Is Coachli really free, or are there hidden fees?

Coachli is free to use with no monthly subscription. You only pay a transaction fee on successful sales. The rate depends on currency: 4% plus a small flat fee for Naira sales, and 7.5% for USD and other Stripe currencies. There are no setup fees, no listing fees and no charges for unused months. Both Coachli and Selar share this no-monthly-fee, pay-per-sale model.

Can I migrate from Selar to Coachli?

Yes. You can export your customer list and order history from Selar as a CSV, then import contacts into Coachli. For digital products, you re-upload your files (PDFs, courses, audio, video) into Coachli products. Many Nigerian creators run both platforms briefly during the switch and update their social bio links to point to the new Coachli profile when ready.

Does Coachli have a marketplace like Selar?

Selar has built a recognised marketplace where Nigerian buyers actively browse for digital products. Coachli does not currently have a public marketplace; each creator gets a profile page that ranks in search and works as a destination from social bios. If marketplace discovery inside the platform is your main acquisition channel, Selar still has the edge in Nigeria. Most established creators rely on their own audience, where Coachli's modern workflow tools matter more than internal discovery.

Can my international clients pay me on Selar?

Selar supports some international payment options but is built around the Nigerian market and processors. Diaspora and international buyers may experience friction with USD checkouts, refunds and dispute handling. Coachli pairs Paystack and Flutterwave for Naira with native Stripe USD checkout, so US, UK, Canada and Australia buyers pay through familiar global rails. If your audience is split between Nigeria and the diaspora, Coachli is the smoother fit.

Does Coachli support African payments like Selar (Paystack, Flutterwave)?

Yes. Coachli integrates Paystack and Flutterwave directly, so your Nigerian clients can pay with bank transfers, debit cards, USSD codes and mobile money exactly as they would on Selar. The Naira processing rate is identical: 4% + ₦50 on both platforms.

I'm a Nigerian creator with diaspora clients. Is Coachli or Selar better?

Coachli is built for this specific case. You serve your Lagos and Abuja clients in Naira via Paystack at 4% + ₦50, and your London, Toronto and New York clients in USD via Stripe at 7.5%, all from one dashboard with one product page. Selar offers similar coverage but is more Nigeria-centric; the diaspora USD checkout, dispute handling and international payout experience tends to be smoother on Coachli.

Is Coachli safe for processing payments?

Yes. Coachli uses Stripe, Paystack and Flutterwave as payment processors, each of which is PCI DSS compliant. Coachli never holds funds directly. Your payouts come from the processor to your bank account on the schedule each processor sets.

Can I try Coachli before committing?

Coachli has a free forever plan with no time limit. You can create your account, set up products and sessions and process real sales without ever paying a monthly fee. You only pay the transaction fee when you make a sale, exactly like Selar.

How does Coachli compare to other Selar alternatives like Gumroad or Stan Store?

Gumroad charges 10% + $0.50 per sale with no Naira support. Stan Store charges $29/month flat in USD only. Selar charges 4% + ₦50 on Naira and 7% + 50¢ on USD with strong Nigerian marketplace presence. Coachli matches Selar on Naira (same rate) and is slightly higher on USD (7.5% vs 7%), but adds native 1:1 sessions, live classes and a modern coaching workflow that Selar doesn't focus on.

Why should I trust Coachli for my coaching business?

Coachli has 15,000+ active coaches, consultants and creators using the platform, with over ₦1 billion in transactions processed to date. The company operates through Coachli Technology Inc. (Delaware, US) and Coachli Technology Ltd (Nigeria), giving you both Nigerian local presence and US corporate accountability. Payment processing is handled by Stripe, Paystack and Flutterwave, all of which are independently regulated. Your customer data and sales records belong to you and can be exported at any time.

Coachli vs Selar: which is right for Nigerian creators in 2026?

Coachli and Selar both charge no monthly fee and have similar per-sale rates (4% + ₦50 on Naira, ~7-7.5% on USD). Coachli adds native 1:1 sessions, live classes and Stripe USD for diaspora audiences. Full comparison.

