07-17-2023 02:13 PM
Hello everybody. I've started uploading my very first course but I do not understand how the pricing system works: is it possible to me to change the price of the course after it has been published? I'd like to offer it for 9,99 until I receive some reviews (I hope good reviews) and then increase the price.
Second question, how does the discount system of Udemy works? If I remember well, I accepted that Udemy changes the price temporarily for a better selling, but I'd like to understand more.
Thank you for your support
07-18-2023 08:04 AM
Hi @Effe, Yes, you can change the course price after published, the range for you to change the price is from $20- $200. The price of $9.99 is only set after a discount for Udemy's major markets in their principal currency.
When instructors opt into Udemy's Deals program, their courses are marketed through various channels to reach potential students. Some of these channels include:
The goal of these promotions is to help instructors attract more students to their courses and to offer students an opportunity to enroll in high-quality courses at discounted prices. If you have questions, please feel free to submit a request through the Instructor Support team.
Eliana Cerna
Udemy Community Moderator
07-30-2023 12:43 AM
Hello @ElianaC,
Thank you for your clear and detailed explanation of Udemy's pricing system and the Deals program. It's reassuring to know that there is flexibility in the course pricing, as well as numerous opportunities for course promotion.
Your guidance is greatly appreciated.
Best,
Team AITCD
07-30-2023 03:47 AM
Great post!
07-25-2023 01:36 AM
@Effe wrote:Hello everybody. I've started uploading my very first course but I do not understand how the pricing system works: is it possible to me to change the price of the course after it has been published? I'd like to offer it for 9,99 until I receive some reviews (I hope good reviews) and then increase the price.
Second question, how does the discount system of Udemy works? If I remember well, I accepted that Udemy changes the price temporarily for a better selling, but I'd like to understand more.
Thank you for your support
Hello,
As an instructor on Udemy, You have control over the pricing of your courses, and yes, you can change the price of your course after it has been published. Here's how the pricing system work on Udemy.
It's a common strategy for instructor to launch their course at a lower price initially to attract more student and gather positive reviews. As the course gains momentum and positive feedback, Some Instructors raise the price gradually.
07-30-2023 12:41 AM
Hello @Effe,
Welcome to the community, and congratulations on uploading your first course!
To answer your first question, yes, you can change the price of your course after it has been published. As per Udemy's guidelines, you can set a course price anywhere between $20 and $200.
The discounted price of $9.99 that you see for many courses is typically set after instructors have opted into Udemy's Deals Program, which provides promotions to help attract more students.
As for your second question, the Deals Program allows Udemy to temporarily reduce the course price to make it more appealing to potential students.
When you opt into the program, Udemy markets your course through various channels, including:
Udemy's Website and Mobile App: Promoted courses are featured on Udemy's website and mobile app, allowing students to discover discounted courses easily.
Email Campaigns: Udemy sends promotional emails to its students highlighting on-sale courses. Your course could potentially be featured in these campaigns.
Social Media: Udemy also promotes discounted courses through its social media channels like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Third-Party Partners: Udemy partners with other websites and platforms to promote discounted courses to their audiences.
These promotions aim to assist instructors in attracting more students to their courses while providing learners with the opportunity to enroll in high-quality courses at reduced prices.
It's worth mentioning that once you have accrued some good reviews and want to raise the price, you can do so. However, remember that it's the value you provide in your course, not just the price, that attracts students.
If you have any further questions, don't hesitate to reach out to the Instructor Support team. They are here to help!
Best of luck with your new course!
Best regards,
Team AITCD
07-30-2023 03:49 AM
07-30-2023 03:53 AM - edited 07-30-2023 03:53 AM
You are most welcome, @Iftekhar756
07-30-2023 03:47 AM
I also want to know about this.
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