ComparisonLast reviewed: October 2026

Snatr vs Udemy: sell your courses on Udemy or on a platform in your own name

Snatr is the better choice for a teacher in Egypt, especially a school teacher. You set your price in EGP, your full price reaches you with no share taken, your students' data stays with you, and a student under 18 signs up on their own. Udemy is a global marketplace for recorded courses with no subscription, and it leaves you 37% of the net sale when it brings the student, and 97% with your coupon.

Snatr

An Egyptian platform for teachers, centers and academies, in EGP and under your own name.

What the platform takes
From 999 EGP a month
Who sets the price
You, in EGP
Receiving your money
After 7 days currently
Student under 18
Registers themselves

⁨Udemy⁩

A global US marketplace for selling recorded courses. It brings in students and takes a share of every sale, and its prices in Egypt are in EGP.

What the platform takes
63% or 3% of the net
Who sets the price
Udemy, in its deals
Receiving your money
After about two months, in dollars
Student under 18
Their parent opens the account
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Snatr and ⁨Udemy⁩ in one table

We compared 20 things that matter to a teacher or a center, and the table shows which platform does each one better.

13

only in Snatr

4

about even

3

only in ⁨Udemy⁩

Swipe the table sideways to see every column.

What we comparedSnatr⁨Udemy⁩
Price and money
Who sets the course price
YouAny price in EGP, and you change it whenever you like
Udemy's tableYou pick a tier from its table, and in deals Udemy decides
Platform's share of each sale
NoneThe online payment fee is added on top of your price for the student
63% or 3%63% when Udemy brings the student, 3% with your coupon, after a 3% fee
Monthly platform subscription
From 999 EGPFor 100 students, and each extra student is charged
FreeNo publishing or hosting fees
Payment by Fawry and Egyptian wallets
AvailableCard, Fawry and wallets such as Vodafone Cash
Not statedCard, PayPal and payment through the mobile apps
Receiving your money
After 7 daysThe current safety period, then you withdraw to Vodafone Cash, InstaPay or a bank
After about two monthsIn US dollars, with a minimum payout of $25
Video and protection
Video protection against downloading
Encrypted and measuredDownload tools such as yt-dlp cannot save it
ProtectedA custom player and content protection in the browser
Watermark with the student's name
AvailableIt moves across the video
Udemy logoOn every video, not the student's name
Live classes and exams
Live classes for a group of students
On the Pro planInside the platform, with chat, raised hands and a mic for the student
Not availableSome instructors offer booked coaching sessions
Self-grading exams
AvailableAnd the grade shows to the parent
AvailableQuizzes and practice tests
Certificate for the student
Completion certificatePrintable, with a QR check
On paid coursesA certificate of completion, which Udemy says is not accredited
Centers and parents
Student under 18
Registers themselvesWith their own account on your platform
Not on their ownThe parent opens the account, buys and supervises
QR card attendance, branches and groups
AvailableGroups with schedules and a register for every class
Not available
Parent portal
AvailableParents see their child's attendance and grades
Not available
Assistants with permissions
4 ready-made presetsFor online and the center together
Per course onlyCo-instructors and teaching assistants
Your platform, your name
Students buy from a site in your name
Your platformReady from day one
Udemy's siteYour course page inside the marketplace
Your students' data
With youName, email and phone in your student list
With UdemyYou may not store it outside Udemy
A ready audience that brings new students
Not availableMarketing is on you
80 million studentsAccording to Udemy's teaching page
Mobile app and offline viewing
No appYour platform opens in the phone's browser
iOS and AndroidVideo downloads encrypted inside the app
Discount coupons
AvailablePercentage or fixed, with or without a usage limit
Available3 coupons per course per month
Language and support
Arabic on the site and in support
Full ArabicThe dashboard, and support on WhatsApp
Site onlyThe help center has no Arabic

Snatr or ⁨Udemy⁩?

