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.
TagMango is another platform creators and coaching businesses in India use to sell courses and content. The comparison below is limited to the rows we have checked against TagMango's own published pricing page: commission, setup and branding fees, UPI billing, live classes, exams, gamification and a coding sandbox. We have not reviewed TagMango beyond these points, so this page does not claim anything about it outside them.
Classory vs TagMango
| What you get | Classory | TagMango |
|---|
| Commission on your sales | 0% with your own Razorpay account, or a flat 5% on the managed option | 10% |
| Setup / branding fee | None | A yearly setup and branding fee |
| 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 on your sales once you connect your own Razorpay account, so payments settle straight to your bank. If you do not have a gateway set up yet, Classory can collect payments for you instead, for a flat 5% to cover processing. Either way, there is no setup fee and no branding fee to launch a workspace.
TagMango takes a 10% commission on sales and, on top of that, lists a yearly setup and branding fee on its own pricing page. Worked through in words rather than rupee figures: a creator on TagMango is giving up a larger share of every sale than a Classory creator on the 0% option, and is also paying an annual fee before any of that. The exact fee amount is on TagMango's own page and is best checked there directly, since fees like this change over time.
What only Classory has
Of the rows above, four are things TagMango 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. TagMango's live classes are marked partial in our review, where Classory's are native.
Where TagMango may fit better
Both platforms bill in rupees and support UPI Autopay, so that is not a reason to choose between them. If brand recognition among Indian creators matters more to you than an AI assistant, an exam engine or a coding sandbox, that is a fair reason to look at TagMango directly and compare its current fee and feature list for yourself.
Frequently asked questions
Does Classory really charge 0% commission?
Yes, when you connect your own Razorpay account, sales settle to your bank with no cut taken by Classory. If you would rather not set up a gateway yourself, Classory can process payments for you for a flat 5%.
Is there a setup or branding fee on Classory?
No. There is no setup fee and no branding fee on any Classory plan. See /pricing/ for what each plan includes.
Does Classory support UPI payments like TagMango does?
Yes. Classory is built for India with native UPI Autopay and card payments through Razorpay, and every price is in rupees with a GST invoice.
Can I bring an exam bank or coding practice into a TagMango-style workflow?
Classory has both built in: reusable question banks with timed, auto-graded exams, and CodeLoop, an in-browser coding IDE with autograded problems. Start a workspace at /onboarding and see /pricing/ for plan details.
