6 best Graphy alternatives in India

Graphy charges an annual subscription and a per-sale commission together: ₹24,999 a year with 10% per sale on Launch, up to ₹99,999 a year with 5% on Rise. Alternatives include TagMango, Exly, Teachable, SuperProfile and Gumroad; Pullsy Store is a free link-in-bio that does not sell courses yet.

Updated 29 September 2026 · first published 21 September 2026

Graphy charges twice, and that is the unusual thing about it. An annual subscription that has to be paid before anything sells, and a commission on each sale after it does. ₹24,999 a year and 10%, at the bottom of the range.

Its course delivery earns some of that. Drip, quizzes, certificates and a learner app are genuinely better than most of the market. But a creator selling ₹1,00,000 a month on the Launch plan is paying about ₹1,25,000 a year in fees for a product whose sticker price is ₹24,999.

Here is what else is available, and what each one gives up to be cheaper.

The alternatives, one by one 🔍

TagMango

Cohorts rather than self-paced courses

Live batches, attendance and community are stronger here than on Graphy. Commission-based: 10% free, down to 0% only on the ₹30,000-a-month Ultimate plan.

Exly

Educators who also coach 1:1

Courses plus the best scheduling in the Indian market. 10%, 6% or 3% depending on plan, with a free tier that lets you move before you commit.

Teachable

Selling the same course to a global audience

Zero transaction fee from $89 a month — about ₹8,500 — and it handles US sales tax and EU VAT. The right answer if a meaningful share of your students pay in dollars, and an expensive one if none of them do.

SuperProfile

One course and a few digital products

Lighter than Graphy in every direction, which is the point. An Indian creator page with UPI checkout and a commission that falls as the subscription rises.

Gumroad

A first course, before you know it will sell

Nothing to pay until something does, then 10% + $0.50 of every sale from your own link. Testing a course idea on Gumroad costs nothing; running a business on it costs a permanent tenth.

Pullsy Store

The free sample in front of a course

Pullsy Store does not host or sell courses, and takes no payments yet. It is a free link-in-bio storefront where a sample lesson, a syllabus PDF or a waitlist sign-up can live, with Instagram auto-DM on the ₹1,299-a-month Store plan. The course itself still needs one of the platforms above.

Side by side ⚖️

PlatformEntry priceCut of a saleWho it suits
TagMango₹0/month10% (includes Indian payment gateway)Cohorts rather than self-paced courses
Exly₹0/year10%Educators who also coach 1:1
Teachable$39/month ($29 billed annually)7.5%Selling the same course to a global audience
SuperProfile₹010% platform feeOne course and a few digital products
Gumroad$0/month10% + $0.50A first course, before you know it will sell
Pullsy StoreFreeTakes no payments yet (0% when it does)The free sample in front of a course
Entry price and fee are each platform's cheapest published plan, which is rarely the plan you would end up on — follow the links for the full ladder. Verified between 21 and 29 September 2026.

What moving actually involves 📦

  • Download your video masters, not the platform's transcodes. Re-uploading a compressed copy compounds the loss.
  • Check your renewal date. Graphy's plans are billed annually, so the cheapest time to leave is just before one.
  • Export enrolments and progress. Progress rarely transfers, but knowing who finished what tells you who to email.
  • Re-issue certificates from the new platform, or keep the old ones downloadable somewhere permanent.
  • Give existing students a migration window in which both platforms work. They paid for the course, not for your logistics.

Worth asking before you move 🤔

Is there a Graphy alternative with no transaction fee?

Teachable and Podia reach 0% on mid plans priced in dollars — roughly ₹8,500 a month and up. TagMango reaches 0% only at ₹30,000 a month. Pullsy Store plans to sell at 0% commission but does not take payments or host courses yet.

Why does Graphy charge both a subscription and a commission?

It is a common model for platforms that also invest in course delivery and support. Whether it is worth it depends on volume: the commission is what grows, and at ₹1,00,000 a month the 10% on Launch costs four times the subscription.

What does Graphy's ₹10 minimum fee mean?

Graphy charges 10% per sale or ₹10, whichever is higher, on its Launch plan. On cheap digital items that floor dominates — a ₹49 download loses ₹10, which is a 20% cut rather than 10%.

Your audience, one link away.

Open your store

Free forever, or ₹1,299 a month for the full plan. Takes no payments yet.