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Every other place you can teach online keeps something back. YouTube keeps the audience. Udemy keeps the customer and most of the price. A WhatsApp group keeps nothing but gives you nothing either. RacingOwl was built so that the person doing the teaching owns all three.
You get an address of your own — yourname.racingowl.com — with your logo, your colours and your name on every page. Learners who sign up are signing up with you. Your site’s data is separated from every other site at the database level, not just hidden in the screens.
There is nothing to host, configure or install. Pick a name and it exists.
On YouTube you see a view count. On RacingOwl you see people. Every learner has a name, a join date, how many courses they are in, a progress figure and a last-active date. A chart shows which lesson learners give up at across each course. You can post a site-wide announcement on your Topics page. You can open a discussion on a course and answer questions in it.
A learner who buys your course is your learner, not the platform’s. If they come back for your next course, that is your relationship, not a recommendation algorithm’s.
Set a price per course, or one monthly membership for everything on your site. Learners pay on your site. Razorpay routes the money straight to your bank account. RacingOwl does not touch it and does not take a share of it.
The only deduction is Razorpay’s fee on each payment and the GST on it — currently 2% plus GST, 2.36% in all, set by Razorpay. RacingOwl takes nothing.
Launch offer: RacingOwl pays the Razorpay fee on your refunds, until 19 April 2027. Razorpay keeps its fee (about 2.36% — ₹23.60 on every ₹1,000) when a payment is refunded, and your learner still gets back everything they paid. As a launch offer, RacingOwl pays that fee for you on every refund you issue until 19 April 2027. It is a launch offer only: from 20 April 2027, the fee on a refund is yours, and it is taken from your earnings.
You pay RacingOwl one subscription to run the site, from ₹499 a month plus GST. That is separate from what you charge, and it does not scale with your sales.
A yoga teacher with 40 students paying ₹300 a month for a membership collects ₹12,000 a month. Her RacingOwl subscription on the Starter plan is ₹499 plus GST. Razorpay’s fee and its GST, currently 2.36%, come off each payment. Everything else lands in her bank account.
On YouTube, 40 viewers earn nothing at all.
We would rather tell you now than have you find out after signing up.
RacingOwl takes no share of what your learners pay you. Your fees go from the learner to your bank account, whether the learner is in your town or abroad paying with a card issued where they live. The payment gateway charges its own fee on each transaction, as it does everywhere. When you refund a learner, that fee is not given back — and as a launch offer RacingOwl pays it for you until 19 April 2027. From 20 April 2027 it is yours.
You pay us a monthly subscription, from ₹499, and the Starter plan starts with 60 days free. Nothing is charged until they are up. Ten, five and three days before that, we write to you with what your site has earned through it, net of refunds, so you know exactly what you are deciding.
If you are earning less than the plan costs, the free days are there to find out whether this works for you before it costs you anything.