Websites for creators & educators

Turn a feed of videos into a course people can follow, pay for, and come back to

Rune builds custom websites for YouTube creators, course authors, and teachers anywhere in the country. We have built a 180-video channel into a membership course with per-age materials, and the owner edits it from the page itself. Fast, organized, and yours.

  • YouTube channels
  • Online courses
  • Homeschool curriculum
  • Tutors & coaches
  • Fitness & yoga instructors
  • Music teachers
  • Newsletter writers
  • Podcasts
  • Workshops & retreats

In a side-by-side Google Lighthouse test on mobile, a typical template site took 9.1 seconds to load. A Rune custom build took 2.8.

What you get

Websites for people who teach

Every site is custom, hand-built, and yours to keep.

A video library, not a feed

Your channel imported with descriptions and chapters, then filed into subjects, units, and lessons, so a family or a student can follow it in order.

Memberships that unlock materials

Videos stay free if you want; a paid membership opens the worksheets, lab sheets, or downloads. Stripe handles the money, the site handles who sees what.

Courses with real structure

Progress, prerequisites, and materials per lesson. Per-age or per-level versions of the same lesson so one course serves a whole family or a mixed class.

An email list you own

Sign-ups wired to your email service and a home page the list lands on. The audience follows you even when the platform changes the rules.

Edit from the page

Paste a YouTube link, drop a PDF on a lesson, reorder a unit, reply to a question, all from the site itself. No separate admin panel to learn.

Built for students, fast

Pages load instantly and the video player only loads when someone presses play, so a lesson works on a school Chromebook and a parent's phone.

FAQ

Questions creators and educators ask us

Can you import my existing YouTube channel?

Yes. We pull every public video with its description and chapters, then organize them with you into subjects and units. Your videos stay on YouTube; the site gives them structure.

Should I use Teachable or Kajabi instead?

Those work if you want a standard course page and are fine with the monthly fee and their look. A custom site costs more up front, has no platform fee, and can do things they cannot, like per-age materials or a design that is actually yours. We will tell you honestly which fits.

How do memberships and payments work?

Stripe handles subscriptions and cards. Members sign in, get what they paid for, and manage their own plan. You see who is active without touching a spreadsheet.

Can students or parents ask questions on a lesson?

Yes. Feedback threads on every lesson, emailed both ways, so a question gets answered where the lesson lives.

Do I need a developer to add a lesson?

No. Sign in, and the page grows its own controls: add a video, upload a worksheet, reorder, publish.

Wherever you work, let's get you more calls

Tell us what you do and the towns you serve. You will hear back from the person who builds your site, with a fixed quote.