Using our Online School solution, there are two ways to get paid:

Take payment on your own site and manually manage class credits. This is an example of how one of our favourite customers manages their student plans:

You take payment via your own shopping cart and add the class credits to the student's account. 

The advantage is you have full control of how your pricing page looks and works.  It means you can promote a free trial (very popular in the b2c space), experiment with pricing quickly.

The disadvantage is that the payment takes place outside of our platform, there is no way for us to know that a payment has taken place, so your admin team would need to manually add/manage student credits.

Personally, we highly recommend this for startups that will likely want to experiment with pricing and will want to have as many options of connecting/marketing to their prospects. 

FOR NEW STUDENTS
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You can also choose to send or redirect new students to your LearnCube pricing page.

The student then chooses the most convenient payment option for them and pays through the LearnCube payment gateway. 

We work with the two most popular and user-friendly payment options:

Once your student has paid, they are logged into the student dashboard where they can see clearly the number of classes they have purchased and used.

The next question is:

What do you want to happen when a student uses up their initial class credits and wants to purchase additional plans or tries to schedule a class with 0 credits left?