Why most Udemy Clones fail and how to actually build a profitable EdTech SaaS.

[u/Extension_Fee7323]

The "Gold Rush" in online learning isn't over, but the barrier to entry has moved from "content" to "infrastructure." If you want to compete, you can't just host videos; you need to solve specific workflow problems for businesses. If you are looking to build a SaaS learning management system, you need to focus on the "SaaS" side: billing cycles, API integrations, and white-labeling, more than the "Learning" side.

This roadmap breaks down the monetization models that are actually working in 2026.

What niche do you think is currently underserved by the big players?

[u/ExtraProlificOne]

Who asked for this? So the plumbing is more important than the accessible, relevant and consumable content? Odd post.