Marketplace vs. Bundles: which one do I want
Both a Bundle and a Marketplace listing let you package and sell a course, and it's easy to reach for the wrong one. The difference comes down to who you're selling to.
Bundle: selling to your own learners
A Bundle packages several of your own courses together and sells that package to your own learners, in your own store. Everything stays inside your tenant — the buyer is already one of your users, or becomes one through your own checkout.
Bundles are a store feature — packaging your own catalog for your own audience.Marketplace: selling to other tenants
A Marketplace listing sells a single published course to other tenants, not to your own learners. When one buys, their learner is redirected into your tenant to study it — a completely different audience and a completely different flow.
The marketplace pitch is written for a buying organization, not an individual learner.Quick way to decide
- Want to sell a package of your own courses to your own learners? Use a Bundle.
- Want another organization's tenant to buy access to one of your courses for their learners? Use a Marketplace listing.
Notes
Nothing stops you from doing both — a course can sit inside a Bundle for your own learners while also being listed separately on the Marketplace for other tenants.