Choose ⁨Snatr⁩ if

  • you teach a school curriculum, and your students are under 18.
  • you want to set your price in EGP, with no platform percentage on each sale.
  • your students come through you: from the center, a WhatsApp group and your page.
  • you need live classes, groups, attendance and a parent portal.
  • you want your student list and their data to stay with you.
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Choose ⁨Udemy⁩ if

  • you teach a skill to adults, such as programming or management, not a school curriculum.
  • no audience knows you yet, and you accept Udemy taking 63% when it brings the student.
  • your course is recorded once, and needs no live classes, groups or parents.
  • you need an app with offline viewing, and all your students are over 18.
On this page
  1. What is Udemy, and who is it for?
  2. How much does Udemy take from the course price? (Udemy instructor revenue share)
  3. Who sets your course price on Udemy? And what is the lowest price in Egypt?
  4. Earning on Udemy: how much reaches you from a 300 EGP course with 100 students?
  5. Udemy in Egypt: how does the student pay and how do you get paid?
  6. Video protection on Udemy and Snatr: which one stops downloading?
  7. Does Udemy have live classes and exams?
  8. Can I sell Thanaweya Amma (Egypt's final secondary-school year) lessons on Udemy?
  9. Are your students yours or Udemy's? Data, marketing and a platform in your name
  10. Is Udemy in Arabic? Language and support on Udemy and Snatr
  11. How to run your platform on Snatr alongside Udemy, or move from it
  12. Snatr's limits, before you sign up
  13. Frequently asked questions

What is Udemy, and who is it for?

Udemy is a large US marketplace for online courses at udemy.com. In other words, one shop with courses from many instructors side by side, where students search and buy on Udemy's own website. Instructors sign a contract with Udemy, Inc. in the United States.

According to Udemy's teaching page, it has 80 million students, courses in more than 75 languages, and 1.1 billion course enrollments, in more than 180 countries. These figures are published on their website, not ours.

Publishing on Udemy is free, and there is no monthly subscription. Anyone can create a free course, and if you want to sell for money you apply, free of charge, to become a Premium Instructor. Every course has to pass a quality review before it appears, with at least 30 minutes of video and 5 lectures.

Most of the categories Udemy shows as its most popular are work skills, such as web development, digital marketing, entrepreneurship and IT certifications. A Udemy account must belong to someone who is at least 18.

Snatr at snatr.com does something different: a platform in your own name, where you set your price in EGP and your students register with you. It also includes the tutoring center, attendance and parents in the same account. If you are comparing platforms in your own name such as Teachable, see the Snatr and Teachable comparison or all Snatr comparisons.

How much does Udemy take from the course price? (Udemy instructor revenue share)

Udemy first deducts a 3% service and payment fee, and taxes. Of what remains, it leaves you 37% if it brought the student, and 97% if the student bought with your coupon or link. Snatr takes no percentage; it charges a monthly subscription.

In Snatr

  • No percentage of your sales. You pay a monthly subscription starting at 999 EGP for 100 students.
  • The online payment fee is added on top of your price for the student, and is not deducted from you.
  • A student who paid you cash is registered manually, with no fee at all.
  • There is no difference between a student you brought and one who came on their own: your price reaches you.

In ⁨Udemy⁩

  • 37% of the net sale for you if the student found your course inside Udemy or through its ads.
  • 97% for you if the student bought with your coupon, or within 24 hours of clicking your link.
  • Before the split: a 3% fee and taxes, or 30% to Apple and Google if the purchase is in the app.
  • Publishing is free, with no monthly subscription and no hosting fees.
  • If the student is refunded within 30 days, your share of the sale is removed.
How the student boughtYour share of the netNote
Found your course inside Udemy or through its ads37%Udemy takes 63%
With your coupon or through your link97%Must buy within 24 hours of clicking the link
A booked live coaching session (Coaching)80%Not available to every instructor
Udemy personal and business subscriptionsA part of 15% of subscription revenueSplit by minutes watched

These figures are from Udemy's instructor terms (last updated 29 July 2026) and the instructor revenue share article in their help center, reviewed on 7 October 2026. Udemy calls what remains after fees and taxes the "Net Amount".

Coupons have limits: 3 coupons per course per month, and a coupon at a price you choose stays active for 31 days. You may not put it in educational announcements or inside the course. It belongs in promotional emails, the final lecture (Bonus Lecture), and people who follow you outside Udemy.

Subscriptions are a separate calculation. If your course is in Udemy's personal or business subscriptions, Udemy puts 15% of subscription revenue into an instructor pool. It divides it among instructors by minutes watched in each one's courses.

In short: A coupon brings Udemy's share close to Snatr's. But the student still pays Udemy's price, not the price you want.

Who sets your course price on Udemy? And what is the lowest price in Egypt?

You choose a price from Udemy's price table, not any number. If you join the deals program (Udemy Deals), Udemy sets the selling price. In Egypt, the lowest price after discount is 249.99 EGP.

