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Course stores that let Los Angeles schools sell across a city built on driving.

Codeeo handles school course selling website development Los Angeles private schools, charter networks, arts schools and learning centers use to sell summer school, enrichment, test preparation, credit courses and online classes. Families pick a section by campus or by format, in English or Spanish, pay at checkout or on a schedule, and receive access straight away. For a city where a cross town drive can eat an afternoon, the online and hybrid options matter as much as the classroom ones, so the store sells both from one catalog.

California has some of the strictest consumer rules in the country on recurring charges, displayed prices and personal data. A course store selling to Los Angeles families has to meet them at checkout, not leave them to a terms page nobody reads. We treat those rules as part of the design brief, alongside the federal rules on children's data, card security and accessibility that apply to every school selling online.

Built for
Private and charter schools, arts and performing arts schools, and education companies in Los Angeles selling courses, camps and online classes to families.
Typical timeline
Set during discovery around your next enrollment opening, written down before design starts, with later programs scheduled as separate releases.
What you own
All code, content, family and learner data, the payment processor account and the domain, held by your school or company rather than by us.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

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Platform capabilities

Built for the way Los Angeles families choose and pay for courses.

A parent in the San Fernando Valley and a parent in South Los Angeles may both want the same algebra course, but neither wants to cross the county four afternoons a week. Schools here sell more hybrid and online sections than most, run programs on several campuses, and serve families whose first language is often Spanish. The store has to make format, location and language obvious before anyone reaches the price.

This is school online course platform development Los Angeles operators can manage in house. Program staff publish sections, set capacity and swap teachers in the admin, while checkout, consent, payment and access follow rules agreed in discovery. These are the capabilities we most often build, ordered by how much they reduce work in the office.

Explain your project
  • Spanish and English from the start

    Course pages, checkout, receipts and reminders written in both languages, not machine translated at the end. A family switches language once and the whole store follows, including the cancellation and refund wording California expects buyers to understand.

    Spanish speaking parents enroll without calling for help.

  • Campus, format and distance filters

    Families filter by campus, neighborhood, online, hybrid or in person, and by meeting time. Hybrid sections show which days are on campus, so a parent knows the commute before paying.

    Families choose a section they can actually attend.

  • School course payment integration

    Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay and bank payments through a PCI DSS compliant processor using hosted fields. Installment plans, sibling pricing, scholarship codes and invoices for district or employer buyers are part of the same flow, posted to your accounting system.

    Every dollar ties back to a named enrollment.

  • Honest pricing at checkout

    California's Honest Pricing Law, SB 478, requires the advertised price to include mandatory fees. We build the course price to carry registration and materials fees from the first view, with optional items such as a camp shirt or a printed workbook added clearly by choice.

    No surprise fees at the final step.

  • Recurring plans under California law

    Monthly tutoring memberships and term by term enrichment are automatic renewals. Since July 2025, California requires express consent to renewal terms, an annual reminder and online cancellation for anyone who signed up online. The account area has a cancel button that works.

    Renewals meet the Automatic Renewal Law as amended by AB 2863.

  • Learner access and online classrooms

    Paid enrollment opens the course in your learning system, whether Canvas, Schoology, Google Classroom or a course area built on the site, and adds the live class link to the student's schedule. Access closes when the term ends, and recordings of live sessions stay available to enrolled students only, so a course sold once is not shared freely across Los Angeles.

    Online students arrive on time on the first day.

  • Disruption days

    On smoke days or extreme heat, outdoor camps move indoors or online. Staff change the session format once and every family receives the update in their language, with the course page and the learner schedule changed together.

    A schedule change reaches every family within minutes.

  • Attendance, certificates and credit records

    Teachers mark attendance in the admin and completion triggers a certificate. For credit bearing summer courses, final grades export to your student information system rather than being retyped by the registrar.

    Records are complete when the course ends.

