Graphy Pricing, Plans and Fees, and How Sikhami Compares

Graphy at a glance

Sikhami wrote this comparison, and we make Sikhami, so please read it with that in mind. We checked every detail about Graphy on its own website on 18 October 2026. Prices and features change, so check them again before you decide. Graphy is a trademark of its owner; Sikhami is not connected with it.

Graphy calls itself an all-in-one platform for creators, coaches and educators. You build a website with its AI website builder and sell courses, memberships, communities, coaching, webinars or digital products from it. Every Graphy business also gets a branded mobile app.

Graphy's plans and prices

These are the plans on Graphy's main pricing page, which shows prices in rupees. Each paid plan has a yearly price plus a fee on every sale.

Graphy lists these core features on every plan, among others:

• Your own branded Android app
• The AI website builder and free custom domain support
• Unlimited courses and learners
• Payments through Stripe or your preferred gateway, with country-specific prices for selling abroad
• Memberships, discounts and coupon codes
• Certificates given to learners automatically
• Unlimited live sessions and webinars
• Affiliate tracking, analytics, and live chat and email support

The pricing page does not mention GST. Graphy's terms say that payments to Graphy are subject to applicable taxes, so ask whether the prices above include GST.

Graphy's help centre also has an article for Indian creators about a revenue-share model. It describes a share of 10% + GST per transaction, or ₹10 if that is higher, and a one-time onboarding fee of ₹19,999. The article was last updated in March 2025, so ask Graphy which model applies to you. Graphy also has a separate pricing page for the United States, in dollars, so check which country's page you are reading.

Graphy and Sikhami side by side

Each row below is confirmed for both sides. Graphy's column comes from its own pricing page and home page.

When Graphy is the better choice

Graphy is built to give a creator a branded business of their own. It fits better if these points matter to you.

• You want your own app. Every Graphy plan includes a branded Android app, and the Rise plan adds an iOS app.
• You want your own website on your own domain, made with a website builder.
• You teach live. Graphy lists unlimited live classes and webinars on Launch, in the same place as your courses.
• You want DRM protection for your videos, which Graphy lists from the Launch plan up.
• You sell to learners abroad and want country-specific prices and Stripe payments.
• You already have an audience and want marketing emails, AI landing pages and affiliates in one place.

Sikhami does not give you an app, a domain, a website builder, built-in live classes for batches or DRM. If any of these is a must, Graphy or a similar platform is the right pick.

When Sikhami is the better choice

• You want to start without a yearly fee. Setting up and using Sikhami is free, with no subscription. Sikhami earns only when a learner buys something paid online: it keeps a share of that sale, and Google Play also takes its fee on purchases in the Android app.
• You want to see your share before you sell. When you type a price, Sikhami shows what you will receive per sale on the website and in the Android app. A How button shows the sum.
• You want learners to find you. Sikhami is a social network for learners. Your institute and every course get a public page, and learners find institutes by browsing categories.
• You have a YouTube playlist. You can turn it into a free course with tests and a certificate of completion. Our guide to turning a YouTube playlist into a course shows how.
• You sell more than courses. From your own account you can sell PDF notes, club memberships, meetups, study rooms with an entry fee, and a membership with members-only clips.
• You also teach classroom batches. Batches, attendance, a fee book and numbered receipts are free. Batch fees are paid to you directly, and Sikhami takes nothing from them.

How to try Sikhami alongside Graphy

You do not have to move everything at once. Start with one course and see how learners respond.

1. Sign up on Sikhami, open Learning studio and choose New teacher profile. Add your photo, username, short intro, email and phone, then publish it.
2. In Learning studio, choose New institute. A teacher sells video courses through an institute, and an institute is free.
3. Add your logo, username, about section, email, phone, full address and map location, then publish the institute.
4. Under Courses, choose New course and then Video course. Pick Upload videos or YouTube playlist. Video courses are made on the website.
5. Build the curriculum, add tests, keep or switch off the certificate, and set prices for 6 months, 1 year, 2 years or lifetime. You can also leave it free.
6. Share the course link on WhatsApp or social media. If they suit you, add paid notes, a club or a meetup from your own account.

Our page on Sikhami's free LMS explains each step, and Sikhami for teachers covers your profile and earnings.

What to check before you pick any course platform

Whichever platform you choose, work out what it will cost you in a year at the sales you expect. Look at these points.

• The fixed fee: per month or per year, and whether GST is added.
• The fee on each sale, any minimum per sale, and whether payment gateway charges come on top.
• Any set-up, onboarding or migration fee that is paid once.
• Limits on students, storage, live minutes, live sessions at the same time or emails.
• Which features need a higher plan or an add-on, such as an iOS app.
• How students can pay: UPI, cards, EMI or cards from abroad.
• Whether you can download your student list and your content if you leave.
• The refund rules for the plan fee itself.

A quick sum for Graphy's plans

Graphy's published numbers show where a higher plan starts to pay for itself. Grow costs ₹25,000 more a year than Launch and takes 2.5 percentage points less on each sale. So Grow costs less than Launch once your sales pass ₹10,00,000 a year. In the same way, Rise costs less than Grow once sales pass ₹20,00,000 a year. These sums leave out GST and gateway charges, and the plans differ in features too.

The ₹10 minimum matters for low prices. On Launch, a sale under ₹100 is charged ₹10, because 10% of it is less than ₹10. If you also want to compare Graphy with an app builder, see Classplus vs Graphy.

Good to know before you start

• Sikhami gives you no app, web address or website of your own. Students use the Sikhami website and Android app, with a free Sikhami account.
• Live classes for batches run on Google Meet or Zoom, and the batch keeps the link. Go live has no paid entry, and paid online meetups are for up to four people for up to an hour.
• There is no DRM, download protection or screen-recording protection. Paid notes have no copy protection once bought.
• Video courses are created on the website. A course has video lectures and tests but no PDF lectures, and tests are multiple choice with one correct answer.
• A YouTube playlist course is always free. A paid course uses videos you upload.
• To publish an institute you add a full address and map location, even if you teach online. Signed-in learners can see the address.
• In a paid membership, only clips can be members-only, and a membership does not renew automatically.