WooCommerce is the natural way to sell courses from a WordPress site. It turns an ordinary content site into a proper sales platform for online courses and educational content, and we build the complete funnel around it: course listing, product page, checkout, payment and enrolment. The result is a purchase that feels as quick and familiar as buying anything else online, even when the product behind it is a full learning programme.

Our focus is the join between selling and learning. A learner should be able to find a course, pay for it and be inside the course within minutes, with the right account, the right access and the right expiry or renewal date. We do this for e-learning businesses that sell courses, memberships and digital content, keeping the store secure, scalable and aligned with your commercial model rather than forcing your model into the shape of a generic shop.

Whether you sell a few flagship courses or a large catalogue with subscriptions and renewals, the store can grow with you. Because everything sits inside WordPress, it also stays maintainable: content, products and learners live in one place. We handle the wider WordPress work too, covered by our WordPress integration service, and the LMS side by our Moodle integration service.

Selling models we support

We implement the revenue model that fits your business, not the other way round:

  1. Subscriptions for recurring access, with automatic renewal, plan changes and access that starts and stops with the billing period.
  2. Pay-per-view single-course purchases for learners who want one course rather than an ongoing membership.
  3. Bundles that group related courses into a single product, usually at a combined price.
  4. Bulk discounts for teams, schools and companies buying many seats at once, with tiered pricing where needed.
  5. Coupons for promotions, partners, renewals and campaigns, including usage limits and expiry rules.

If you are unsure which mix suits your catalogue, we can advise during the project. Our consulting service covers the commercial and technical decisions before any build starts, with a typical engagement running over [[NEED: typical project timeline]].

Payments and checkout

We configure a range of payment gateways for secure, flexible transactions and keep the checkout and enrolment smooth. That includes PayPal and Stripe, offline payment for invoiced customers, and buy-now-pay-later or deferred payment services such as Klarna.

We also keep the checkout friendly to conversion: clear product information, sensible field defaults, working tax and currency handling, and a receipt the customer can actually understand. Where a business sells to schools or companies, offline and invoice-based payment is often the honest option, and we set it up so enrolment still triggers correctly when the order is completed.

Selling Moodle and Tutor LMS courses

WooCommerce sells the product; the LMS delivers it. We connect the two so access is granted automatically and reliably.

Selling Moodle courses with WooCommerce

We pair WooCommerce with Moodle using the Edwiser Bridge suite, connecting the leading open-source LMS with the e-commerce platform and automating sale and enrolment. A completed purchase creates the Moodle account if needed and enrols the learner in the right course, so course enrolment automation runs from payment straight through to access. We also make sure login, registration and user management behave correctly, and help with data synchronisation, store setup and ongoing management. You can read more about the plugin side on our Edwiser Bridge page.

Selling Tutor LMS courses with WooCommerce

We can also turn your WordPress installation into an all-in-one course-selling site by pairing Tutor LMS with WooCommerce. This keeps control and engagement inside WordPress: courses, quizzes and student dashboards all live in the same place as the store. We set up and maintain the configuration so login, student dashboards, registration and password recovery all work as expected.

Frequently asked questions

Can WooCommerce enrol students in Moodle automatically?

Yes. With Edwiser Bridge, a completed WooCommerce purchase creates the Moodle account if needed and enrols the learner in the course, granting access immediately.

Which payment methods can you support?

We configure gateways such as PayPal and Stripe, offline payment, and buy-now-pay-later services such as Klarna, choosing a combination that matches your customers and your market.

Should I use subscriptions or one-off purchases?

Both work, and many catalogues use both together. Subscriptions suit ongoing access and predictable revenue, while one-off purchases suit individual courses. We can implement either or a mixture, and advise on the trade-offs before you commit.

Can I sell Tutor LMS courses through WooCommerce?

Yes. Tutor LMS integrates with WooCommerce, so you can sell its courses through the same store, cart and checkout, with enrolment handled inside WordPress.