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 flat-fee storefronts like Pullsy Store at ₹799 with no commission.

Updated 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 🔍

Pullsy Store

Selling courses without the annual commitment

₹799 a month with no per-sale commission and no annual lock-in — ₹9,588 a year against Graphy Launch's ₹24,999 plus 10%. Drip scheduling is in the product; quizzes, assessments and certificates are not, and if those are part of what buyers pay for, Graphy still wins.

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.

Side by side ⚖️

Platform	Entry price	Cut of a sale	Who it suits
Pullsy Store	₹799/month	0%	Selling courses without the annual commitment
TagMango	₹0/month	10% (includes Indian payment gateway)	Cohorts rather than self-paced courses
Exly	₹0/year	10%	Educators who also coach 1:1
Teachable	$39/month ($29 billed annually)	7.5%	Selling the same course to a global audience
SuperProfile	See their pricing page	Not published in a form we could verify	One course and a few digital products
Gumroad	$0/month	10% + $0.50	A first course, before you know it will sell

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 2026-09-21.

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?

Pullsy Store charges ₹799 a month and 0% per sale. 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.

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%.

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