Who each is for
Classory is a white-label LMS and online course platform from India, built and operated by Incrix. A workspace runs on its own subdomain or a fully custom domain, with its own logo, colours and branded login. It covers courses, cohort and drip batches, live classrooms, exams with reusable question banks, secure video, a built-in AI assistant called Clay, CodeLoop for in-browser coding practice, and gamified engagement, all in one workspace.
Graphy is another course-selling platform used by creators and academies in India. This page is limited to the rows we have checked against Graphy's own published pricing page: commission, setup and branding fees, UPI billing, live classes, exams, gamification and a coding sandbox. We have not reviewed Graphy beyond these points, so nothing else about it is claimed here.
Classory vs Graphy
| What you get | Classory | Graphy |
|---|
| Commission on your sales | 0% with your own Razorpay account, or a flat 5% on the managed option | 5-10% |
| Setup / branding fee | None | A yearly setup and branding fee, scaling with plan |
| UPI Autopay and rupee billing | Yes | Yes |
| Built-in AI assistant | Yes (Clay) | No |
| Native live classes | Yes | Partial |
| Exam engine (question banks, timed exams, auto-grading) | Yes | No |
| Gamified engagement | Yes | No |
| In-browser coding sandbox (CodeLoop) | Yes | No |
Competitor figures are as published on their own pricing pages when we last reviewed them and can change; check the vendor's current page before deciding.
Where the money goes
Classory charges 0% commission once you connect your own Razorpay account, so sales settle straight to your bank, with a flat 5% managed option if you would rather Classory handle the payment gateway for you. There is no setup fee and no branding fee either way.
Graphy's published commission sits in a 5-10% range, and on top of that its pricing page lists a yearly setup and branding fee. Put in words rather than a rupee figure: the more of Graphy's plan tiers you climb, the larger that fee tends to be, on top of a commission that is already higher at its upper end than Classory's managed-option rate. Check Graphy's own page for the current numbers before deciding, since fees like this are reviewed and changed by the vendor over time.
What only Classory has
Of the rows above, four are things Graphy does not offer at all: a built-in AI assistant, an exam engine with reusable question banks and auto-grading, gamified engagement (streaks, brain games and leaderboards), and an in-browser coding sandbox. Graphy's live classes are marked partial in our review, where Classory's are native.
Where Graphy may fit better
Both platforms bill in rupees and support UPI Autopay, so that is not a reason to choose between them. If you specifically want an established course-selling brand in the Indian creator space and do not need an AI assistant, exam tooling or a coding sandbox, that is a fair reason to look at Graphy directly and compare its current plan tiers and fees for yourself.
Frequently asked questions
Is Classory's commission always lower than Graphy's?
Classory is 0% with your own Razorpay account, or a flat 5% on the managed option. Graphy's published range is 5-10%, so Classory's rate is at or below the low end of that range depending on which option you pick. Check Graphy's current page for its exact figure.
Does Classory charge a setup or branding fee like Graphy does?
No. Classory has no setup fee and no branding fee on any plan. See /pricing/ for what each plan includes.
Can I run live classes on Classory the way I would on Graphy?
Yes, natively, with recordings, threaded discussion and inline materials. Our review marks Graphy's live classes as partial.
Does Classory have an AI assistant like Graphy?
Graphy does not have one in our review. Classory includes Clay, an AI teaching assistant that answers students, generates practice questions, and helps write and explain code, on every plan. Start at /onboarding or see /pricing/ for details.
