quick handover.
Thirty minutes, free. You leave with a recommended stack, a timeline and a firm price range.
Curriculum, roles and credentials modelled before anyone writes a feature.
A running build on staging every week, with your real course content in it.
Production deploy, documentation, your repo and cloud accounts, thirty days of support.
The questions an edtech buyer asks that a course-site buyer never does.
Next.js, Supabase (Postgres) and Stripe, with video on Mux or Bunny. SCORM and xAPI import on request when you are bringing existing content across.
SSO through Google, Microsoft or SAML for B2B training, GDPR-ready data handling, and per-tenant separation when you sell to organizations.
Your repository, your cloud accounts, IP assigned in the contract. We work 9:00–13:00 US Eastern and 9:00–17:00 UK from Nagpur, India.
Ranges, not a quote — the number firms up on the scope call, once we know how your learners actually move through the product.
from $8,000
4–6 weeks
$15,000 – $50,000
8–14 weeks
Monthly retainer
Scoped on the call
Fixed fee against a scoped brief. Changes are logged and costed, never silently absorbed.
An honest comparison, including when you should not call us.
| Course SaaS | Custom LMS | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly fee | Grows with learners | Hosting only |
| Transaction fee | Often on top of Stripe | Stripe alone |
| White label | Partial, plan-dependent | It is your product |
| Custom pricing logic | Rarely | Whatever you sell |
| Instructor marketplace | Usually not | Built in, with revenue share |
| Data ownership | Theirs, exportable | Yours, in your Postgres |
Under $5,000 a month in course revenue, stay on SaaS. The build only pays for itself once the platform is the business.
A course platform MVP — courses, quizzes, payments and an admin console — starts around $8,000 and takes four to six weeks. A full learning product with cohorts, certificates, an instructor marketplace, community and analytics runs $15,000 to $50,000 across eight to fourteen weeks. The scope call turns that range into a fixed number.
Four to six weeks for an MVP, eight to fourteen for a full product. The variable is rarely engineering: it is how quickly decisions get made about curriculum structure, pricing logic and who can see what.
Yes. Course content, learners, enrolments and completion history export from most course platforms and import into the new one. Video usually moves to your own Mux or Bunny account. Active subscriptions need a plan — either they move to your Stripe or they run out on the old platform while new signups start on the new one.
SCORM and xAPI import on request, which matters when you are bringing across content authored in Articulate or Captivate, or selling into organizations whose procurement asks for it. If all your content is native video and text, you do not need either and we will say so.
Yes — that is the instructor marketplace: instructor dashboards, their own course creation, revenue share and Stripe Connect payouts. It is the difference between a catalogue you have to fill yourself and a supply side that grows without you.
Yes, with public verification pages, expiry and renewal. For safety-critical or regulated training the expiry and renewal logic is usually the point — a credential that never lapses tells an employer nothing.
Everything we build is mobile-first and installs to the home screen, which covers most learning products. A native app earns its cost when you need push-driven engagement or offline lessons — then we build it on the same backend rather than rebuilding the platform.
You do. Your repository, your cloud accounts, your Stripe, learner data in your own Postgres, and IP assigned in the contract. You can move it to another developer the day after launch.
Leave the call with a recommended stack, a timeline and a firm price range. Thirty minutes, no deck.
Thirty minutes, free. You leave with a recommended stack, a timeline and a firm price range — whether or not you build it with us.
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