The LearnDash dashboard your school actually uses
Build LearnDash courses from the front end. Run the reports finance teams ask for.
Instructors build lessons, quizzes, and certificates from the front of the site. Admins get the LearnDash dashboard reports finance and compliance keep asking for. One plugin replaces ProPanel, WISDM Instructor Role, and the rest.
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Built for
Six audiences already using Dashboard for LearnDash in production.
Each of these started with a specific community problem. Pick the one closest to yours and use it as a starting template.
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Solo course creators
Write the next lesson on Tuesday morning without leaving the front of your site. Send the quiz score spreadsheet to your accountant on Friday afternoon without touching any database.
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Multi-instructor schools
Every instructor only sees the courses they own. They build the course, mark the assignments, and pull their own revenue report from one screen you never have to babysit.
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Corporate training teams
Enroll 500 employees from a spreadsheet in one go. Pull the time-tracked completion report when audit asks. Send essay submissions to legal in the format they want.
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Growing online schools
Twelve reports cover enrollment, drop-off, top courses, quiz attempts, essays, time on lesson, and commission history. The school decides what to fix without scheduling another data call.
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WordPress agencies
Ship one plugin instead of stacking five. Client gets one licence to renew, one vendor to call. You stop juggling ProPanel and WISDM renewals on every site.
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Students and learners
One page shows enrolled courses, progress, quiz scores, assignment feedback, downloaded certificates, and the open thread with the instructor.
See it in action
How Dashboard for LearnDash looks on your site.
Switch between space types in the preview. The same plugin renders all four patterns on your community.
What it covers
Everything the LearnDash dashboard should have done out of the box.
No feature is locked behind a tier. Personal, Developer, and Agency all get the same six feature clusters. The plan only controls how many sites you can run it on.
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Front-end course builder
Instructors create courses, lessons, topics, quizzes, and certificates from the same page students sign in to. They never see the WordPress admin. Course cloning copies every lesson, topic, and quiz in one click.
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Assignment and quiz review
Approve essays, mark quiz attempts, and leave feedback right from the lesson view. Add your own course fields without a separate plugin. The student gets the result as a course announcement before they refresh the page.
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Zoom meetings inline
Schedule a Zoom meeting from the lesson it relates to. Students get a one-click join button on their dashboard. Past meeting recordings save against the lesson so absentees catch up without a separate hunt.
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Twelve reports finance actually asks for
Six visual charts and six tabular reports. Completion rate, enrollment trend, drop-off, top courses, time tracked, quiz attempts, essay queue, commission history. Every report exports to CSV with one click.
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Group and bulk enrollment
Group hierarchy with seat caps, badges, and generated enrollment codes. Bulk-enroll 500 learners from a CSV without timing out. The Uncanny Groups module is built in instead of a separate $199 plugin.
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Student messaging and announcements
Private message threads attach to the lesson they reference, so the conversation always has context. Course announcements broadcast to enrolled students at once. Works alongside BuddyPress without breaking either.
Made for
Six audiences. One product.
Solo course creatorsMulti-instructor schoolsCorporate training teamsGrowing online schoolsWordPress agenciesStudents and learners
Pricing
Three site limits. Same workspace and same reports in every plan.
Personal, Developer, and Agency share the full feature set. The plan controls how many sites you can run it on and how fast support replies. Lifetime stays cheaper than two years of the addon stack you are leaving behind.
Launch price · 20% off
Personal
$79 / year $99
or $199 lifetime $249
One LearnDash site, one renewal. Replaces the standard ProPanel plus WISDM Instructor Role stack on a single school.
- Use on one site
- Front-end course, lesson, and quiz builder
- Student dashboard with progress and certificates
- Twelve reports plus CSV export on each
- Group seat management and CSV bulk-enroll
- Zoom scheduling and private messaging
- Standard email support
Launch price · 20% off
Developer
$159 / year $199
or $279 lifetime $349
Up to five LearnDash sites. The point at which the LearnDash addon stack you replaced was costing $3,000 a year.
- Use on up to five sites
- Everything in Personal
- Priority email support with faster response
- Roll out to staging plus production plus client sites
- First-look access to new modules
- Direct line to the engineer maintaining the plugin
Launch price · 20% off
Agency
$199 / year $249
or $399 lifetime $499
Unlimited LearnDash sites. For agencies and platforms shipping a LearnDash build for every client.
- Use on every LearnDash site you run
- Everything in Developer
- White-label ready: hide our branding
- Senior engineer on Slack for emergencies
- Quarterly review with the maintainer
- Migration help moving clients off the addon stack
20% launch discount applied automatically via the LD-Dashboard coupon when you use the buttons above · 30-day money-back guarantee on every Pro plan · Free plan has no card requirement
Before you buy
Questions LearnDash schools ask before they switch.
Answered by the team that builds and supports Dashboard for LearnDash. If your question is not here, send it from the contact page and you will hear back the same business day.
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Does Dashboard for LearnDash replace ProPanel?
Yes. Dashboard for LearnDash includes the same reports ProPanel offers plus six more, with one-click spreadsheet export on every report. Most schools uninstall ProPanel after the second renewal cycle to consolidate licences.
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Can instructors build courses without WordPress admin access?
Yes. Every authoring action runs on the front of your site. Instructors create courses, lessons, topics, quizzes, and certificates from the same page their students sign in to. They never need a WordPress admin login.
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Will my existing LearnDash courses, students, and groups stay intact?
Yes. Dashboard for LearnDash reads from the same LearnDash data tables. Install on the staging copy of your site, confirm everything still works, then activate on production. No data migration is required.
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How is this different from WISDM Instructor Role?
WISDM Instructor Role gives instructors a back-end workspace inside WordPress admin. Dashboard for LearnDash gives them a front-end workspace, plus the reports, plus group seat management, plus Zoom scheduling, plus messaging. One licence covers what three or four separate addons do.
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Can I run it on more than one site?
Yes, depending on plan. Personal at $99 covers one site. Developer at $199 covers up to five sites. Agency at $249 is unlimited. All three plans include the same features, no tier-gating.
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What is included beyond the front-end course builder?
Twelve reports, group and bulk enrollment with spreadsheet import, private student-instructor messaging, course announcements, Zoom meeting scheduling inside lessons, commission tracking for multi-instructor schools, course cloning, and assignment review. The full feature list is on this page.
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Is there a money-back guarantee?
Yes. Thirty days, no questions asked. The trust line at the top of this page covers it.
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Does it work with BuddyPress and Uncanny Groups?
Yes. BuddyPress runs alongside without breaking either plugin. The Uncanny Groups seat-management workflow is built directly into the dashboard, not added as a separate dependency.
Move your LearnDash school onto one workspace this week.
Install on the staging copy. Existing courses, students, and groups stay where they are. The next renewal cycle is one invoice, not five.