Starting from zero
You have courses and an audience, not a platform. You need the right LMS chosen, set up and selling, without paying for features you will never switch on.
/Services — WordPress LMS
WordPress LMS Development
I build and fix course platforms on WordPress: Tutor LMS, LearnDash, LearnPress, MasterStudy, or a custom LMS when no plugin fits. Payments, memberships, live classes, exams and the dashboards your team works in. 1,000+ projects for 600+ clients across 40+ countries, since 2019.
7+years
1,000+projects
600+clients
40+countries
71documented case studies
/Where it gets stuck Three reasons people
Three reasons people
hire an LMS developer.
Most course sites do not need a bigger platform. They need the one they have set up properly, or the missing piece built.
Slow lessons, broken checkout
Course pages crawl on phones, quizzes time out, or students pay and do not get access. Usually the theme and plugins around the LMS are the cause, not the LMS itself.
The plugin almost does it
Team seats, staged access, live batches, exam simulators, a move to another LMS. When the plugin gets you most of the way, the rest is a small custom plugin, not a new platform.
/What I build The parts a course
The parts a course
business actually runs on.
Every item below has shipped on a live client site. Each tile links to the case study.
Course structure and access
Courses, lessons, quizzes, drip and prerequisites, organised by level so students always know what comes next.
Payments and subscriptions
WooCommerce or native checkout with Stripe, PayPal, iDEAL, Bancontact or Paystack, for one-off courses, trials and subscription tiers.
Team and group sales
One seat count per order, group managers who assign learners, and yearly team licences that keep seats in step.
Live classes and cohorts
Batches with seat limits, attendance, Zoom links and recordings, run by staff from their own dashboard instead of wp-admin.
Exams and assessment
Timed mock exams with audio sections, scoring, certificates and progress reports that shape each study plan.
Tutoring plans and applications
Tiered monthly class plans for parents and a front-end application form for new tutors, with file uploads.
/Which one Five platforms. Picked
Five platforms. Picked
for your model, not mine.
I do not resell a favourite. On the call I look at how you sell and teach, then recommend one. The counts are documented projects on each.
- 0114 projects
Tutor LMS
Best when you want everything in one plugin: a friendly course builder, native checkout and a student dashboard that works out of the box.
- 0217 projects
LearnDash
Best for course businesses that sell to teams, need groups, complex drip or certificates, and want the largest add-on ecosystem.
- 033 projects
LearnPress
Best when the budget is tight and the course structure is simple.
- 043 projects
MasterStudy
Best when you want ready-made course layouts and a polished student area without much design work.
- 0511 projects
Custom LMS
Best when your teaching model fits no plugin: exam simulators, funding checks before enrolment, unusual access rules.
/Case studies Six of the 45,
Six of the 45,
with the full story.
Each one links to a case study: what was in the way, what I built, and what changed.
E-learningElementorWooCommerce
CoachTribe
CoachTribe is a membership academy from the Dutch UNLP institute, with over 100 on-demand modules for coaches, leaders and HR teams. It combines LearnDash with subscription tiers, a…
E-learningElementorWooCommerce
French Immersion College
French Immersion College sells French from A1 to B2 in live class batches. A custom LearnDash plugin handles staged access, seat limits, attendance, recordings, staff dashboards, partner commissions…
E-learningWooCommerceLearnDash
CertifyPro Training
CertifyPro sells workplace training to UK teams, and its group add-on asked buyers for a quantity on every course. A custom product type replaces that with one seat…
E-learningElementorWooCommerce
Innovatutor
Innovatutor is an online tutoring platform in Panama offering 1-to-1 classes, live exam prep, recorded courses and seasonal bootcamps. Parents buy tiered monthly class plans through a custom…
E-learningElementorLearnDash
TCF Academy
TCF Academy prepares candidates for the TCF Canada French exam. Custom WordPress simulators reproduce exam conditions with timers, AI-assisted scoring gives instant feedback, weekly reports shape each study…
E-learningElementorWooCommerce
Echt Nederlands
Echt Nederlands teaches Dutch online at several levels. Built on MasterStudy LMS, the site organises lessons, quizzes and progress tracking by level, with custom course layouts and dashboards…
/How it runs One call, one written
One call, one written
scope, one fixed price.
No hourly meter running in the background. You know the price and what it covers before anything starts.
- 01
Call
30 minutes on Google Meet. You show me the courses, how you sell them and what is not working.
- 02
Scope
A written scope and a fixed quote: which LMS, which add-ons, what gets built custom, and what does not.
- 03
Build
Half up front, then the build. You review it working before anything goes live.
- 04
Launch
Go live, check enrolment and payment from start to finish, hand over. The second half is due on launch.
- 05
Care
Optional monthly retainer for updates, fixes and small features. Pause it any time.
/Pricing What an LMS
What an LMS
website costs.
Fixed quotes after the call. Half up front, half on launch.
- 01from $49
LMS fix or small feature
- 02from $499
LMS build
Tutor LMS or LearnDash platform with payments, certificates and reporting.
- 03from $499
Custom LMS feature or plugin
- 04$2,500–6,000
Full course platform
Custom design, integrations, migration.
- 05$199 / month
Care and retainer
/Questions Asked on almost
Asked on almost
every first call.
Tutor LMS or LearnDash: which should I pick?
If you sell to individuals and want everything in one plugin, Tutor LMS is usually quicker to run. If you sell to teams, or need groups, complex drip and many add-ons, LearnDash is the safer long-term choice. I have shipped both, so the recommendation comes from how you sell, not from habit.
Can you work on the LMS site I already have?
Yes. Much of my LMS work is fixing and extending existing sites: slow course pages, enrolments that fail after payment, plugin conflicts and custom features. Small fixes start at $49.
Can you move my courses to a different LMS?
Yes. Courses, lessons and quizzes move with export tools. Students, progress and orders need mapping, because each LMS stores them differently, so I test with real accounts before the switch.
How much does an LMS website cost?
Fixes start at $49, an LMS build on Tutor LMS or LearnDash starts at $499, and a full custom course platform is usually $2,500 to $6,000. You get a fixed quote after a 30-minute call.
How long does it take?
It depends on the scope, so the timeline is written into the fixed quote along with the price.
Will the site be fast?
Every build starts with a number, usually 1.5 seconds to show the main content on a mid-range phone, and every plugin has to earn its place under it. This site's home page is about 17 KB.
Where are you based, and how fast do you reply?
Dhaka, Bangladesh (GMT+6). I work with clients in 40+ countries and reply to every brief within one business day.
Tell me about your course platform.
Book a 30-minute call, or send the brief first. Either way you get a written scope and a fixed price.
/Contact — pick a slot or write Thirty minutes.
Thirty minutes.
Then a written scope.
Book directly into my calendar, or send the brief and I reply within one business day, GMT+6.
Pick a time · 30 min on Meet
Mon · 11:00–14:00, 15:00–19:00, 22:00–24:00; Tue–Thu · 10:00–14:00, 15:00–19:00, 22:00–24:00; Fri · 15:00–19:00, 22:00–24:00; Sat–Sun · 10:00–14:00, 15:00–19:00, 22:00–24:00 Dhaka time
Next open time: Tue 10 Nov, 10:00 Dhaka time
30-minute calls on Google Meet · at least 3 h notice · up to 30 days ahead.
Prefer to write first?
Send the brief — what you are building, what it runs on today, roughly when. I read every one myself and reply with questions or a written scope.
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Brief received.
Thanks — I read every brief myself, you will hear from me within one business day.
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