Hosting Video Courses for Your Customers

Updated Nov 6, 2026

Entrepedia doesn't host videos for your customers. After you download a video course from the Master Library, upload it to a place you control, such as a course platform, a store that delivers files or courses, or unlisted YouTube videos, and give buyers access after they pay. Your licence allows video courses inside your own courses, memberships, workshops and webinars.

What you get from the library

The Master Library includes filmed video courses, each with its own workbook, checklist and prompt pack. Download the videos and the PDFs, add your own intro, and package them as your course. See Editing videos and audio.

Hosting options

Course platforms

Best for: a professional course with student logins and progress tracking.

Examples: Teachable, Thinkific, Kajabi, Podia, Skool (community-first)
Upload videos into modules, add the workbook as a download, set a price
Most charge a monthly fee; check current plans on their sites
Check their terms for private label content before you upload. See Where can I sell PLR products?

Your store

Best for: simple selling with delivery handled for you.

Payhip has course and membership features, and its prohibited list doesn't mention PLR (checked November 2026)
Shopify works with a course or digital downloads app
Gumroad delivers video files and courses and is quick to set up

Unlisted YouTube videos

Best for: the lowest cost while you test an idea.

Upload each video to your YouTube channel.
Set Visibility to Unlisted.
Add them to an unlisted playlist.
Send the playlist link to buyers after purchase.

Anyone with the link can watch, so links can be shared. Use this for a first test, then move to a platform with logins.

Cloud storage links

Google Drive or Dropbox links work for small groups, but they have no progress tracking and links can be forwarded. Share view-only links to the finished videos.

Which to choose

Testing an idea: unlisted YouTube, Gumroad or Payhip
A proper course: a course platform with student logins
Course plus community: Skool, Kajabi or a membership on your platform

Protect your course

Use a platform with student logins
Release modules over time if that suits the course
Add your own intro and outro so the course is clearly yours
State in your terms that the course is for the buyer's personal use

What your buyers get: the finished course, not the rights. Don't give them the original video files to edit or resell. See Protecting your products from customer resale.

Want a course built from your own expertise?

If you're an expert and want a course filmed and built in your voice and brand, our Studio does that as a done-for-you service. See Online course creation.