Learning platform, too expensive

[Wiezel]

I've created the idea to make an online learning platform (Dutch) for companies where they can store all their material and create quizzes for co-workers to stay up-to-date.

This all at one place with an easy UI and great tracking pages so managers can see what their co-workers are progressing on.

Now I had some contact with web developers, designers etc. Estimated costs are around $40.000-$50.000.

Unfortunate this is way out of my budget zone. So this kinda hit me hard.
There are no other Dutch options for this so I think it can work.

How do I proceed from now since I don't have the money for it.
Is it a bad idea? Not fundable? Too hard?

 

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[Andy Black]

Can you provide it as a service initially, and setup a internal learning portal for a few businesses?

There’s teachable, thinkific, learndash, kajabi, and loads of other options, even Facebook Workspaces (or whatever they’re called). Maybe you even find a way to use software that’s already out there?

If you provide it as a service initially, then you get paid to engage your market hand-to-hand. The learnings doing that will be priceless.

 

[Wiezel]

Can you provide it as a service initially, and setup a internal learning portal for a few businesses?

There’s teachable, thinkific, learndash, kajabi, and loads of other options, even Facebook Workspaces (or whatever they’re called). Maybe you even find a way to use software that’s already out there?

If you provide it as a service initially, then you get paid to engage your market hand-to-hand. The learnings doing that will be priceless.

What do you mean by providing it as a service initially?
Create a course on Teachable based on the material my client offers and let them do their tests on there?

Extra thing, it's all English. I want to offer it do Dutch clients.

Isn't it a bit weird I want to offer a learning platform and then using someone else his/her work?