Skillshare costs $19 a month, $99 a year Skillshare has 2 subscription plans: an annual plan that costs $99 per year, and a monthly package that costs $19 per month. Skillshare uses a subscription payment plan: you get unlimited on-demand access to all of their premium courses while you continue to pay their subscription fee, very similar to something like Netflix. īefore we get into the deeper nitty-gritty of the Skillshare review, let’s quickly make sure we all understand the basics of Skillshare so we are on the same page. I’ve actually done just that, and written an article on my experiences teaching on Skillshare. If you are considering Skillshare as a place to create courses and earn an income: Skillshare teacher income is probably lower than most competitors, but it's a really approachable place to create your first video course - students don't directly exchange their money for your course, so you wont feel as much pressure that your course must be 'perfect' to be able to sell it. However most Skillshare classes are beginner-focused and of variable quality, so you’ll probably waste a lot of time digging through the mediocre classes trying to find the hidden gems. So, I decided to revisit Skillshare recently so I could fully understand the platform here's my short summary of using Skillshare as a student: Skillshare's greatest advantage is how affordable it is - you get much more value for money than most other platforms.
A while back I was thinking of releasing my own course on Skillshare, so I decided to try it out using a free trial to see what the competition was like.Īt first I was struck by the sheer amount of video courses I had access to, especially for such a low monthly fee, but once I actually started using it I noticed some glaring problems - and I had to ask myself if Skillshare is really worth their subscription fee.ĭespite all the sponsorships they do, it's tricky to get a clear picture of how good Skillshare is without spending money to try it out long-term.
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