Can Someone Set Up Course Creator 360 For Me?

Yes. A specialist gets on a call with you and does the technical setup live: your domain connected, your DNS records written, your sending email working. That is included on Premium and Elite, and honestly, we should be charging for it. If you want more than that, our team builds the funnels, the pages, the emails and the migration for you. There is more done-for-you help here than anywhere else in this category.

I stopped teaching people DNS and started doing it for them

This is the whole philosophy of the company. Instead of teaching you how to build a funnel, we hand you the fifty best-performing templates behind the $25 million of online courses I have sold or helped sell. Instead of teaching you to become a copywriter, we give you an AI tool programmed with ten years of selling courses online that writes the email copy for you. And instead of teaching you to optimize DNS settings and backend jargon you never wanted to touch, we put a person on a call with you and do it.

Here is what that call actually is. A specialist screen shares, you paste in your registrar login, and they connect your domain, write the DNS records, and set up your sending email so your messages land in inboxes instead of spam. Come with your domain already bought and you can publish the same day. Do not have one yet? They connect a temporary one so you leave with something live.

That one job is the reason the call exists. We review our onboarding calls, and 58% of the ones where somebody got stuck were stuck on exactly that: nameservers, DNS records, a registrar login nobody could find. Twenty minutes for someone who has done it a thousand times, a lost weekend for someone who hasn't. Here's what actually happens to your domain.

Honest line on the plans: that setup is included on Premium at $147 and Elite at $297, not on the $97 Starter plan. Real difference, and I'm not going to bury it. It is also fifty dollars, and Premium adds unlimited email sending, which is why almost everybody starts there, and that's exactly why Premium carries the longer 30-day trial: a full month with your domain connected and your email landing before you pay anything. Prices checked September 2026.

Help doesn't stop after the call. Chat is staffed 24 hours a day by people who only work with course creators, first reply averages under a minute, and satisfaction runs at 98%.

People have quit over work we would have done for them

I read cancellation notes myself. Years ago I hit one from a member who wrote that moving his whole business over was overwhelming, and that migration was eating all his time. He had never booked his onboarding call. We would have built his funnels and moved his courses for him, and he left without ever finding that out. One of the biggest reasons people cancel is they don't know what they don't know, and that one is on me to fix.

So I went looking for how common the question is instead of guessing. Across thousands of recorded sales calls, about one in five people said some version of "I don't want to build this myself." Unprompted, to a stranger, with the recording running. Two out of three of all our calls score high on wanting real hands-on help.

Here is the part that surprised me. Those people buy more often than everyone else, not less. Whoever asks who is going to do the work is not a tire kicker looking for an excuse. They are usually further along, already running something, and pricing their own time correctly.

Our own customer research said it with the paint stripped off. What our best customers praise most is not a feature, it is that somebody else did the hard part. The sharpest competitive loss in that study was to a company selling the same engine we run on, who beat us by assigning a human to the account. We read that, stopped treating implementation as a nice upsell, and built the ladder below, and that's exactly why the human is standard here: your setup call is on the calendar before your first bill.

The ladder, and what each rung costs

Two words worth separating, because they decide what you are buying. Done-for-you is where we go in and create things for you: funnels, automations, websites, landing pages, or a pre-launch check that your emails are firing, your forms work and your tags fire. Done-with-you is coaching: nobody builds it for you, somebody tells you what to do and why. Both exist here.

These are the numbers our team was quoting in 2026. Service pricing moves, so confirm the current figure on the CC360 Experts page before you buy anything.

What you want	What we do	What it costs
My domain and email set up	Live on your setup call: domain connected, DNS records written, sending email configured, every question answered	Included on Premium and Elite
Someone to answer when I'm stuck	24/7 chat with course-creator specialists, under a minute to first reply	Included on every plan
Move the funnel I already have	We rebuild your existing funnel inside CC360	About $35
Move everything off Kajabi, Teachable, Thinkific, WordPress or a bare account elsewhere	A migration bundle: pages, funnels, courses, contacts and community moved by our team	$300 to $1,500, most land near $600
Build the whole thing for me	Go-To-Market Pack: your funnels or a funnel plus a site, a course shell with a brief for every lesson, nurture and launch emails, your automations and your community space, reviewed by you before sign-off	$999
Keep a strategist in my corner	Done-with-you coaching calls every two weeks with our team	Included on Elite

Read that column again. On most platforms every row is either impossible or a freelancer you find, brief, chase and pay. I have been the guy on Fiverr at midnight with my own site down, trying to work out whether the stranger on the other end understood the problem at all. Paying per item is what nobody warns you about: a broken automation, two funnels that won't connect, a launch week where ten small things need doing, every one a separate invoice to a separate person. People tell us they were quoted another $199 or $249 elsewhere just for setup, on top of the software.

The part nobody can do for you

I can't record your course. I can't be the face on your sales page, decide what you're selling and to whom, or post for you. If you were hoping to hand over a login and come back to a business, that isn't on sale anywhere, and any company implying otherwise is selling you a story. That's exactly why we put our team on every part that isn't you, so the only thing left on your plate is the one thing that was always yours.

What we can do is everything wrapped around your voice and your camera: the funnel, the pages, the checkout, the email sequences, the automations, the migration, the domain, the deliverability. Our AI tools write the first draft of your curriculum, your emails, your lead magnet and your offer too, so the recording starts from an outline instead of a blank page.

One more limit worth naming: we don't do custom code. If you need a bespoke integration written from scratch, that's a developer, not us. Most of what people mean by "custom" turns out to be forms, tags and automations, and that's exactly what the Go-To-Market Pack is for. I watched a member almost give up on his business last year and all he needed was to simplify his tech stack and get some clarity. This work is not complicated. It can be hard, but hard is the part we take off you.

