Model a price range from costs, audience, support load, and target revenue.
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Creator testing a small self-paced offer
$77 per learner covers the entered production cost, support, target profit, and 8% contingency if 40 learners pay.
No. It models a cost-and-goal floor. Test willingness to pay, alternatives, evidence, support, and outcome clarity separately.
Often, but only when the support scope, response time, feedback volume, and capacity are real and clearly stated.
Open the course workspace to configure a real draft, private, public, or paid course. Keep pricing, support, and access terms consistent.
This public result is not imported or saved in SubSchool automatically. Copy it, then use the matching authenticated editor or workflow to create the supported product entities.
No. Treat generated content as an editable first draft. Check accuracy, level, examples, accessibility, and fit with your learners before use.
The public usage record stores usage and cost metadata, not your input. Remove names and identifying information before submitting learner work.
It keeps expensive AI generation available for genuine evaluation. After the anonymous allowance, sign in and continue through the same AI balance used in SubSchool.