Owwlish adds online courses to any website with a code snippet. Review of features, Stripe payments and Zapier, with plans from $16/month billed annually.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Owwlish is an online course platform that adds courses directly to an existing website instead of sending learners to a separate hosted site. The company describes it as a way to build and sell courses from your own website, and it names Wix, Webflow, Shopify, Squarespace, Duda, Weebly, WordPress and custom HTML among the supported platforms.
The product was started by Kevin and Alyssa, two course creators who said the learning management systems they reviewed fell short of what they wanted for their own courses. They built Owwlish as their own course platform, and they state that they use it for their online courses today.
Three ideas run through the product pitch: learners do not need a subdomain, creators are not locked into one website platform, and the builder is meant to make modules, lessons, video and quizzes easy to organize.
Setup follows three steps described on the site. A creator makes an Owwlish account and starts customizing a sample course. Next, a few lines of code go into the site footer, and the company says it will show exactly how. Finally, the creator copies and pastes code into the page where the course should appear.
Because the course is added with code rather than hosted on a separate domain, learners take it inside the creator's own site. The company says this keeps branding consistent and gives learners a smoother onboarding.
Owwlish calls itself platform agnostic. A course can move from one website platform to another, for example from WordPress to Squarespace, or run on both sites at once. Basic allows courses on 1 site, and Pro allows 3 sites. Payments are handled through Stripe.
The course builder organizes content into modules and lessons with video uploads and rich text. Quizzes and surveys are built in, with analytics to track each learner's progress. Video is hosted in high definition and protected to discourage downloading and sharing, and the player can also embed videos from YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia, Amazon S3 or any public link.
On the selling side, Owwlish accepts payments through Stripe in more than 135 currencies and supports payment plans so learners can pay in installments. A Zapier integration can enroll learners from other platforms, take payments through other gateways and pass new learners to a newsletter service.
Learner tracking produces progress reports, and an AI Summarize Video button summarizes or transcribes course videos. Two items are not finished: Certificates of Completion are marked as built and being tested, and online learning communities are listed as on the roadmap.
Owwlish is an online course platform that adds courses directly to an existing website. Creators build a course in the Owwlish builder, paste a few lines of code into their site, and the course goes live for learners to enroll.
Basic costs $16 per month billed annually or $24 per month billed monthly. Pro costs $30 per month billed annually or $44 per month billed monthly. Custom pricing is available for users who need more than 50 courses.
Yes, the site promotes a free trial with Try Owwlish Free buttons throughout. It also states that refunds of the initial payment are available if a user cancels within the first 30 days of signing up.
Owwlish courses can be inserted into WordPress, Squarespace, Webflow, Shopify, Weebly, Wix, Duda, static HTML sites and marketing systems such as Clickfunnels. The company invites users to request platforms that are not listed.
The pricing table lists 5% added transaction fees on Basic and zero added transaction fees on Pro. The FAQ also says Owwlish adds no fees on top of Stripe Connect fees, and Stripe's own pricing may change.
Yes. The video player supports externally hosted videos from YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia, Amazon S3 or compatible storage, and any publicly accessible video. Owwlish also hosts protected HD videos on both plans.
Yes, a Zapier integration is included on both Basic and Pro. It can enroll learners from other platforms, take payments through other gateways and send new learners to a newsletter service.
It suits course creators and small businesses that already have a website and want to sell a course on it. Teams needing more than 50 courses must contact the company for custom pricing.