I work as a tech specialist, and whenever I had to set up online courses and everything surrounding them in the past, I had to stitch multiple services together using custom server scripts. I was constantly maintaining them and making manual fixes whenever one of the platforms updated its API. Things broke all the time at the absolute worst moments—right before a sales launch or a live stream—and I’d have to jump in and fix them urgently. Even simple tasks like sending an email took forever: export interested leads, import them into an email service, export click data, and then manually assign tasks to managers. Man, it was such a headache...

Over the last few years, I’ve switched entirely to AXL. They claim to be an all-in-one platform on their landing page, and honestly, that’s exactly what it is. No more running around trying to piece everything together just to make it work. Now I can actually focus on my work without getting pulled into technical fires. Setting up a webinar takes a couple of clicks. Setting up an email blast? A couple of clicks too. The other day they dropped an update with an AI assistant, so it looks like pretty soon I won't even need to click at all! :) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Since this platform replaces several different services, it can take some time to figure out how to set things up at first because there are quite a lot of features. But you can always ask support for help, and now with the AI assistant, it’s gotten even easier Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.