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We will deposit your sales to you immediately after a transaction has been completed. All payments are sent to your connected PayPal or Stripe account.
We support ALL file formats. You can upload any file type with any extension to Payhip.
Absolutely, you'll be able to cancel your account whenever you'd like if you decide we're not for you.
In most cases, it's legal to sell your study notes online. However, you should check whether your institution has any rules that would prohibit you from selling your notes – or even sharing them online for free. Some universities will take disciplinary action against students caught selling their study notes.
Some universities prohibit students from sharing class notes, aiming to protect faculty members' professional reputations - inaccurate or low-quality notes could be attributed to their classes by a student. Check your university's policies to see whether selling class notes is prohibited.
It's up to you what you want to charge for your study notes. Most likely, you'll be pricing your notes somewhere between $5 and $25 per document, depending on its length and scope. Charging too much will make your notes unaffordable for most students - but charging too little could make students think your notes are low-quality.
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You can sell your study notes online using Payhip. Simply format your notes as a .pdf then create a product in Payhip and set your price. You can then sell your notes through your own website, if you have one, or through your free Payhip store. You'll want to consider how best to market your study notes, perhaps through student groups on social media.
You can make money by selling copies of your class notes online. Other students studying the same or similar courses might well be willing to pay for your notes, especially if you take the time to make your notes as useful as possible. (For instance, you could include subheadings, bullet points, and academic references.) You could also potentially make money by taking notes for someone else, most likely as a student support “note taker” for someone with a disability or difficulty that makes it hard for them to write notes during class.
Your study notes are automatically copyrighted to you, as you wrote them. Even if they include ideas and facts taught to you by a professor or teacher, the notes themselves are copyright to you - not the person teaching you. If your notes are based on a textbook, be careful not to quote large chunks of the text. Small portions can normally be quoted under “fair use” copyright laws.
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