For coaches and experts

Your first course should take a weekend, not a quarter.

You already get someone a result one-to-one. Selling that twice was quoted at three months and four subscriptions.

A course is a tree of sections and steps: a step teaches, tests, takes homework, and can block progress until the work is accepted. Students meet it in a portal on your own domain.

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A finished AXL course: the section and step tree, a written lesson, and the numbered completion certificate it issues.
What AXL replaces

A course, not a folder of video links.

Left: your stack. Right: one AXL account.
You pay for Same job, here
Course hosting Each step holds theory, tests, tasks, its own scenario and a change history. Lessons and steps →
Quiz add-on Auto-graded tests: six question types, point or percentage scoring, a pass threshold, per-answer explanations, shuffle.
A grading spreadsheet Free-form homework with an admin-only reference answer, auto-accept optional, and a review queue with voice replies.
Certificate designer Drag-and-drop templates, zero-padded series numbering, a released registry and public links, issued by hand or by scenario.
Drip add-on Five delay anchors, per-plan gating, block-until-completed, weekdays, absolute dates, a separate set for a dated cohort. Free steps inside a paid course, and every grant carries a start date and either an end date or a preset duration.
Scheduling tool Availability, Zoom or Google Meet on the confirmation, booked and cancelled triggers. Booking pages →
Checkout, email, funnel tools Product, checkout element, order bump, promo codes and broadcasts, on one record. The record →
A transaction fee None. “AXL does not take a percentage cut of your revenue.” Your payment provider still charges its own processing fee.
Your first 90 minutes

Spine, then grading, then the checkout.

  1. Course What you sell
  2. Sections and steps The tree a student walks
  3. Test and task A score, then a queue
  4. Product and checkout Where the money lands
  5. Scenario Order paid → access granted

Five objects, built in that order.

  1. 0 to 30 min

    The spine

    In Courses and Training → Courses, drag Sections and Steps onto the Steps tab. Video goes in AXL's own hosting, not a public link: anti-download, domain-restricted embedding.

  2. 30 to 60 min

    Make it a course

    Each step has its own Theory, Tests and Tasks tabs. Put the theory in, add a test with a pass threshold, then homework with a reference answer only you see. Turn on “block until completed” where it matters.

  3. 60 to 90 min

    Sell it

    Create the product, drop a checkout element on a page, connect a gateway. Then one scenario: order paid → grant access → welcome → wait 3 days → nudge.

An AXL course test graded on the answer: the correct option marked against the pass threshold.
The shortcut

Or hand over the outline and review what comes back.

AXL's own AI needs no external agent; Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor connect too.

You, to your agent

Build “First 30 Days of Strength” from this outline: 4 sections, 12 steps, a 5-question test at 70% pass, homework with a reference answer only I see, a certificate, a $199 product and a checkout page.

What a human still does: record the video, connect the gateway, read the test answers. Publishing and sending are separate, deliberate steps. The guardrails →

What you get

Jobs done, not features owned.

  • •Ship a paid course this weekend with graded work in it.
  • •One review queue, sorted blocking-first: the student stuck on week four sits at the top.
  • •See every student's current step, score and last activity, or open the course as they see it.
Questions

What first-time course builders ask.

No. The step editor, the page builder and the certificate designer are drag-and-drop. The MCP path is optional.

Build your first course in AXL.

Lessons, a graded test, the homework queue, the certificate, the checkout.

Start free · no cut of your revenue