Uteach is doing a lot of things right… Uteach is doing a lot of things right with this tool like organising video courses and the ability to host live classes. I believe in its potential. Of course, a few things like payment gateways or a robust payment mechanism plus the website editor can be improved further.

Great All In One - But Lots Of Bugs & Poor Web Builder There are many features of the website builder that are below par, and it is very buggy. It is very hard or even impossible to create custom forms which has been a pretty big problem for me. Unfortunately, customer service has not been very helpful, probably because I have run into so many bugs and problems that they are not able to sufficiently help which has been very disappointing. Because of these bugs, incomplete features, and unhelpful customer service, the website I thought would take a week or two to build, is still not done 3 months later.

Great lms! It took just a few minutes to get everything set up, and UTeach made it convenient for users too with step-by-step instructions on how to connect a domain. Payment can be easily connected through Stripe, Paypal and a few other payment gateways which makes selling an online course or even physical products really fast and easy. The team is providing regular updates to the software and the support has been awesome. I hope categories will be added soon to allow quick search to all the courses by various instructors.

Highly Recommend I tested out several different LMS systems until coming across Uteach. Many of the others didn't have the features I needed or were buggy. Uteach has everything I need at a great price as well. The themes are clean and simple, along with their dashboard. You could practically build your entire website with their page builder, blogs, forms, crm, integrations, and even a mobile app. Definitely recommend trying them out.

Decent option, poor security The platform is easy to use, but the customizations are limited. Students have to sign up for an account before they pay for a course, which leads to a high drop-off rate in my opinion. I can bypass that problem by manually adding students after they checkout on my website. The biggest issue is security. Uteach doesn't have two-factor authentication or a way to verify trusted devices. On three occasions, bad actors have gained access to my Uteach account and added themselves as students on my course because any password, no matter how secure can be hacked! If Uteach fixes this security lapse by adding a layer for authentication, then it becomes better and more affordable than most LMS platforms out there