In Snatr

  • You write the price of each course or group in EGP, any number that suits your students.
  • You change the price whenever you like, and nobody discounts it behind your back.
  • The student sees your own price, with the online payment fee on top.

In ⁨Udemy⁩

  • The lowest base price is $19.99, which shows in Egypt as 399.99 EGP according to their table.
  • The highest price is $199.99, which is 3,099.99 EGP in Egypt.
  • In the deals program, Udemy can lower your price to $9.99 or its equivalent in each country.
  • You can leave the deals program, so your course is not included in general discounts.
  • A course you sell on Udemy may not be free anywhere else, such as YouTube.

A course price in Egypt is not a direct conversion from the dollar, because Udemy sets it according to prices in each country. $19.99 at the Central Bank rate is about 1,049 EGP, but a student in Egypt sees 399.99 EGP.

When we opened Udemy's search page from Egypt on 7 October 2026, many courses were at 249.99 EGP after discount, with an original price of 349.99 EGP. 249.99 EGP is the lowest price after discount for Egypt in Udemy's table.

And you cannot choose exactly 300 EGP. You pick a tier from the table, and a coupon gives you a price from a range Udemy shows you. The table Udemy links to in its help center is dated October 2024, and Udemy says it updates it from time to time.

In short: The real difference here is not the percentage. On Udemy, the price the student pays is set by its table and its deals. On Snatr, you set it.

Earning on Udemy: how much reaches you from a 300 EGP course with 100 students?

On Snatr, 29,001 EGP reaches you. On Udemy, the same 100 students at the deal price in Egypt leave you 23,522 EGP if they came through your coupon, and 8,972 EGP if Udemy brought them.

In Snatr

  • The student pays 300 EGP, with the online payment fee on top.
  • You pay a 999 EGP monthly subscription, and the full 30,000 EGP is yours.

In ⁨Udemy⁩

  • A student in Egypt pays 249.99 EGP in deals, not 300.
  • A 3% fee, then 97% for you with your coupon, or 37% without it.
  • Your money is calculated in US dollars, and reaches you after about two months.

Example: 100 students bought one course in the same month

Snatr leaves you about 5,500 EGP more if the students came through your coupon, and about 20,000 EGP more if Udemy brought them

Snatr (Starter)Udemy with your couponUdemy without your coupon
The student pays300 EGP + payment fee249.99 EGP249.99 EGP
Course sales30,000 EGP24,999 EGP24,999 EGP
Service and payment feesOn the student, on top of your price750 EGP (3%)750 EGP (3%)
Platform's share of the net0 EGP727 EGP (3%)15,277 EGP (63%)
Platform subscription999 EGP0 EGP0 EGP
What reaches you29,001 EGP23,522 EGP8,972 EGP

The Udemy price here is 249.99 EGP, the lowest price after discount for Egypt in Udemy's table, which showed on many courses on 7 October 2026. The calculation is before taxes and before the EGP to dollar conversion difference. If the student bought in the mobile app, Apple or Google take 30% instead of the 3%. If Udemy sold at 300 EGP, your coupon would have left you 28,227 EGP.

The difference between the two Udemy columns is who brought the student. A school teacher in Egypt gets students through themselves: from the center, the WhatsApp group and their page. On Snatr your full price reaches you wherever the student came from.

The Snatr subscription is monthly. If you sell to 100 students in a month, the subscription works out at about 10 EGP per student, and the more students you have, the less it costs per student.

With 400 students at the same prices, the Snatr Pro plan (2,999 EGP) leaves you 117,001 EGP. On Udemy at the deal price, your coupon leaves you 94,086 EGP, and without it 35,889 EGP. See Snatr pricing in detail.

In short: On Snatr your full price reaches you, whether the student came from the center, WhatsApp or your page. On Udemy, any student who finds you inside the marketplace leaves you only 37%.

Udemy in Egypt: how does the student pay and how do you get paid?

A student in Egypt sees the price in EGP, and pays by card, PayPal or through the app. Your money is calculated in US dollars, and reaches you after about two months to your bank, PayPal or Payoneer.

In Snatr

  • The student pays in EGP: card, a Fawry code within 24 hours, or a wallet such as Vodafone Cash.
  • The money goes into your Snatr wallet, and is available to withdraw after 7 days at present.
  • You withdraw to Vodafone Cash, InstaPay or your bank account, and the minimum withdrawal is currently 100 EGP.
  • You do not need a payment-company account or a US tax form.

