Exly

What Exly is

Exly is an all-in-one platform for creators, coaches, professionals and small studios who sell their knowledge online. Its homepage addresses creators, coaches, professionals and entrepreneurs and calls Exly a "Super App that maximizes profits." It brings courses, live workshops, appointments, payments, a customer database and marketing into one dashboard. The site's FAQ says it is built for independent professionals, coaches, instructors, studios, experts, influencers and creators, and names fitness coaches and studios as typical users; the site's description adds dance choreographers and digital marketers. The blog footer credits Myscoot Inc. as the company behind it. In the FAQ, Exly describes its purpose as helping artists and professionals professionalize their passion and build a strong online presence, and the homepage pitches it to beginners and experienced creators alike, promising higher income and lower expenses by keeping everything in one place.

Exly reports its scale on the homepage: "100,000+ creators strong" and "1 crore+ courses sold". For a creator weighing platforms, those figures show it is an established service rather than a new launch.

What you can sell

Under the heading "Turn your learning into earning", the homepage splits the product into three jobs: create your own brand, manage your customers and grow your business. Exly is built around sessions as much as courses. According to the FAQ, a creator can list "recurring batches, single or multi-session workshops, 1-1 consultations/appointments", and these can run online or offline. The frequency, duration, timing, format and curriculum of classes and workshops are up to the creator. Once signed in, the creator builds these sessions from a dashboard, and they are listed on the creator's own webpage for clients to book.

On the course side, the homepage lists interactive courses alongside live workshops and webinars. A fitness trainer can run a recurring morning batch, a dance teacher can sell a multi-session workshop, and a consultant can take paid bookings, all from the same account. For consultants, the FAQ says Exly helps them schedule, automate, market and collect payments for their services in one place.

The company's comparison post lists the rest of the selling toolkit: class and course scheduling, 1-on-1 appointments, merchandise sales, limited-time offers, discount codes and brand or affiliate partnerships. Merchandise lets a creator sell branded products or digital assets next to the courses.

Your own brand

Exly gives each creator "your brand-labeled mobile app and custom no-code website," in the homepage's words. The website builder needs no coding and comes with multiple templates for courses, landing pages and marketing material. The company's product post describes the builder as simple enough for people who are just starting out. The idea is that students meet the creator's brand, on the creator's website and app, rather than a marketplace listing.

Payments and payouts

Payments are built in, so a creator does not need a separate gateway. The homepage says Exly supports UPI, debit cards, credit cards, net banking and wallets, and that a creator can send invoices, payment confirmations and more. For international clients, the comparison post lists instant KYC verification and multi-currency payments. Setup is short: the creator enters bank account details while building the webpage, after which, as the product post puts it, domestic and international payments are set. The FAQ says booking payments are transferred within 48 hours of event completion.

Customers, marketing and analytics

An inbuilt CRM tracks leads and customers, and the homepage pitches it as the way to "scale through our inbuilt CRM and automate payments." The company's posts list scheduling, payments, invoicing and the CRM among the things Exly automates.

For communication, Exly offers e-mail campaigns, automated drip campaigns and messaging via WhatsApp. The product post also mentions an advanced lead capturing funnel, an embedded payment gateway, and analytics and insights. The marketing tools let a creator run offers, promo codes and discounted rates on courses, optimize SEO and run ad campaigns.

The dashboard is one of the features the company stresses most. The product post describes "An insightful dashboard that lets you track your key business metrics such as leads, revenue, and much more on a weekly and monthly basis," and the comparison post adds client engagement, revenue trends and course performance.

Pricing

The FAQ answers the cost question directly: "We charge upto 10% commission based on the pricing plan you’re part of." Premium features, which it names as WhatsApp Broadcasting, 24*7 Support on WhatsApp and Brand Partnerships, come with an upfront payment and a reduced commission. Custom pricing is available for large businesses and studios.

Getting started costs nothing up front. The site's calls to action read "Start Free" and "Get started for free", and the comparison post describes a free trial plan that lets creators start without initial costs and includes essential monetization features such as payment integration and course building. So the model is a commission on sales, reduced on the premium tier where the creator pays upfront.

Content ownership and support

The company's product post addresses ownership plainly: "Exly does not exert ownership over the content you create." It adds that there are no royalty complications. For support, the comparison post promises round-the-clock help to resolve issues, and the premium tier includes 24*7 support on WhatsApp. Creators who want a walkthrough can book a demo from the homepage. The company also runs a blog with growth tips, product notes, creator stories and case studies aimed at people building a coaching or course business.

Who it suits

Exly suits fitness coaches, dance teachers, consultants, digital marketers and small studios whose income comes from live batches, workshops and appointments as much as from recorded courses. The session types, scheduling, 1-on-1 bookings and WhatsApp messaging are built for that kind of business. Creators who take payment by UPI, cards, net banking and wallets and want payouts soon after each session will find those handled in the same place, and the brand-labeled app and website keep the creator's name in front of students.

The commission model is the main point to weigh. A creator can start free, which keeps the risk low, but a creator with high sales volume pays up to 10% of revenue, or an upfront fee for the reduced-commission premium tier. Larger studios can ask for custom pricing. For coaches who want courses, sessions, payments and marketing in one dashboard, Exly covers the whole cycle.