One question per currency
“A course at 4,500 DZD — what would you sell it for in euros?” Your answer prices every course, session, community and digital product at once, rounded the way you choose (39 rather than 38.7).
Features / Sell abroad
Students abroad see your price in their currency. You answer one question.
The diaspora in France and Canada, students in the Gulf and the Maghreb: every visitor sees your prices in their country's currency and language, and pays by PayPal or bank transfer — without re-pricing your offers one by one.
- 24
- currencies available
- 12
- currencies per school
- 0%
- commission on your sales
Before Dirassa+
How do teachers sell abroad today?
- A student in Paris asks “how much in euros?” in your DMs, and you work it out every time.
- A page in dinars only, so visitors abroad assume it isn't for them and leave.
- Transfers from abroad arrive with no idea which course they're for, so you open access by hand.
- You don't know how much you sell outside Algeria, or where your students come from.
What you get
A new country, without new work.
Your dinar prices stay the reference. Each currency you add asks one question; the platform works out the rest and keeps it current.
Your own price when you want it
Change any offer's price in any currency, or hold it back from a currency. Everything else follows your dinar prices whenever they change.
The visitor's currency, automatically
The visitor's country is detected: they see the price in their currency if you've priced it, otherwise in a fallback currency you choose. They can switch it themselves.
Language by country
A first visit opens your site in the language of the visitor's country, among those your site is published in (Arabic, French, English), and you can change any country's language.
PayPal and bank transfer
PayPal through your own account, with access opened automatically after payment. And bank transfer to the account you set for each currency, with a receipt you review just like a BaridiMob one.
A sales-abroad report
In analytics: what you sell outside Algeria, its share of your sales, and its split by currency, country and payment method.
How it works
From Algeria to the world, in four steps.
- 1
Add a currency
Pick it (the euro, say) and answer one question: the price of a course you know, in that currency.
- 2
Review the prices
A table of every offer and its worked-out price; change what you like, and it saves itself.
- 3
Choose how you get paid
Connect PayPal, and enter your bank account for that currency (IBAN and SWIFT).
- 4
Share your site
One link for every country: each visitor sees the price in their currency and language, and the order lands in your dashboard.
Pricing
One price you know sets all the others.
No exchange-rate tables, no maths: you say what one course sells for in the new currency, every other price follows the same ratio, rounded to amounts that look deliberate. And every price stays in your hands.
- Three roundings: the nearest whole number, prices ending in 9 (19, 39, 49…), or round amounts (15, 460, 4,550…).
- Every subscription plan has its own price, and any offer can be held back from a currency.
- Currency prices are always whole numbers: €39, not €38.70.
- Courses sold in instalments sell abroad in one payment at the full price; physical products stay in Algeria.
Countries and languages
The world is open. You only set the details.
No country list to keep: each country sees its own currency if you've priced it, and the rest of the world sees your fallback currency. The language follows the country, with your say where you know your students better.
- One fallback currency for every country without its own price — the dollar for the rest of the world, for example.
- Countries you'd rather not sell to in currencies: their visitors see your dinar prices and Algerian payment methods only.
- The language is chosen on the first visit only; visitors change it whenever they like, and their choice sticks.
- Search engines always see your dinar prices, so your page data stays consistent.
Reports
How much you sell abroad, from where, in which currency.
A dedicated section in the finance tab: sales abroad at their dinar value so they add up with your sales in Algeria, compared with the previous period, and what students actually paid in each currency, with no conversion.
- The share of all sales in the period that came from abroad.
- The split by country, payment method and kind of offer (courses, sessions, communities, store).
- How many transfers are waiting for your review right now, with a link to them.
- A teacher in your school sees only their own courses' numbers, and only with the revenue permission.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a bank account outside Algeria?
Not necessarily. PayPal works with your own account, and bank transfer only appears for currencies where you've entered an account that receives them. You choose what fits your situation.
Do my currency prices change when I change my dinar price?
Yes, unless you set a price of your own for that offer. Worked-out prices always follow your dinar price; your own prices stay as you wrote them.
How does the site know the visitor's country?
From where their connection comes from when they visit. If they want another of your currencies, they switch it themselves, and the choice follows them to checkout.
What does a student from a country I haven't priced see?
Your prices in the fallback currency you chose; with no fallback, they see dinars and the Algerian payment methods.
Does access open automatically after payment?
With PayPal, yes, as soon as the payment completes. With bank transfer, once you've reviewed and approved the receipt, just like BaridiMob.
Is this on every plan?
Yes. Every feature on every plan, with 0% commission on your sales.
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