Coachli vs Selar comparison for Nigerian coaches and creators in 2026

Coachli is a modern, multi-currency Nigerian alternative to Selar for coaches, consultants and creators serving both local and diaspora audiences. Both platforms charge no monthly fee and have very similar per-sale rates: 4% + ₦50 on Naira (tied), and 7-7.5% on USD (Selar slightly cheaper). The real difference is scope: Coachli is built around 1:1 sessions, live classes and a coaching workflow, while Selar is built around a Nigerian digital-product marketplace.

For Nigerian creators selling exclusively to a local audience and relying on marketplace discoverability, Selar's established Nigerian marketplace remains a strong fit. For Nigerian creators with diaspora or international clients, or coaches who need native 1:1 sessions and live classes alongside products, Coachli is the more complete platform.

At-a-glance comparison

See how Coachli and Selar stack up side by side.

Feature	Coachli	Selar
Monthly fee	$0	$0
Transaction fee	4% + ₦50 on Naira. 7.5% on USD and Stripe currencies.	4% + ₦50 on Naira. 7% + 50¢ on USD.
Free plan	Yes, unlimited	Yes, pay per sale
Product limits	Unlimited	Unlimited
Marketplace discoverability	Public profile page per creator	Established Selar marketplace in Nigeria
1:1 session bookings	Built in, no Zoom needed	Basic booking
Live classes	Built in, up to 10 co-hosts	Limited live event support
Digital products	E-books, courses, PDFs, audio, video, images	E-books, courses, events, memberships
Payment processors	Stripe, Paystack, Flutterwave	Paystack, Flutterwave, Stripe
Multi-currency (Naira, Cedi, Rand, USD)	Yes, native, including Stripe USD	Strong on Naira, USD support more limited
International audience reach	Stripe USD checkout for global buyers	Nigeria-centric, weaker for diaspora
Modern coaching workflow	Sessions, live classes, products in one place	Marketplace-first with creator tools

Pricing math at every revenue level

Both platforms charge $0/month. The comparison is per-sale rate and currency mix. Here is what that looks like by audience.

Nigerian creators paid in Naira

Coachli and Selar charge the same Naira rate: 4% + ₦50 per transaction. Both platforms route Naira through Paystack and Flutterwave, so the buyer experience and processor fees are essentially identical. For a Lagos-based creator earning ₦2,000,000/month, both platforms cost approximately ₦80,000 in Naira processing fees.

The Naira comparison is a tie on price. The decision factor for Nigerian creators is what you sell. Selar has stronger marketplace discoverability for short digital products. Coachli has stronger workflow tools for 1:1 coaching, live classes and structured courses.

USD-paid creators

For creators selling in USD to international or diaspora audiences, the per-sale rates are in the same neighbourhood. The decision factor is what each platform delivers around that rate.

Example 1, new creator at $2,000/mo: Coachli 7.5% = $150/mo, all-in including native Stripe USD checkout that global buyers recognise immediately. Built-in 1:1 session booking and live class hosting included at no extra rate.
Example 2, mid-tier at $5,000/mo: Coachli 7.5% = $375/mo, with native Stripe USD payouts to international banks and mature dispute handling at this scale.
Example 3, established at $15,000/mo: Coachli 7.5% = $1,125/mo, with Stripe reliability and multi-region support for diaspora-heavy audiences becoming the differentiator at this scale.

USD pricing: the two platforms are comparable on per-sale rate. Coachli's 7.5% is all-in via native Stripe checkout, with 1:1 sessions, live classes and multi-currency dashboard included at no extra rate. For creators with meaningful international revenue, the smoother USD experience and broader workflow tooling tend to matter more than fractions of a percent on the rate itself.

Multi-currency creators

If you sell to both Nigerian and international audiences, Coachli is built for this exact case. Native Paystack and Flutterwave handle Naira at 4% + ₦50, and native Stripe handles USD at 7.5%, all in one dashboard with one product page. Selar offers similar coverage but is more Nigeria-oriented; the USD checkout, dispute handling and international payout experience is less polished for diaspora buyers. For coaches and creators with a meaningful split between local and global revenue, Coachli is the more modern multi-currency Nigerian platform.