Thinkific alternatives in India

Refunds are given only within 30 days of first buying a paid plan or upgrading, and Teachable does not add Indian GST to plans, so expect forex charges on your card and no GST invoice. The trap is fees on top of the plan: Starter takes 7.5 percent of every sale, and students added outside paid checkout beyond 100 per school plus video storage above the included amount are billed as usage.

Starter adds a fee on every paid course enrollment, so Pro Trainer works out cheaper once you sell about ten courses a month on monthly billing, or about seven on yearly. Refunds cover only a mistaken purchase or an unwanted auto renewal reported within 30 days of a new subscription or 15 days of a renewal; otherwise the plan runs to the end of its term.

Yearly billing is offered at what the vendor calls 2 months free, and the terms say fees exclude taxes, so GST is charged on top. Prepaid fees are non-refundable after the trial, and the trial terms on the pricing page and in the legal terms do not match.

The pricing page promises a 7 day refund, but the refund policy covers only the flat subscription fee within 7 days of purchase and never any onboarding fee. Ask whether an onboarding fee applies to your account, since an older help article still mentions one.

Every plan also takes a percentage commission on each sale, highest on the free Starter plan, and the terms allow an extra internet handling fee per transaction plus GST on Exly's fees. Add-ons such as the branded app, Zoom and extra admin users are priced differently per plan and billed on top, and the terms say payments are final with no refunds.

Only your first charge is refundable within 30 days, after that payments are nonrefundable, and annual renewals bill at whatever the published price is then, with no price lock. Contacts above your plan limit are sold as paid blocks, so a growing email list can raise your bill without a plan change.