VoVo vs Teachable and Kajabi: Teach It Once, Keep Them Close

You spent three weekends recording lessons. You bought a ring light. You learned what a lavalier microphone is. Now the course needs a home, and the usual answer is a course platform that lives somewhere other than your website.

Teachable and Kajabi are popular for good reasons: they make it simple to put a course online and take payments. But your students end up in one place, your members in another, and your newsletter list in a third. VoVo puts your courses on your own website, in the same account as everything else you run.

A course builder that does the heavy lifting #

• Modules and lessons with video, text and downloads, arranged the way you teach.

• Quizzes with several question types and grading, so you know the lessons landed.

• Certificates of completion for the proud moment at the end.

• Drip content that releases lessons over time instead of all at once.

• Progress tracking so you can see who is cruising and who is stuck on lesson two.

• Live classes when you want to teach face to face, with VoVo Live Stream.

• Membership access, so a membership level can include your courses.

Teachable and Kajabi run a school. VoVo runs the whole campus. #

• Teachable is built around selling courses and coaching, with your school on its own platform.

• Kajabi bundles courses with sales pages, funnels and email for creators.

• VoVo gives you courses plus a full website, memberships, a shop, events, forums, a help desk and email, all sharing one people list. A student who buys a workbook and joins a workshop is still just one person.

So, VoVo, Teachable or Kajabi? #

If you want a course and nothing else, a course platform will do the job. If your courses are part of a bigger business with members, products and events, VoVo keeps it all in one place, on a website you own.

Start free at getvovo.com/signup, see the course features at getvovo.com/features/lms, and compare at getvovo.com/compare/kajabi. Keep the ring light.