Where we have been slow, and what changed

Two honest ones, because you'll find them anyway.

• Some early builds dragged and needed too much steering from the customer. One member on our top plan told us flatly that projects took too long and they had to send way too much guidance. When anything in my own company misses a deadline the cause is almost always the same: nobody agreed on what done looks like. So the Go-To-Market Pack now starts with one intake that pins down what you want built, the clock starts when that intake is complete rather than when you pay, and it ends with you reviewing the finished assets. The step that was missing was you, and that's exactly why you now sign the work off instead of chasing it.
• What we build starts from our templates, not a blank page. We are not sitting a bespoke copywriter down to learn your life story for $999; that is a several-thousand-dollar hire and I won't pretend otherwise. Your emails come out of sequences that have already sold courses for people in your position, rewritten around your offer by tools we trained on ten years of our own launches. That's exactly why a template you can edit beats a masterpiece you are still waiting on.

What "done for you" means everywhere else

A tool is just a hammer, and you can't hand somebody a hammer and tell them to go build a house. A course business takes blueprints, step-by-step guides, a mentor and a house template, which is why we sell a business in a box and not a login. Worth knowing what the phrase means elsewhere.

A bare account elsewhere. We are built on the GoHighLevel engine and the engine is good, so I'm not going to knock the software. What a bare account gets you is a login. Nobody connects your domain, writes your DNS records or sets up your sending email, and no setup call goes on the calendar. When something breaks, the person who picks up your chat just finished helping a dentist and an agency owner, so your question becomes a ticket and the answer lands a week or two later. The gap between "the tool can do it" and "it is done" is yours to close, and that's exactly why the same engine with a course-creator specialist on it is a different product. Here's exactly how that move works.

Kajabi. Kajabi points you at a marketplace of independent experts. Real people, often good ones, and you are the one vetting, briefing, paying and managing them. If the build goes sideways, Kajabi is not on the hook. With us the same job is a bundle with our name on it. Moving a Kajabi course over is a specific process and we do it for you.

Skool. Skool is simple enough that setup is barely a job, which is genuinely a point in its favor. It's also why there's no setup service to buy: no funnel to build, no email platform to configure. Simple is lovely right up to the week you need a sales funnel and an email sequence, and then it means buying three more tools and setting up all three yourself. Here that week is a service somebody on our side can do for you.

Our version of this is 4.9 stars on 508 Trustpilot reviews, and most of them are about the humans.

Which of these you actually need this week

Three situations, three answers.

You have nothing built yet. Take the 30-day trial on Premium, buy a domain today, book the setup call for this week. Build your first pages from templates by swapping words and images, and ask chat when you're stuck. Most members are live in two to four weeks this way. Add the Go-To-Market Pack only if you'd rather spend $999 than three weekends.

You already have a course and a funnel somewhere else. Start the trial and tell us what you're moving on day one, because the size of the job decides the price and the schedule. Your setup call still handles the domain and email while the migration runs. If you're not sure you're our kind of customer, check that first.

You've been paying for a platform for months and haven't launched. You do not have a tools problem. Buy the build. The $999 is less than four months of software you're not using, and somebody handing you a finished funnel is what breaks the stall.

The one person I'd tell to skip the paid build: someone who hasn't decided what they're selling or who it's for. A team building assets around a fuzzy offer just produces a nicer looking version of the confusion. Take the trial anyway, take the free setup call, and use our offer and curriculum tools to make that decision first. Then buy the build. Want to talk the rungs through with a person? Book a demo and ask us directly.

This is the business in a box I wanted when I started, and it did not exist on Kajabi, Teachable, Thinkific or ClickFunnels. My incentive is simple: if I can get you launched and making money, you stay on our software. That is how I win and how you win. Take the trial and let us do the setup.

Frequently asked questions

Does Course Creator 360 set up my domain for me?

Yes, it's the main job of your setup call. A specialist connects the domain, writes the DNS records with you on the call, and sets up your sending email so it delivers. Buy the domain first and you can publish the same day; if you don't have one yet, they'll connect a temporary one. Included on Premium and Elite.

Is the onboarding call free?

Yes, it comes with your plan and it's booked during your trial, so it happens before your first full payment. Its entire purpose is to speed you up. We do so much of the setup on it that we could reasonably charge for it, and we don't.

Can you migrate my course from Kajabi, Teachable or Skool?

Yes, that is what the migration bundles are for: pages, funnels, courses, contacts and community moved across by our team. Full migrations run $300 to $1,500 depending on size, most landing near $600, and a single funnel rebuild is about $35. Tell us what you have and we'll price the actual job.

How much does it cost to have you build my funnel?

The Go-To-Market Pack was $999 in 2026 and covers your funnels, a course shell with a brief for every lesson, your nurture and launch emails, your automations and your community space, built by our team and reviewed by you before sign-off. Confirm current pricing on the CC360 Experts page.

What do I still have to do myself?

Record your course, decide your offer and price, and show up to market it. That's the honest list. The setup, the pages, the emails and the move off your old platform are done by us or with us.

How fast can I be live if you do it?

Domain and email are done on your setup call in week one. From there, most members using the templates are selling in two to four weeks. A Go-To-Market Pack runs to a schedule that starts when your intake is complete, so ask for the current turnaround when you buy.

Do I need the Elite plan to get help?

No. 24/7 chat is on every plan and the setup call comes with Premium and Elite. Elite adds priority support, coaching calls every two weeks and five accounts. The paid builds are sold separately and any plan can buy them.

Related

• How to Connect Your Domain to Course Creator 360
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