Updated 1 October 2026 · Pludor team · 3 sources
Pludor hosts courses and paid challenges with lessons, checkout and progress tracking, connected to your store, community and Flika channel. The AI Content Creator Academy (ACCA) is the marketplace of these courses.
Selling a course usually needs a separate course platform, a payment tool and a community tool.
5 steps, in this order. Each one is explained in the step-by-step guide.
You can build and sell a course directly inside Pludor instead of juggling a course platform, a payment tool and a community tool. Open Course Challenges in your dashboard (or pludor.com/academy_create), add modules and lessons with video, text and downloads, set a one-time price, then publish and share the link. AI Studio can help draft your outlines and scripts.
It's Pludor's course hosting feature: you build courses and paid challenges with lessons, checkout and progress tracking, connected to your store, community and Flika channel. ACCA stands for AI Content Creator Academy, which is the marketplace where your courses get discovered. It's aimed at coaches, educators, experts and creators with know-how to teach.
Creating a store and building courses is free. Course sales on the ACCA academy use a creator revenue share where you keep 70% of each sale, and store-hosted course challenges follow the normal platform fee (4.99% + $0.90 per paid online order, with card processing charged separately by Stripe). There's no card needed to start.
You create a challenge like a course, but instead of a course price you set a challenge unlock fee that learners pay to get access. Once they pay, they get the lessons and their progress is tracked. You publish it to the Academy and share the link with your audience.
Yes. Pludor's AI Studio can help draft your course outlines and scripts, so you don't have to start from a blank page. There's also a free Course Landing Page Writer tool that builds a sales page with outline, outcomes and price from a description of your course - free to try with 8 runs an hour and no account needed.
It depends on what you sell. On Pludor, courses sit next to your store, community, Flika channel and AI Studio, so teaching and selling share one audience and one checkout - while platforms like Teachable, Thinkific, Kajabi and Podia focus on courses alone and typically need separate tools for community or physical products. If you also sell products, services or subscriptions, Pludor keeps everything in one place.
Connect Stripe in your store dashboard under Settings, confirm your store currency and country, then take a test order on your own product to see the full checkout and confirmation email. Pludor supports card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, wallet and QR payments, with payouts to your bank. You can also download QR pay links to accept payment in person.
Go to pludor.com/communities, choose Create, name your community and set it public or private. Write the first post, invite members, and share product and course links inside posts. Pin the community link on your storefront and Flika profile so students find it easily.
Yes - video lessons count toward your media storage, so keep an eye on file sizes if you have a lot of video content. Everything else about the course builder is free to use. If your videos are heavy, consider trimming or compressing them before uploading.
Learner progress is tracked automatically inside the course feature, and your sales, fees and payouts show up in the Finance section of your dashboard. If you run the course alongside a Creator Hub campaign, you can also track clicks, sales and payouts from the same dashboard. Open Finance to see each payment, the fee deducted and your payouts.
Coaches, educators, experts, creators with know-how to teach.
Selling a course usually needs a separate course platform, a payment tool and a community tool.
Free to create. Course sales use the creator revenue share (creators keep 70% of each sale on the ACCA academy); store-hosted course challenges follow the normal platform fee.
1. Open Courses 2. Outline the course 3. Upload lessons 4. Set a price 5. Publish and share Full step-by-step guide: pludor.com/tutorials/courses-challenges
Video lessons count toward your media storage.
Courses sit next to your store, community, Flika channel and AI Studio, so selling and teaching share one audience. Course outline: typically write it yourself; on Pludor, aI outline builder. Community: typically add-on or separate tool; on Pludor, signals communities. Physical products and services: typically not supported or limited; on Pludor, same store and checkout.
Course builder. Paid challenges with unlocks. Learner progress. ACCA course marketplace. Academy learning area for buyers.
Paid courses and challenges, Learner progress.
Coaches, educators, experts, creators with know-how to teach.
Video lessons count toward your media storage.
Creator Hub & Academy: tools and training for creators to monetize an audience through Pludor. Communities (Signals): public and private communities with posts, discussions and product links. Creator Subscriptions: paid subscriptions for premium videos on your Flika channel. Checkout & Payments: card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, wallet and QR payments with payouts to your bank.
Every step, in order: How to use Courses & Challenges (ACCA).
Free to create. Course sales use the creator revenue share (creators keep 70% of each sale on the ACCA academy); store-hosted course challenges follow the normal platform fee.
Free to start - no card, no item limit. Pay only for what you use past the monthly free amounts.
Open my free storeChecked 1 October 2026. Fees and rules change; follow the links for the latest.