FOR COACHES, TUTORS & ONLINE SCHOOLS

Not just another course page.

Your own course website.

We build and maintain a standalone LMS system where you can sell courses, manage students and grow your educational business — without touching WordPress admin.

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What's included

Website pages and sections that come with the system

Every page has a purpose. No filler, no blank templates. Each one is built, configured and tested before handoff.

Kisi course website — site mapEntry pointInstructor onlyStandard pageYour course websiteHomeCOURSE SALESSTUDENT AREACOMMERCETRUST PAGESCourse catalogall courses overviewCourse pageprogram · price · CTAStudent accountmy courses · profileLesson areavideo · materials · quizInstructor panelcourses · students · statsCheckoutpayment · orderThank you pageaccess confirmationAboutwho you areFAQ & Contactquestions · inquiryLegal pagesterms · privacy · cookies
What the system does

Full functionality, ready at launch

Not a template with blank fields. Every feature below is configured, connected and tested before you get access. 

Visits site
Instagram, search, referral
Browses catalog
Sees all courses
Course page
Program, price, instructor
Checkout
Pays online
Gets access
Automatic enrollment
Starts learning
Lessons, videos, materials
Student path
1
Browses course catalog
2
Reads individual course page
3
Pays and gets automatic access
4
Logs into personal dashboard
5
Accesses lessons, videos, materials
Your path as instructor
1
Log into instructor dashboard
2
Create course, add modules and lessons
3
Set price and publish
4
See students, progress and sales stats
5
Update content anytime
Tech stack

Plugins we use to build the system

A course website is a working system of connected tools. You don’t have to manage any of this yourself. Below is a minimal set of plugins, their functions and cost.

Core System

masterstudy lms pro
MasterStudy LMS Pro
Up to $149/year

Learning management system: 

Courses, lessons, instructor dashboard, student accounts, quizzes.

elementor
Elementor Pro
$60/year

Design & builder: 

Page builder, layouts, templates, widgets, styling, responsive site design.

FREE
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WooCommerce
FREE

E-commerce engine: 

Products, checkout, payments, orders, coupons, user account pages.

Infrastructure

fees 3–5%
paypal
PayPal
FREE

Payments: 

Plugin is free. Processing fees 3–5% to provider.

updraftplus
UpdraftPlus
Up to $70/year

Backups: 

Scheduled backups and restore readiness, problem reports..

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Kadence Security
Up to $99/year

Security: 

Login protection, hardening and risk reduction.

wp rocket
WP Rocket
Up to $59/year

Performance: 

Caching and performance optimization, speed up the website.
FREE
wp mail smtp
WP Mail SMTP
FREE

Email delivery: 

Improves transactional email reliability and builds up a subscriber list.
wpconsent
WPConsent
Up to $99/year

Consent: 

Cookie banner and basic consent layer, mandatory minimum legal obligations.
External services

External services your website will need

You’ll also need to connect external services to ensure the site and system function properly. This is the bare minimum.

Hostinger
Domain by Hostinger
Up to $20/year

Domain: 

Unique address of your website online on the Internet

Go to website
Hostinger
Hosting by Hostinger
Up to $144/year

Hosting: 

The space where all your website files, video tutorials, and pages will be stored.

Go to website
images
Brevo
Up to $108/year

Email marketing: 

Email marketing, SMTP, automations, contacts, transactional emails.

Go to website

The minimum plugin and service stack for a serious course website costs around $808 in the first year — before setup, maintenance, and ongoing improvements. You can buy the tools, build the website, configure everything, and maintain it yourself.

Or Kisi can handle the setup, plugin stack, technical configuration, maintenance, and support for $199/month + 10% of sales. This is our startup-friendly plan: a lower monthly fee because we understand that early course sales are not guaranteed.

Minium cost
for full stack
$ 0
Minium cost
for full stack
$ 0
Launch work

What we do to get you live in 5-7 days

Every hour below is real work. We show this so you understand what’s being built and why it takes the time it takes. Once the setup is complete, you can start adding your own courses, lessons, modules, prices, and materials through your instructor dashboard.

We prepare the system. You control the course content.

1. Website foundation

3-8 hours

2. Course system configuration

3-7 hours

3. Checkout & payments

4-10 hours

4. Email & forms delivery

6-10 hours

5. Trust, security & recovery

2-5 hours

6. Launch QA & handoff

4-10 hours

25–45 hours
of setup work

If we receive the required materials and access on time, your course-ready website can be launched within one week. After launch, you can add and manage your own courses through the instructor dashboard. Kisi remains available for maintenance, fixes, page updates, and technical support.

Monthly operations

And then we take care of the system, so you can focus on what you do best.

In “quiet mode,” without disturbing you with meetings or reports, without boasting about our work, without demonstrating our importance, we simply regularly check the system, update plugins, respond to problems and system threat signals, so that everything continues to function.

We care about the system's health.
You can focus on the product - the courses.

If you don’t receive any distracting messages from us, the system, or clients, then our work is done well. And you can just focus on what you’re so good at.

Raccoon Kisi works

1. Keep the site running

2. Keep sales flow working

3. Keep communication flowing

4. Keep the site protected

Honest limits

We guarantee operational reliability
within the parts we control

What we guarantee

  1. Course website setup
    We configure WordPress, theme, plugins, LMS, WooCommerce, and core settings into a working course website.
  2. Core website pages
    We build the core pages needed for launch: home, about, contact, course catalog, and basic trust/legal pages.
  3. Course platform setup
    We set up MasterStudy so you can publish courses, manage instructors, and let students access purchased content.
  4. Checkout and payments
    We configure WooCommerce checkout, payment connection, product logic, and test the basic purchase path.
  5. Student access logic
    We test that successful payment creates access according to the agreed LMS, product, and account settings.
  6. Transactional emails
    We configure SMTP and test order emails, access messages, form notifications, and basic WordPress emails.
  7. Lead form routing
    We connect forms to the agreed email, Telegram, CRM, or lead destination and test that submissions arrive.
  8. Mobile and speed baseline
    We adapt key pages for mobile and keep the site within a reasonable speed baseline for normal media and hosting.
  9. Security and backups
    We configure backups, login protection, role hygiene, update checks, and basic hardening for the website.
  10. Monthly maintenance
    We perform monthly technical checks, small fixes, and an ops brief so the site does not become abandoned.

What depends on you

  1. Sales and demand
    Sales depend on your offer, audience, pricing, trust, traffic, and how actively you promote the course.
  2. Business content
    You provide the business information, brand assets, course descriptions, and core page text we use on the site.
  3. Course creation
    You create and manage lessons, modules, videos, materials, assignments, prices, and curriculum decisions.
  4. Payment provider limits
    Payment approval, gateway rules, chargebacks, payout timing, and provider-side issues stay with the payment service.
  5. Student support scope
    We help with technical access issues, but course questions, refund policy, and learning support stay with you.
  6. Email deliverability limits
    Final inbox placement depends on the email provider, DNS records, sender reputation, and recipient mailboxes.
  7. Extra paid tools
    Extra CRM plans, email/SMS tools, booking software, automation apps, and premium licenses are paid separately.
  8. Larger technical load
    Large video files, heavy traffic, advanced speed work, or unusual storage needs may require a different setup.
  9. Legal and compliance advice
    Legal compliance, tax rules, privacy obligations, refund terms, and regulated-industry advice require specialists.
  10. Growth and campaign work
    New landing pages, blog posts, email campaigns, redesigns, custom integrations, and growth work are separate.
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