Fill every session with people ready for it.
Create your course page and share one link. People see whether it fits them before they enroll, ask to hear about the next session in between, and finish with a completion you sign.
Why list it here
Fill every seat with someone who can use it.
A course page from your link
Fill the next session first
Every enrollment in one place
A completion that counts
Useful from your first share
How it works
From your course page to your next full session, in five steps. Only the first one takes your time.
1List your course
Paste the link to your course or drop the syllabus. The page is drafted; you set who it is for.
2Share the link
In your newsletter, community, partners and on social.
3People see if it fits
Before they enroll, each person sees which of your rules they meet.
4Fill the next session
Between sessions, people ask to hear when it opens. Tell them all at once.
5Sign who finished
Completions are signed by you and kept on each person's record.
Where people look for what to learn next
Superscout lists 34 courses from 27 providers. Yours appears alongside them, with your sessions and your enrollment link first.
Any course that runs again and again
Pick the kind of course you run
The kind sets what people expect to see, like a start date, a pace or a credential. A one-off date is an event, with its own page.
Cohort course
Self-paced course
Bootcamp
Workshop or masterclass
Executive education
Certificate track
Summer or spring school
Academic course or track
Who it is for
Set who the course is for, and how sure you need to be
Rules for people, and for the startups behind them. Each one comes with its check; questions in your own words come to you.
- Declared
- their word
- Evidenced
- a document or their website
- Verified
- checked at the source
- Attested
- confirmed by someone who knows
A real personVerified
Works at a companyVerified
Current roleEvidenced
Years of experienceEvidenced
Founded a companyVerified
Startup: its stageAttested
Student or researcherVerified
Finished a course beforeAttested
Based in a countryDeclared
A question in your own wordsYou review
How people enroll
On your own page, here, or before the next session
Pick one per course. Wherever people enroll, what was checked travels with them.
Your enrollment page
Here, with confirmed seats
Before the next session
Enrollments
Every enrollment in one place
Each one arrives with what was checked, how and when. Your team confirms the seat.
Interested
Enrolled
Started
Completed
Enrollments also reach you by email, by webhook to your tools, or as an export.
What's included
Everything a course needs, in one place
Add your courseLive
Enrollment link
Who it is for
Waitlist for the next session
Enrollments
Completion on the record
Course report
Verified profileLive
Where you can start
Start from wherever you are
From this page
From your organization
From a course already listed
From the courses directory
Start here
Start from the link to your course
Your page is drafted from it. Who it is for, enrollments, the waitlist and completions are all included.
Questions about listing a course
Do I need an audience on Superscout first?
No. Share your course link wherever you already reach people: your newsletter, community, partners and social. Whoever sent them, people check whether the course fits here before they enroll. People already looking for what to learn next on Superscout find it too.
Can I list a one-off workshop?
Courses here run again and again: cohorts, self-paced courses, bootcamps, workshops and certificate tracks. A single date is an event; list it as one.
Can people enroll on your own site?
Yes. Send people who fit on to your own enrollment page with what was already checked attached. Or keep enrollments in your Superscout inbox.
What does a completion on someone's record mean?
When you mark someone as finished, Superscout records that you, the provider, confirmed it. Other organizations see it as attested, the strongest proof level.
Your course is already on Superscout. How do you take it over?
Create your course from the same link, with an email at your organization's domain. Once that address is confirmed, your version is the official one and leads wherever people compare courses.









