How well do you know course platforms?
Fees, founding years and home countries of course platforms, plus how the work pays.
The questions
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Multiple choice
What skill level do course platforms usually ask for?
- Specialist
- Some
- None
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Some
Skill level needed on course platforms: some.
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Multiple choice
Higher or lower: which takes the bigger cut?
- Kajabi
- Whop
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Whop
Whop takes 2.7–3%; Kajabi takes 0.5–2%.
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Pick all that apply
Pick every platform headquartered in the United States.
- Crehana
- Kajabi
- Yaaka
- Domestika
- Taling
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Kajabi, Domestika
Crehana: Peru; Kajabi: United States; Yaaka: Uganda; Domestika: United States; Taling: South Korea.
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Multiple choice
Which is older?
- Kajabi
- Domestika
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Domestika
Domestika was founded in 2002, Kajabi in 2010.
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Multiple choice
Where is Yaaka headquartered?
- Switzerland
- Germany
- Uganda
- Japan
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Uganda
Yaaka is based in Kampala, Uganda.
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Pick all that apply
Which of these can Udemy pay you through? Pick all that apply.
- Western Union
- Stripe
- Gift cards
- Payoneer
- PayPal
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Payoneer, PayPal
Udemy pays out by: PayPal, Payoneer.
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Estimate
How big a cut does Whop take from earners?
Somewhere between 0% and 50%.
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5.7%
Whop takes 5.7%. Its fees: 3% platform fee + 2.7% + $0.30 processing
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Estimate
In what year was Udemy founded?
Somewhere between 1990 and 2026.
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2010
Udemy was founded in 2010 and is based in San Francisco, California, United States.
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Put in order
Put these in order of founding, oldest first.
- LearnWorlds
- Thinkific
- Domestika
- Whop
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Domestika → Thinkific → LearnWorlds → Whop
Domestika (2002), Thinkific (2012), LearnWorlds (2014), Whop (2021).
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Multiple choice
Which one takes the smallest cut?
- Whop
- Maven
- Kajabi
- Taling
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Kajabi
Kajabi 0.5–2%; Whop 2.7–3%; Taling ~ 10%; Maven 10%.