Use case library
Real setups, walked end to end
Each guide builds a real business model on a seeded Learnomy site and shows every step with screenshots: what to configure, in what order, and what the working result looks like. Find the one closest to yours and follow along.
Full walkthroughs
Business-model archetypes, built end to end on the model site with a verified working result.
Run a solo creator academy
You are an individual expert launching a paid course under your own name. You write the curriculum, set one price, sell it directly from your own site, and want a certificate the student can show once they finish.
Read the walkthroughRun a membership content library
You run a growing library of courses and want students to pay for ongoing access instead of one course at a time.
Read the walkthroughRun a corporate internal training portal
You run learning and development for a company, and you are training your own staff, not selling to the public. Nobody pays for anything: you provision accounts, staff learn, and your job is proving who finished what.
Read the walkthroughRun a B2B training company
You sell training seats to client companies rather than teaching them yourself.
Read the walkthroughRun a certification body
You issue a credential that has to stand up to scrutiny after the exam is over.
Read the walkthroughRun a test-prep academy
You run an academy that drills students for a standardized exam: a professional certification, an entrance test, a licensing paper. Your students do not need a credential from you directly.
Read the walkthroughRun a school or university department
You run a for-credit style department: written and file-based coursework, a quiz component, and one weighted final grade that a registrar or a student can point to.
Read the walkthroughRun a cohort-based coaching program
You run a paid coaching program where a batch of students starts together, follows the same weekly schedule, and finishes together.
Read the walkthroughRun an instructor marketplace
You run a platform, not a single course catalog. Outside instructors apply to teach, you approve who gets in, and every sale splits between the instructor and the platform.
Read the walkthroughRun a global academy
Your buyers are not sitting behind a US credit card.
Read the walkthroughRun an invite-only private classroom
You run a hand-picked class and nothing about it is public. Maybe it is a leadership program for your own staff, a class a school runs for one cohort of students, or a client team an academy is onboarding.
Read the walkthroughAdd courses to your WooCommerce store
You already run a WooCommerce store.
Read the walkthroughSwitch to Learnomy from another LMS
You already run an academy on LearnDash, Tutor LMS, or LifterLMS, and you want to move to Learnomy without starting over.
Read the walkthroughIndustry playbooks
Vertical adaptations: what a specific kind of school or business does differently, linking back into the full walkthroughs for the rest.
Run a fitness or yoga studio
You run a fitness or yoga studio and want to sell ongoing access to a library of class videos, plus a live weekly class students join at a set time.
Read the playbookRun a language school
You run a language school and group students into level-based classes: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced.
Read the playbookRun a music or arts school
You teach an instrument, voice, or a visual art, mostly one to one or in a small studio group.
Read the playbookRun a professional continuing education provider
You deliver continuing education for a licensed profession -- healthcare, legal, or real estate -- and a licensing board expects proof that each credential holder actually did the coursework, not just clicked through it.
Read the playbookRun a SaaS customer academy
You run product training for a SaaS company: customers learn how to use the product, enrollment is driven by what happens in the app rather than a checkout on your training site, and a completion badg
Read the playbookRun employee onboarding
You run onboarding for new hires who join year-round, not in one big batch.
Read the playbookRun franchise or partner enablement
You run training for a network of franchisees or partners rather than individual customers.
Read the playbookRun a K-12 tutoring center
You run a tutoring center where a parent pays and a child, usually a minor, does the actual learning.
Read the playbookRun nonprofit community education
You run community education for a nonprofit: some courses are open to anyone who wants to learn, and some are invite-only programs funded by a grant or reserved for a specific group.
Read the playbookRun a creator side hustle
You are testing whether teaching your first course is worth doing at all.
Read the playbookYour setup will differ. That is the point.
These guides show what the pieces can do. Install Free, follow the closest guide, and adapt from there on a site you own.