Total lack of contact details We were trying to look at a Radar Course and had some questions before signing up but this was impossible as we had to sign up to receive an email and were required to pay up front! There is no details of a contact for the provider on the site, and their confirmatory email did NOT have a ‘Reply to’ email, when we used the email we received it was a ‘no reply’ one, and they didnt reply when I tried ‘info at’ teachable.com.Transparency? NOT!

Teachable's Troubling Tolerance for Copyright Infringement Teachable's failure to take action against unlawful sellers on their platform is extremely troubling. Copyright infringement is widespread, and it appears that Teachable is neglecting this significant problem. As an illustration, here is an instance of a seller who is unlawfully selling courses: offer DOT dentaledx DOT com SLASH dday

I like the fact that I was helped and… I like the fact that I was helped and my clients can now purchase my course. But I don't like it that it was too slow and you were asking many questions which clients couldn't give because it's related to money (a private thing). My account just started working again and I was not told what was done. It's good if I could have known rather than wait for a chance for people to purchase for me to know. Thanks

Decent Platform; Horrible Customer Support Decent platform for hosting and selling courses. Overall reasonably stable and full-featured. However, customer support is absolutely atrocious. If you have a problem or a question, you're on your own. No telephone support whatsoever. I've submitted dozens of online support tickets, and Teachable always replies with a quick excuse about why they can't help with the issue.

Recent Changes Have Reduced Satisfaction Teachable is reasonably easy to use and to add content into. However, support quality has gone down in recent months and some of the structure is confusing. If you have a team, it is not the best as all of the team members will not have access to all of the possible training. If you want to build a small community this may be great but large-scale operations may not have the best time.