Subscription Lecture Website Development
Budget: $1,500 – $3,000 USD
I need a full-featured education website that delivers both live and recorded lectures. Visitors should be able to register, purchase a recurring plan, and then stream any recorded lecture included in their subscription. Live sessions must be viewable in real time—either through an embedded streaming solution or a built-in webinar module—and automatically archived into the same subscription library once finished.
The build should include:
• A clean, responsive front end where upcoming live lectures and the growing archive are easy to browse.
• Secure subscription management with automated payments, renewals, and access control.
• An intuitive admin area so I can schedule live lectures, upload recordings, and track subscriber data without touching code.
I’m open to popular LMS platforms, custom PHP/JavaScript frameworks, or a robust WordPress setup—whichever you recommend for reliable streaming, user management, and scalability. When you reply, outline:
1. The tech stack you’d use for live video, recording storage, and paywall.
2. A rough timeline broken into milestones (setup, integration, testing, launch).
3. Examples of similar subscription or elearning sites you’ve built.
The site will be considered complete when a new user can: sign up, pay, watch a scheduled live lecture, and immediately access its recording from the subscription library without additional steps.
The build should include:
• A clean, responsive front end where upcoming live lectures and the growing archive are easy to browse.
• Secure subscription management with automated payments, renewals, and access control.
• An intuitive admin area so I can schedule live lectures, upload recordings, and track subscriber data without touching code.
I’m open to popular LMS platforms, custom PHP/JavaScript frameworks, or a robust WordPress setup—whichever you recommend for reliable streaming, user management, and scalability. When you reply, outline:
1. The tech stack you’d use for live video, recording storage, and paywall.
2. A rough timeline broken into milestones (setup, integration, testing, launch).
3. Examples of similar subscription or elearning sites you’ve built.
The site will be considered complete when a new user can: sign up, pay, watch a scheduled live lecture, and immediately access its recording from the subscription library without additional steps.