1 · What you teach
“If your click-through rate is under 1%, the ad is the problem, not the audience. Fix the first 3 seconds before you touch targeting.”
The course, Week 3
For course creators and coaches
Give students tools that check their own work the way you would: their ad results, their sales page, their meal plan.
Include it with your course or sell it on its own. Students use it in their browser, or connect it to Claude or ChatGPT.
✓ Build and test free✓ One lesson or worksheet is enough✓ $29/mo when you open it to students
What one lesson becomes
An example from one lesson of a Facebook ads course.
1 · What you teach
“If your click-through rate is under 1%, the ad is the problem, not the audience. Fix the first 3 seconds before you touch targeting.”
The course, Week 3
2 · What a student asks
I spent $300 and got 7 leads. CTR is 0.6%. Should I try a new audience?
A student, after their first campaign
3 · What the tool answers
Keep your audience. Your CTR is 0.6%, under the 1% line, so people are scrolling past the ad itself.
Next: test 3 new openings for the first 3 seconds. Give each $50, then check CTR again.
Uses your Week 3 lessonStudents see the answer, never your lesson files or the tool's instructions.
Upload a single lesson or worksheet and see which tools it can become.
Fits the course you already sell
Most students get stuck between watching the lesson and doing it on their own. The toolkit does that step with them.
Included with your course
Every student gets tools that apply your lessons to their own work, not just videos to watch.
Sold on its own
Sell your tools to people who'll never take a full course.
Free
Give one tool away. People try your approach on their own work before they buy the course.
Students bought on Kajabi, Teachable or Skool? Give them access by email, import a CSV of past buyers, or add new buyers automatically through our API and Zapier.
What you pay ExpertRelay for
Payments, access and updates, handled from the moment a student pays.
One-time or monthly, through your Stripe. You keep the revenue.
Or connect it once to Claude or ChatGPT and sign in with the email they bought with.
Update the lesson and publish once. Every student gets the new version. Nothing to resend.
When a subscription ends or a purchase is fully refunded. A failed payment pauses it.
It's a fine way to start. Here's what you'd still have to manage to deliver it to paying students.
Your way, not generic advice
Not an AI version of you that chats about anything. Each tool does one job from your course, step by step.
How much work it is
A PDF, worksheet, video transcript, notes or a YouTube link. Add the rest of the course later.
No rebuilding your course.Run them on real examples and fix what's off. Then invite a few students to try one free for a week.
Still free.Include it with your course, sell it, or import the students you already have.
This is when you start paying.One plan. Usage you can see.
Starter
200 student runs a month included, then $10 per 100.
What's a run? One answer to one student. Your own tests and invited try-outs don't count. We email you at 80% and 100% of your included runs.
Before you start
A browser is enough: they sign in with the email they bought with. If they'd rather use it inside their AI, Claude works on any plan, including Free. ChatGPT needs Plus or Pro, with developer mode switched on in settings.
Yes. Give access by email, import a CSV of past buyers, or use our API with Zapier so new buyers get access automatically.
When a subscription ends, so does access. A full refund or chargeback ends it too. A failed payment pauses access until it's paid. A partial refund doesn't change access.
Run each tool on real examples as often as you like, free. Fix what's off, then invite a few students to try it for a week before anyone pays.
Every answer counts as one run. Past the 200 included each month, each extra run costs $0.10. We email you at 80% and 100%.
The answers. Your lesson files and the tool's instructions aren't available to them. A good answer can still show parts of how you work, the same way a good lesson does.
They're stored privately and encrypted. Students never get them, only your tools' answers.
If your course teaches people to check, plan or fix something in a set way, yes: ad results, a sales page, a résumé, a meal plan, a workout. The example above is from a Facebook ads course.
No. You pay a flat monthly plan and keep your sales. Stripe's processing fees still apply.
No. It doesn't pretend to be you or chat about anything. Each tool does one job from your course, the way you teach it.
Their next step. Your way of doing it.
Find the first tool in one lesson you've already made.
Start with one lessonBuild and test free. $29/mo when you open it to students.