In ⁨Udemy⁩

  • The general payment methods it lists: cards such as Visa and Mastercard, PayPal, and Apple and Google in the app.
  • Fawry and Egyptian wallets are not mentioned on its payment methods page.
  • A month's sales are paid to you in the first 10 business days of the third month.
  • The minimum payout is $25 (about 1,312 EGP), and anything less accumulates until it reaches that.
  • You receive it to an Egyptian bank account in EGP through Tipalti, or to PayPal or Payoneer.

So whoever sells in October gets paid at the start of December. Udemy waits those two months to deduct any refunds, because a student has the right to ask for a refund within 30 days.

Udemy pays all instructors in US dollars, and the sales report shows the selling price in EGP and your share in dollars. Tipalti converts it to EGP into your account, and the transfer fees show when you register. Udemy says it is not responsible for currency conversion fees.

You also have to send Udemy a US tax form (W-8), and without it payments stop. US tax is only withheld from your sales to students in the United States. The dollar rate on this page is 52.46 EGP, the Central Bank of Egypt selling rate on 7 October 2026.

Video protection on Udemy and Snatr: which one stops downloading?

Both protect video from downloading. Udemy uses a custom player and content protection in the browser, with a watermark of its logo. Snatr encrypts the video, which is measured, and the watermark carries the student's name.

In Snatr

  • Uploaded video is encrypted, and its key goes to a locked part inside the browser, not to the page.
  • Download extensions, "paste the link and download" sites and yt-dlp cannot save it.
  • A moving watermark with the student's name, so any screen recording shows their name.
  • A student is signed in on one device at a time: signing in on a new device signs the old one out.

In ⁨Udemy⁩

  • A custom player, and it asks the browser to allow playing "protected content".
  • A watermark of the Udemy logo on every video, not the student's name.
  • Downloading video on a computer is off by default, and in the app it downloads encrypted.
  • Specialized companies search for pirated copies and remove them from piracy sites.

At Snatr we measured the protection: without the key the file comes out as noise, with a similarity to the original of 10.6 dB. With the key it comes out intact at 59.9 dB. The higher the number, the closer the picture is to the original. Udemy has not published any measurement like this.

Udemy itself says any content shown on a computer screen can be stolen if someone is determined. That is true on Snatr too: screen recording and a phone filming the screen are not prevented, and the watermark only deters.

On iPhone, iPad and Safari, video on Snatr plays normally, and ready-made download tools still fail. But the protection is weaker against a technically skilled person. The protection covers uploaded video only, not a YouTube link.

In short: Full details on the Snatr video protection page.

Does Udemy have live classes and exams?

Udemy has no live classes for a group of students inside a course. Some instructors offer booked live coaching sessions. Exams and a certificate of completion exist on both.

In Snatr

  • Live classes inside your platform on the Pro plan, without Zoom, with chat, raised hands, and you can give a student the mic.
  • Attendance in the class is recorded automatically: present or late.
  • Exams and homework grade themselves, and the grade shows to the student and the parent.
  • A printable completion certificate, with a QR code that opens a verification page on your site.

In ⁨Udemy⁩

  • A course has video, articles, quizzes and assignments, but no live class.
  • Booked live coaching sessions (Coaching) at an 80% share, not for every instructor, and for ages 18 and over.
  • Quizzes are multiple choice, and assignments are reviewed by you or the student's peers.
  • A certificate of completion for paid courses only, which Udemy says is not an accredited certificate.

Udemy's practice tests are made for people studying for a certification exam outside Udemy, and are added to paid courses only.

Recording a class on Snatr is a feature that is switched on, and when it is on, the recording is added to the students' group. Live classes are not encrypted like uploaded video: they carry a watermark and a temporary link, and screen recording works.

In short: If your work is weekly classes for groups, Udemy is not built for that. Snatr's Pro plan has live classes and attendance inside your platform.

Can I sell Thanaweya Amma (Egypt's final secondary-school year) lessons on Udemy?

You can publish them, but Udemy is not built for students under 18. A student cannot open an account of their own, and their parent has to open the account, buy and supervise its use. Snatr is built for exactly this case.

In Snatr

  • The student registers themselves on your platform, with no age requirement.
  • Groups with schedules, and attendance by a printed QR card for each student or manually.
  • Parents see their child's attendance and grades from a portal on your site.
  • Assistants and front-desk staff with their own accounts, and you choose what each one sees.

