As a loyal user of Teachable for over four years, it pains me to write this negative review. My recent experience has been disheartening, to say the least. Despite my long-term commitment to the platform, my request for a reasonable adjustment to my subscription was flatly rejected.Teachable's pricing structure feels more like a money trap than a value proposition. I invested $468 in an annual subscription, only to realize that the monthly plan would have been more financially sensible for my usage pattern. When I approached Teachable for a fair adjustment, considering I was barely a month into the subscription, they refused to accommodate my request.This inflexibility is a major drawback, especially for a platform that's already quite expensive. It's clear that Teachable prioritizes profit over customer satisfaction and loyalty. Moreover, many features that should be standard are locked behind higher payment plans, limiting what you can do without shelling out more money.In summary, while Teachable offers some useful tools for online teaching, the cost, lack of flexibility, and limited features without additional payment make it a less desirable choice. I'm disheartened by their approach to customer service and would caution potential users to consider these factors before committing to their platform.
