Did you know yoga teachers worldwide are now generating steady income beyond the studio? Today, it’s easier than ever to sell yoga courses online and reach students anywhere. Platforms designed for teachers make it possible to create memberships, collect payments, and build community. This guide will show you how to compare your options, what features matter most, and how to pick the best fit for your yoga business.

The best platforms are simple to use and built to handle both payments and student engagement.

Look for:

• Ease of setup: drag-and-drop builders save hours of frustration.
• Payment tools: integrated checkout means you don’t need extra plugins.
• Community features: discussion boards or chat keep students engaged.
• Scalability: as your audience grows, the platform should handle more students without breaking.

Teachable is one of the simplest ways to launch an online yoga course or membership.

By mid-2025, Teachable had over 30,000 active stores globally. It offers customizable sales pages, built-in email tools, and secure payment processing. Teachers who are not tech-savvy often prefer Teachable because it requires no coding. Pricing is accessible, starting at entry-level monthly plans.

Kajabi is an all-in-one system that includes courses, memberships, websites, email marketing, and automations.

Kajabi creators have earned over $9 billion in total sales, with $2 billion generated in 2024 alone. It’s designed for teachers ready to build a polished brand and scale with professional marketing tools. While the monthly fee is higher, the value lies in replacing several separate tools (like Mailchimp, Squarespace, and Zapier) with one ecosystem.

Uscreen is built for video-first yoga businesses that want recurring membership revenue.

LYT Yoga grew memberships by 21.3% after migrating to Uscreen. Collective Kula earns $20K per month with 640 members. Even Adriene’s team used Uscreen to grow the “Find What Feels Good” community by 201%, now hosting over 46,000 active members. If your vision is a Netflix-style library of on-demand classes with branded apps, Uscreen is the go-to choice.

If you’re just starting, platforms like OfferingTree and Fitune combine course sales, live class scheduling, and memberships at lower monthly costs. Both are designed for yoga and fitness professionals who want to run everything in one place without extra tech.

For very small setups, you can use Zoom or YouTube with a membership add-on like MemberSpace, or host through a Squarespace/Wix site with gated video access. These solutions cost less but require more DIY setup.

These communities already have established student bases. Teachers apply to contribute classes or courses and earn through revenue share or direct enrollment. It’s competitive but a strong way to get visibility if you’re still building your own audience.

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Do I need a big audience before using these platforms?
No. You can start small on Teachable or OfferingTree with just a handful of students. Larger platforms like Kajabi or Uscreen make more sense once your list or community grows.

Can I use more than one platform?
Yes, but it’s often best to start with one to avoid tech overwhelm. Many teachers later expand by selling mini-courses on Teachable while running a video membership on Uscreen.

What if I only want to teach live classes?
You can stick with Zoom or OfferingTree for live scheduling and payment. Membership platforms are better when you add replays or on-demand courses.

Which option makes the most money?
Memberships generally generate steadier recurring income than one-time course sales. Platforms like Uscreen and Kajabi are built to maximize this model.

Selling yoga courses and memberships online is one of the most reliable ways to grow beyond the limits of studio teaching. Start simple with Teachable or OfferingTree, or go big with Kajabi or Uscreen if you’re ready to scale. What matters most is choosing a platform that fits your teaching style and business goals, then committing to serve your students consistently.