  • Admin roles and reports

    Separate access for program directors, front office staff, finance and teachers. Reports show enrollment by campus and format, revenue by program, outstanding installments and refunds, so leadership can see which offerings fill and which do not.

    Each role sees what it needs and nothing more.

  • Waitlists and section moves

    Popular Los Angeles summer sections fill in hours. When a seat opens, the next family on the waitlist gets a timed offer by email and text, and can pay to claim it. Families can also ask to move to another campus or format, and staff approve the move with the price difference handled automatically.

    Released seats are filled again the same day.

Who this is for

Who we build Los Angeles course stores for.

Los Angeles has an unusually varied mix of schools selling courses: faith based schools with summer programs, charter networks running intersession classes, arts schools selling studio courses and private schools opening online sections to students from other schools. The platform underneath is similar. The rules, buyers and catalog shape differ, and those differences decide what the first release should include. We also look at how families currently find you, because a school whose enrollment comes mostly through word of mouth in one neighborhood needs a different catalog entry point from one drawing students across Los Angeles County through search.

01

Private schools with summer and intersession programs

Summer school for credit, enrichment weeks and camps often run on separate tools at a private school, with different logins for each. We bring them into one store where a family account sees every program, every child and every payment, and the registrar sees credit courses separately from camps. Capacity, staffing and room use become visible across the summer before it starts.

One family account across every summer program.

02

Arts and performing arts schools

Los Angeles has many schools teaching acting, dance, music, film and visual art to young people. Their courses often need auditions or portfolio reviews before enrollment, which we handle as an application step that converts to a paid seat once staff approve it. Applicants upload a short video or images, faculty score them in the admin, and accepted students receive a payment link that holds their place for a set number of days before it is offered to the next applicant.

Application first, payment after approval.

03

Schools selling online courses beyond their own students

An accredited private school can sell online high school courses to homeschool families and to students at other schools who need a class their own campus does not offer. That means verifying grade level, collecting the other school's details for credit transfer, and keeping the learner data minimal. This is school paid learning portal development Los Angeles schools use to reach students well beyond their own campus.

Credit transfer details captured at enrollment.

04

Learning centers and test prep companies

For profit education companies running SAT, ACT and tutoring programs often meet the thresholds of the California Consumer Privacy Act. We build the privacy notice, the request process and the opt out of sharing into the store, and keep advertising pixels away from pages used by minors.

Privacy requests handled inside the admin.

From first call to an open registration day.

  1. 01Discovery on videoPrograms, campuses, buyers, pricing, renewal terms and systems reviewed with your registrar, finance lead and program staff, with California rules listed against each part of the store.
  2. 02Bilingual content planCourse data, page templates and emails planned in English and Spanish together, with any further languages your families use added as needed.
  3. 03Catalog and pricing rulesSections, formats, campuses, fees and discounts modeled as data, with mandatory fees inside the displayed price from the start.
  4. 04Payments and renewalsProcessor setup in your name, consent wording for renewals, online cancellation, annual reminders and refunds tested against your policy.
  5. 05Access and integrationsLearning system, student information system and accounting connected, with only the fields each one needs passed across.
  6. 06Launch and first seasonAccessibility checks, load testing for opening day, staff training on video, old registration links redirected, and a review after the first registration window to fix what Los Angeles families found hard.

Technology

What we build this with.

WooCommerce on WordPress for schools whose staff already edit a WordPress site, or a custom Next.js storefront with a Laravel back end when catalog logic, applications or integrations go beyond what a plugin can carry cleanly.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions Los Angeles schools ask about selling courses online.

It is priced from scope, which we write down in discovery.

The main drivers are the number of program types, whether courses need an application step, how many languages the store runs in, renewal plans, and integrations with your learning, student and accounting systems. A single summer catalog in two languages with card payments is a modest build. A multi campus store with online credit courses, applications and district invoicing is a larger one. We give you a written estimate once the scope is agreed, and we point out which features can wait for a second release if the budget is tight this season.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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