The longer answer.
A cohort course is a course that runs in defined start-and-end time blocks with a group of students enrolling together. Cohort courses typically include weekly live calls, a paid community for that cohort, and time-released lessons. They command 3-10× the price of equivalent self-paced courses because completion rates are higher and the social-pressure of a cohort drives outcomes. Kavieo's course builder supports both modes — set a cohort start date, drip the lessons, gate the community to enrolled cohort members, then roll the next cohort automatically.
Priyanshu Kumar — Founder of Kavieo
Part of the Kavieo Creator Economy Glossary, written from inside the platform. Cross-references to related terms below.
A structured digital education product, usually multi-module video lessons with progress tracking, sold as either a one-time purchase or cohort enrollment.
Content released to subscribers on a schedule (daily, weekly) instead of all at once — used for courses, newsletters, and onboarding sequences.
A course delivered through scheduled live sessions instead of recorded videos — high-touch, high-priced.