Account form first; subscriptions and gift cards use the item form
List a Coursera account
A login that belongs to the buyer alone once the order is complete.
Item listings for access that is not handed over as a full login.
A shared login sold with a set number of days you promise to support it.
Set up your seller account Register and save a payout method before publishing. The guide to selling on EB24 covers that setup for every title.
Choose account or item A login the buyer signs into goes through the account form. A subscription or gift card delivered without handing over a login goes through the item form. Each appears on its own listing page.
Fill in the fields Accounts need a duration in months and an account type of Private or Shared, with optional warranty days. Items need an item type of Subscription or Gift Card, with an optional duration.
Price against similar offers No value calculator covers Coursera. Filter the live account offers by months and account type and compare what is listed before you set a figure.
Deliver and collect The buyer pays at checkout. You deliver the login or the item inside the order, the buyer confirms it works, and the amount moves to your EB24 balance.
Length in months and account type are on the listing before anyone writes to you. Buyers who message you already know whether the access is private or shared and how long it runs, so the chat can focus on delivery.
The buyer pays EB24 at checkout, before you send any login details. You do not hand over access first and hope for payment, and the buyer does not pay a stranger directly and hope for access.
If a buyer reports a problem, the order is reviewed under the terms of service using the order chat as the record. You are not left arguing with someone in a private message with nothing to show.
Completed orders and reviews stay on your seller profile across all titles. A good record from Coursera sales counts when you list something else on EB24.
The Coursera account form is short: two required fields and one optional field. On the Coursera account listings, buyers filter on duration, account type, price and seller rank, with warranty days under more filters. The selling guide explains the parts shared with every title.
There is no region field on Coursera listings, so the fields above carry most of the decision. The help centre explains how warranty claims are handled if a buyer loses access.
Not every Coursera sale is a login. Subscriptions and gift cards go through the item listing form and appear on the Coursera item listings, where buyers filter by item type, duration, price, seller rank and delivery time.
A handful of listings is easy to manage from the dashboard. Many offers across durations and types are easier through the EB24 API, which lets your own tools create and update listings.
API keys come from Integrations in your dashboard. Before listing a large batch, contact the team through the contact form.
The buyer pays at checkout and EB24 holds the payment until the buyer confirms delivery. Then it moves to your balance. Commission and withdrawal details apply to all titles and sit in the help centre. Both sides agree to the terms of service.
Subscription sellers often handle more than one service. The Amazon Prime Video seller track and the Spotify seller track explain those titles, and all sales go to the same balance.
Yes. Coursera has an account form with two required fields, duration in months and account type, and optional warranty days. The login details, including the email address, are delivered to the buyer inside the order. The button on this page opens the account form once your payout method is saved.
Private means the buyer is the only person using the login after the sale. Shared means other people also use it. Account type is a main filter on the Coursera account page, so choosing the right one sends your offer to buyers who want exactly that kind of access.
Yes, as an item. The item form asks for an item type of Subscription or Gift Card, and you can add a duration of 1, 3, 6 or 12 months. Items appear on their own Coursera item page, where buyers also filter by delivery time and seller rank.
No. Neither the Coursera account form nor the item form has a region field. Buyers decide mostly on duration, account type or item type, price, seller rank and, for accounts, warranty days. That makes filling those fields accurately even more important for getting orders.
There is no value calculator for Coursera, so compare with live listings. Filter the account page by the same number of months and account type, or the item page by the same item type and duration, and look at what is already offered before choosing your price.
It is optional. If you can support the login for a set period, entering that number of days lets buyers find your offer through the warranty filter and gives them a reason to choose it. Only promise days you can actually cover, because buyers will expect help within that period.
The buyer pays EB24 at checkout and the money is held while you deliver. After the buyer confirms the login or item works, the amount moves to your EB24 balance. You withdraw it using the payout method saved on your profile, whenever you want.
Coursera sets its own terms for learners, and those terms apply whether an account was bought on EB24 or anywhere else. EB24 holds payments and reviews disputes, which protects buyers and sellers from each other. It does not override Coursera rules, and sellers should say so plainly.
Two fields decide which learners see a Coursera account. Fill them to match what you hold, price against similar offers, and deliver inside the order once payment is held.
List a Coursera account
