Selling & payments
Price it, sell it, get paid. Offers, Stripe, your own payment processor, coupons and refunds.
10 guides · 1 video
How to build an offer, end to endCompose a complete offer on one screen (access, price, order bump, one-click upsell) and Knola builds the funnel, pages and checkout for you. Video6 min read
Here's how pricing works: one-time, plans and subscriptionsUnderstand the four ways an offer can bill (once, in monthly instalments, monthly or annually) and what buyers see and keep in each mode.5 min read
How to go live, and take an offer offlineOne click puts an offer and everything it sells live. One click takes it offline again, without locking out anyone who already paid.3 min read
How to control exactly what each price unlocksEdit what every part of an offer opens (main price, bump, upsell, downsell) with per-leg access chips you can add and remove any time.3 min read
How to create coupons & discount codesAdd percent-off or fixed-amount discount codes to any offer, see when each code is live, and remove codes the moment a promotion ends.3 min read
How to connect Stripe & get paidConnect your own Stripe account in minutes so every sale pays out straight to your bank. Knola never holds the money, and paid subscribers keep 100%.4 min read
How to use your own payment processorPoint your course at any checkout link, such as PayPal, Lemon Squeezy or Gumroad, and Knola delivers the course after every sale, with a 0% platform fee.4 min read
How to sell anywhere with payment links & buy buttonsCopy any offer's public checkout link and put it behind buy buttons on your website, in emails, bios and posts. No Knola sales page required.3 min readWhat happens on refunds, disputes and failed paymentsKnow exactly what Knola does by itself when a sale goes backwards, and the three cases where you have to remove access yourself.6 min readHow abandoned checkout recovery wins back salesUnderstand the one email Knola sends a buyer who typed their address and then walked away, when it goes, and how to word it yourself.5 min readRelated areas:The student experience