In ⁨Udemy⁩

  • You must be 18 to open an account. Younger users can only use it through a parent's account.
  • Udemy requires a course aimed at young students to be marketed to parents.
  • No groups, attendance, branches or parent portal.
  • A course has to pass a quality review: at least 30 minutes of video and 5 lectures.

Udemy says in its policy that it is not currently equipped to support students under 18. A student younger than the age at which their country allows using websites (13 in the United States, for example) may not use it at all, even through a parent's account.

There is another point that matters to a secondary-school teacher: a course you sell on Udemy may not be free on YouTube or any other site. So if you post the same lessons free on your channel, you cannot sell them there.

QR card attendance on Snatr carries a signed code that cannot be forged. But a card can be photographed and sent to someone else, so this is card attendance, not a fingerprint.

In short: Details on the Snatr center management page, covering attendance, parents and assistants.

The parent portal on a teacher's platform on Snatr: a parent with two children in the first and third year of secondary school, each with an attendance rate and the number of times present, late and absent
The parent portal on a teacher's platform on Snatr. The data shown is an illustrative example.

Are your students yours or Udemy's? Data, marketing and a platform in your name

On Udemy, the student is Udemy's customer. You only know their name, and you may not store their data outside the platform. On Snatr, the student registers on your platform in your name, and their data is in your dashboard.

In Snatr

  • Your platform on a site in your name, with a custom domain on the Pro plan.
  • The student's name, email and phone in your student list.
  • You talk to your students on WhatsApp and send them your link whenever you like.
  • 30 ready-made designs you edit without code, and the first two are free.
  • No marketplace bringing you students; marketing is on you.

In ⁨Udemy⁩

  • There is no contract between you and the student, and you only get the information Udemy gives you.
  • Two promotional messages per course per month, which may not contain any link outside Udemy, even your own site.
  • It has the right to sell your course through distributors and deal sites, and to use it in AI.
  • Its terms allow it to remove content or withhold earnings for any reason, without notice.
  • It shows your course to 80 million students, and runs ads for its courses.

Udemy's instructor terms say there is no direct contractual relationship between the instructor and students. The sales report shows the student's name, the purchase date and the price. Even if you remove your course, those who bought it keep lifetime access.

Instructors are automatically enrolled in Udemy's AI program (GenAI), unless they opt out within the windows Udemy sets.

Udemy shows your course to its audience, and Snatr has no marketplace like that. But Udemy accounts are for adults aged 18 and over, and its most popular categories are work skills. A school student comes to the teacher from the center, WhatsApp groups and the teacher's pages.

In short: Browse the Snatr designs before you choose; every design has a full preview.

Is Udemy in Arabic? Language and support on Udemy and Snatr

Yes, Udemy's website has an Arabic right-to-left interface, and there are courses in Arabic. But its help center has no Arabic. Snatr is in Arabic from the dashboard to support.

In Snatr

  • The dashboard is Arabic right to left, and also available in English.
  • Your site can be Arabic, English or both.
  • Support in Arabic on WhatsApp and by email at support@snatr.com.

In ⁨Udemy⁩

  • Arabic is one of 19 languages for the site, and the interface flips to right to left.
  • There are courses in Arabic, and an Arabic language filter in search.
  • The help center is in 10 languages, and Arabic is not one of them.
  • If there is a dispute over a translation of the terms, the English version applies.

Udemy's Arabic interface was viewed on 7 October 2026. If you or your assistants are not comfortable in English, the help center and the terms will be in English.

On Snatr, the language of the screens is itself the language of a teacher and a center: groups, classes, attendance and parents.

How to run your platform on Snatr alongside Udemy, or move from it

  1. 1

    Keep Udemy for people who do not know you yet

    You do not have to close your course on Udemy. Students who find you there would not have known you without it, so that 37% is extra money. Udemy says you can offer your course on other services.

  2. 2

    Gather the original copies of your videos

    Udemy asks instructors to keep copies of their videos. A video you download from Udemy does not come back as the original file, and it carries Udemy's watermark. So upload the copies on your computer to Snatr.

  3. 3

    Open your platform on Snatr

    Open your Snatr account and try it free for 7 days. Choose a design for your site; the first two are free. Note that your site closes when the trial ends without a subscription.

  4. 4

    Split the content between the two places

    You could keep a general course on Udemy for its audience, and put groups, live classes, the curriculum and the center on Snatr. The only rule: a course you sell on Udemy may not be given away free anywhere else.

  5. 5

    Direct your own students to your platform from outside Udemy

    Send your platform link in WhatsApp groups, at the center and on your pages. Do not try to pull Udemy students away from inside Udemy, because promotional messages may not contain any outside link. And Udemy coupons may not be sold for money on any site.

