Original Summary

I've spent the last few years building edtech and kept running into the same thing: an instructor with 200 students hands over 8 to 10 percent to a platform for what is mostly hosting and a checkout page. So I built Prolaud. You run live classes and sell courses on your own domain, and I don't take a cut of sales. It's working end to end right now, so I'd rather hear where it falls apart than hear that the idea is nice. Specifically: Does the landing page make the 0% claim believable, or does it read like there's a catch buried somewhere? Where does the signup to first class flow lose you? If you already sell courses, what's the one thing that would make switching not worth the hassle? One thing you'll hit: checkout stays paused until a tenant finishes KYC. That's deliberate, not broken, but tell me if it isn't obvious enough in the UI. Link: prolaud.com Happy to return the favour on anything you're building.   submitted by   /u/Helpful-Pool-8817 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/21 09:59:28