A home for your knowledge.
Organise lesson videos and resources into clear modules and lessons.
Online courses & member areas
Connect a persuasive course page with email marketing and a protected area for your content.
From our customers’ everyday work
The most important tool for Dave Brych is the member area
Translated excerpt from the FunnelCockpit case study about Dave Brych
Read the case study (German)From the first setting to the finished result: explore the workflow inside the product.
Organise your knowledge. Organise your course into modules and lessons. Give participants a clear learning path.
Bring a lesson to life. Open the lesson in the visual editor and add learning materials under Downloads. Participants find the video and worksheet together in their lesson.
Control lesson release. Open Access in the module settings. Timed release makes every lesson in the module available after the number of days you choose.
See the learner experience. Present the course under your brand. Participants navigate lessons and see their progress.
Organise lesson videos and resources into clear modules and lessons.
Shape your members area around your offer and audience.
Connect access with a welcome email and an easy first step.
How to use FunnelCockpit
Example: A four-part self-paced course gets its own members area with video, worksheets and a clear sequence.
Create a members area, select a design and organize your course into modules and lessons. Add videos, text and downloads. Configure access and check the first lesson with a test member.
Module 1: Set your goal. Lesson 1: Introduction video. Below it: A downloadable worksheet.
Create an email sequence to accompany the course. Link to the members area and explain the first step. Align recipients, send intervals and course access, then test the sequence before sending.
Welcome: Here is how to access your course. A few days later: Set aside time for the worksheet in module 1.
A complete worked example
Example: You sell a self-paced course about planning an online course. See the content before and after enrolment.
A fictional example to recreate. Adapt services, copy and details to your own offer.
Build the course page in PageBuilder. Describe the outcome, audience and materials, then link the supported purchase flow.
Course: Your first course structure Learning goal: Finish with an audience description, learning goal and module plan. Included: Three modules with videos and worksheets. Button: View course details and enrolment
Create a member area, choose the design and organise your content. Give each lesson a concrete task so participants work towards their outcome step by step.
Module 1: Who is your course for? Video + audience worksheet. Module 2: What will participants learn? Video + learning-goal template. Module 3: How will your course get them there? Video + module planner.
Configure the payment integration and access for your offer. Complete a test purchase to check that purchased content is available in the correct member area.
Customer journey: Course page → Payment provider → Confirmation → Access → Welcome lesson. First task: Open the Module 1 worksheet and describe one person your course helps.
Write a welcome email and a later learning prompt. Link the member area so participants can return to their content easily.
Subject: Welcome – start with your course idea Great to have you here! Start with the video in Module 1 and open the worksheet. Your first step is a clear audience. Find your course through the member login.
Online courses & member areas
Show learning goals, modules, prerequisites and a sample lesson. Explain whether support is included and how long access lasts. Help prospects decide whether the course fits their needs.
Give participants a clear starting point. Add videos and materials that support each learning goal. Check the course on a phone and keep the first task manageable.
Connect your course page to a supported payment provider and set up access to your content. Walk through the journey yourself, from purchase and confirmation to the first lesson. Launch a course that participants can navigate confidently.
Create an email sequence around a sample lesson or lead magnet. If your offer needs a webinar, plan for at least Standard. Lite with one member area may suit a simple course launch.
In practice
The case study covers member areas, webinars, forms, email and the Mailgun integration for his digital offers.
The most important tool for Dave Brych is the member area
FunnelCockpit combines marketing tools with member areas for digital content. Lite includes one, Standard three and Business unlimited member areas. Payment providers and access workflows are configured for your offer.
Create your sales page in FunnelCockpit and connect it to a supported payment provider. Deliver your course content in a protected member area. The connected provider handles payments under its own terms.
Yes. Build your member area without coding and organise content into modules and lessons. Add videos, text and downloads, and adapt the design to your brand. Give your expertise a professional home.
Yes. Reorganise your existing course content in FunnelCockpit and bring over videos, text and materials. Our migration guide covers content, participant access and payment connections. The transfer scope depends on your current system.
Connect a persuasive course page with email marketing and a protected area for your content.
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