Both are quite similar and one of the main differences are in the pricing (lifetime deal w/Thrivecart vs. monthly Samcart subscription). I've used both in the past w/ creator's I've worked with. Personally I prefer Clickfunnels as it's much more advanced. But if I'd choose between Samcart vs. Thrivecart I'd go with Samcart :) It's more intuitive, and they also have better templates.

@Ryan Denman For sure → Creating custom GPT's for yourself is the best investment you can make time-wise. You spend a couple of hours training it, but it's worth it and saves so much time. So basically train ChatGPT to speak like you, and give it specific prompts to output written content, scripts, hooks, ideas, website copy, etc.!

@Kevon Cheung This isn't useless! It's definitely important to sell to good customers. The problem is that when a course is interesting enough someone just buys it to resell etc. People sometimes even come together to pitch in and buy an expensive course... I just secured the courseleak.com domain and am thinking of potentially turning it into a site where I document my journey of fighting against course piracy :)

Systeme is decent if you want to save costs :) It's truly all-in-one as you can host it on your own domain, publish blogs, build several sales funnels, and have unlimited file storage! Keep in mind that their free plan has a floating "badge" -> Which you can disable if you upgrade to a paid plan!

You can implement a “no refund policy” meaning people cannot ask for refunds as you’re selling digital products/access to digital products. Then you should be able to dispute the chargeback! The issue with chargebacks often stems from your landing page or brand not clearly communicating what the course entails. When people pay and then feel the product is not what they expected, it means the value proposition wasn’t communicated effectively, or the expectations were different. Additionally, there are people who exploit course creators by finding loopholes, buying courses, getting a chargeback, and then reselling those courses in illegal marketplaces. So try to implement a no-refund/all sales are final policy in the ToS. That will make your life easier. But ideally it shouldn’t even get to the stage where people do chargebacks :)

@Leo M You're more than welcome! Let me know if you have any other q's regarding this :)