Courses on entry plan

Records how many courses the vendor's entry plan allows, which can be a fixed number or no stated limit, so you can see whether it fits your catalogue.

Some course platforms cap the number of courses on their cheapest plan, while others allow as many as you like. The limit is part of what you pay for, so it affects which plan you can really use. If you plan one flagship course, a low limit is fine. If you plan a library, a free taster, a bundle and several paid courses, you could reach it soon and need to move up a plan earlier than you expected.

• Ask what counts as a course, as bundles, free previews and drafts may count separately.
• Check whether the limit applies to published courses only.
• Find out what happens when you reach the limit, and which plan you would need next.
• Compare the limit with the number of courses you plan to have in the first year.