The company marks its two-year anniversary on May third and has raised $4.5 million to-date and has experienced rapid revenue growth averaging over 20% revenue growth month over month for the last 12 months, essentially multiplying its revenue tenfold in one year.

'We're probably the largest online education company no one knows about,' Founder Ankur Nagpal said, 'And what's most exciting about this is that the we're still on the ground floor. In the future, more people will sell information online than physical goods and while there are a plethora of billion dollar companies that help you create your own online store to sell physical goods, the market for information is wide open.'

Teachable crossed the 1 million student marker in January 2016 making them one of the fastest growing education companies to hit this landmark. To put things in perspective, over 700,000 educational videos, or four and a half years worth of video content, has been uploaded through the software. Nagpal owes this fact to Teachable's growth model, which differs from typical course marketplaces like Udemy, Coursera or Udacity.

Unlike a marketplace, which caters to both students and teachers, Teachable is laser focused on providing the best teacher experience, and Nagpal believes, the teachers will bring the students.

This difference is played out in the customization and control a teacher has access to with their course. Unlike a marketplace, every teacher has complete access to student data and control over branding and pricing allowing instructors to create their own marketing strategies. Through this, each individual teacher is able to market and sell their courses on their own branded website rather than rely on the marketplace model, which sacrifices control.

Instructors on Teachable have sold over $10 million in courses with $3 million earned in the last two months alone. The average instructor makes $5,000 per course launch, which is why online courses have become the product of choice for bloggers, YouTubers and online entrepreneurs.

Teachers have seen success with courses on everything from programming, marketing and design to cake decorating, jazz guitar and watercolor painting. The Teachable customer base boasts a range of high-profile users including individuals like Carrie-Anne Moss, Boyce Watkins and Nir Eyal, but caters to the average person as there's no technical expertise necessary to use Teachable.

Teachable is also used by enterprise companies looking to train customers, employees or simply offer courses to enhance their customer experience. Enterprise companies using Teachable include ICANN, Intuit and the University of Pennsylvania.

To learn more about Teachable, visit Teachable.com, email contact@teachable.com or Tweet at the company @teachableHQ.

About Teachable

Teachable empowers anyone to create and sell beautiful online courses. Your skills and experiences are valuable. Build a beautiful course website and control your branding, student data, and pricing all from one place without any technical expertise.