As an e-learning professional, I'm always on the lookout for innovative platforms that can help me deliver quality content to my audience. After testing Ezycourse, I have to say I'm impressed.

The platform's comprehensive functionality - a Learning Management System (LMS) with courses, community, sales pages and email all in one place - is a game changer.

What's more, their customer service responds quickly, making it easy and stress-free to set up.

I'm pleased to see that Ezycourse is receptive to feedback and is working on minor bug fixes and improvements, such as flexibility through more services.

It's reassuring to see that the team behind Ezycourse is committed to looking after its customers during this Appsumo launch. All the signs are that, unlike other LTDs, this should last long after the launch.

Their reinvestment of funds in important areas shows their commitment to continuous improvement and providing users with the best possible experience for a long-term win-win business vision.

And the 5% commission for each sale, which I didn't want before.

It's OK with me now as long as it allows for good mutual development.

I'm particularly excited about the editing options, such as CSS updates, which give users creative freedom when it comes to customising the website and branding or my products on the platform.

And for those who want to set up their own LMS platform development agency, it's possible with Ezycourse. It's rare and cheap until the end of this month...

However, like any LTD platform, there are always areas for improvements.

I'm waiting to see the integration of the SCORM standard, which is essential for the training departments of the large companies I work with. And a better ability to translate the entire interface into French.

All in all, given the confidence already gained by so many users, Ezycourse is definitely worth a look for anyone looking for an LMS + Community + Sales platform that keeps its promises.

I've decided to change my platform this summer, and I'm switching to Ezycourse.

It's a difficult decision because it involves a lot of work, but I'm going to reap the benefits from 2023 onwards.