  6. 6

    If your course is in Udemy subscriptions, know the exclusivity rule

    For a course in Udemy subscriptions, you may not offer a competing course on other platforms, and Udemy exempts your personal website. The rule stays until the course leaves subscriptions, which can take 12 months. If you are not sure whether your platform counts as your personal website, ask Udemy support before you join subscriptions.

  7. 7

    If you decide to remove your course from Udemy

    You can remove it at any time, unless it is in Udemy subscriptions. Those who bought it before keep lifetime access, and Udemy's right to offer it to new students ends 60 days after removal.

Snatr's limits, before you sign up

We list them up front so you decide knowing everything.

  • No marketplace bringing you students: Snatr does not list your course in a course marketplace. Marketing is on you, from the center, WhatsApp groups and your pages.
  • A fixed monthly subscription: you pay the Snatr subscription every month, even in a month with no sales.
  • No affiliate marketing: and no email marketing messages either.
  • No app in your name: no mobile app on Google Play or the App Store, and no offline viewing. Your platform runs in the phone's browser.
  • Screen recording is not prevented: nor is a phone filming the screen. The watermark makes the student's name visible in any recording, but does not prevent it.
  • iPhone, iPad and Safari: video plays normally, but its protection is weaker against a technically skilled person.
  • Custom domain on the Pro plan only: and it is not available during the trial.
  • No installments: the student cannot pay in installments through valU or banks.
  • Plan changes go through support: you do not change your plan yourself from the dashboard.
  • One teacher per platform: there are no multiple teachers with split earnings.

Frequently asked questions

Should I sell my courses on Udemy or build a platform in my own name?

If you teach in Egypt, a platform in your own name on Snatr is the better choice. You set your price in EGP, your full price reaches you, your students' data stays with you, and a school student signs up on their own. Udemy leaves you only 37% of the net sale when it brings the student, and 97% with your coupon, and in its deals it sets the price. You can also use both together.

Udemy instructor earnings: how much does an instructor make on Udemy?

There is no fixed figure, because your share depends on who brought the student. You get 97% of the net sale with your coupon, and 37% if Udemy brought the student, after a 3% fee and taxes. Example: 100 students in Egypt at the deal price (249.99 EGP) leave you about 23,522 EGP with your coupon, or 8,972 EGP without it. The money reaches you in US dollars after about two months.

Teachable or Udemy (teachable vs udemy)? And where does Snatr fit?

Teachable is a platform in your name that you pay a subscription starting at $39 a month, and you bring your own students. Udemy is a free marketplace with 80 million students, but it takes 63% of the net sale when it brings the student, and sets the price in deals. The Teachable subscription is in US dollars and its payment gateway is not available in Egypt, and Udemy pays you in dollars. Snatr is a platform in your name like Teachable, but in EGP, and it accepts Fawry and mobile wallets.

Is Udemy free for instructors?

Yes, publishing on Udemy is free, and there is no monthly subscription. To sell a paid course, you apply to become a Premium Instructor, which is free and usually takes two business days. Udemy earns from its share of each sale, not from a subscription.

Can I sell a course on Udemy whose lessons I post free on YouTube?

No. Udemy says a course you sell on it may not be free outside Udemy, such as on YouTube, your own site or any other site. If you want to use both, make your YouTube content different from the paid course.

What happens if a student gets a refund on Udemy?

A student has the right to request a refund within 30 days of purchase on most courses, and you get no share of a refunded sale. If Udemy has already paid you, it deducts it from the next payment.

Can I use Udemy and Snatr together?

Yes. You could keep a general course on Udemy for its audience, and your Snatr platform for your own students, groups and center. Keep 3 Udemy rules in mind: a paid course there may not be free elsewhere, promotional messages may not contain any link outside Udemy, and its coupons may not be sold for money.

Does Snatr take a percentage of my sales?

No. On Snatr your price reaches you in full. If the student pays online, the payment fee is added on top of your price for the student, and is not deducted from you. A student who pays you cash is registered manually, with no fee at all.

Can I try Snatr before I pay?

Yes, there is a 7-day free trial. If the trial ends without a subscription, your site closes. A custom domain is not available during the trial.

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Every fact about ⁨Udemy⁩ on this page comes from their official pages, checked on 7 October 2026. Prices and features change; if you find something out of date, tell us at support@snatr.com.