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Payment plans

Let students pay in installments.

Split a course price across 2–12 charges. Students pay the first installment to get in, approve auto-pay once, and every later installment is collected for them. You lower the entry bar without ever dropping your headline price — or chasing a single payment.

How a payment plan works

Turn it on for any course in the publish flow, and the whole journey runs itself — from the first payment to the final installment, with nothing for either of you to remember. Students approve auto-pay once at checkout, and it works the same on Stripe and Razorpay.
  • Student pays 1/N at checkout and gets instant access
  • Approves auto-pay once, at checkout
  • Every later installment is debited on its due date, automatically
  • Paid into your own Stripe or Razorpay account — Prolaud takes 0%
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1Set it upPick installments + interval2Student pays #11/N now, at checkout3Instant accessCourse unlocks4Auto-debitedOn each due date5They own itPlan settled, mandate ends

Same price. Smaller first step.

The headline price never changes — you simply let buyers start with a fraction. More students can say yes today, and you still earn the full amount across the plan.
  • Choose 2, 3, 4, 6 or 12 installments
  • Charge every 7, 15, 30 or 60 days
  • The split is computed server-side — buyers can't underpay
  • Capped at your plan — never charged more times than you set
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Headline price stays the same$120→ split into 3$40now$40in 30 days$40in 60 daysYou still earn $120 — the student just starts with $40.

Fair by default: pause, then resume

If a debit fails or a student stops paying, you're protected without being harsh. They're told the same day and can settle it in a few taps; access pauses only if it stays unpaid past a short grace window, and snaps right back the moment they catch up.
  • Failed debit? The student is notified and can pay by hand
  • Access pauses only after a payment is >3 days overdue
  • On-time students never notice it
  • Paying the overdue installment restores access instantly
  • Finish the plan → access is permanent
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access activepausedaccess restoredpaid #1missed #2 (+3d grace)pays #2Miss a payment by more than 3 days → access pauses automatically.Pay the overdue installment → access comes back instantly.

Stacks with coupons and add-ons

A payment plan plays nicely with the rest of your checkout. Run a coupon and the discount spreads across every installment; offer an order bump and that one-time add-on is charged once, with the first payment. Every amount is computed on our server from your real prices, so it's always exact.
  • Coupon discount spread evenly across installments
  • One-time add-on charged once, on installment 1
  • Server-computed amounts — no client tampering
  • Works in US dollars (Stripe) and rupees (Razorpay) alike
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$120 course · 10% coupon · 3 installments · $10 add-on$36+ $10 add-oninstallment 1$36installment 2$36installment 3Coupon lowers every course share equally; the add-on is a one-time charge on #1.
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Make your course easier to say yes to

Turn on a payment plan in the publish flow — no setup, no extra charge from us, collected automatically into your own account.

Questions people ask

How many installments can I split a course price into?
Between two and twelve. You pick two, three, four, six or twelve installments and set the interval at every seven, fifteen, thirty or sixty days. The split is computed on the server, so buyers cannot underpay.
What happens if a student misses an installment?
They are notified the same day and can pay by hand. Access pauses only once a payment is more than three days overdue, and paying the overdue installment restores access immediately. On-time students never notice it.
Who collects the money on a payment plan?
You do. Installments are charged through your own Stripe or Razorpay account, so funds settle to you directly and no platform commission is taken. Students approve auto-pay once at checkout, and each later installment is debited on its due date.