Migrate from Simplero to Heights Platform
Simplero can hold a lot of a creator business: courses, memberships, products, emails, automations, payments, pages, and customer records.
Moving to Heights should focus on the paid learning experience first. Keep the business workflows that still serve you, but rebuild courses, resources, memberships, bundles, community, coaching, certificates, and student progress inside a dedicated creator academy.
Simplero's current public pricing starts at $59/month billed annually for Starter, with higher tiers for more products, courses, sites, contacts, and features. Confirm plan limits before you move, then compare the total stack against what students actually need.
Free hand-migration help is available on annual Heights plans.
Simplero to Heights migration checklist
Separate learning content from business automation before importing students.
| Move to Heights | Review Before Moving | |
|---|---|---|
| Courses | Rebuild lessons, modules, downloads, projects, and certificates. | |
| Memberships | Recreate as subscriptions, bundles, products, and communities. | Group resources by outcome rather than old publication date. |
| Email Lists | Use only student records needed for product access. | Keep advanced marketing lists where they already work. |
| Automations | Do not copy old tags, abandoned sequences, or launch-only workflows by default. | |
| Payments | Products, subscriptions, bundles, coupons, and payment plans. | Test purchase, access, and welcome emails before directing traffic. |
| Students | Import into the right products or bundles. | Wait until the Heights academy is complete. |
What to preserve from Simplero
Preserve the active course content, membership resources, evergreen onboarding messages, and payment records that support current students. If an email workflow or tag structure is still producing sales or improving retention, it may be worth keeping in a specialized marketing setup.
Do not drag over every historical automation. Simplero accounts can accumulate launch pages, old tags, abandoned sequences, expired offers, and archived products. Migration is the right time to separate useful assets from clutter.
Why Heights is a stronger learning home
Heights is focused on the course and student experience: lessons, resources, projects, certificates, community, coaching-style offers, digital products, analytics, bundles, subscriptions, and AI-assisted creation. That makes it easier for students to understand what they bought and what to do next.
A Simplero migration works best when you translate business complexity into a simple learner journey. Students should not need to understand your tags, lists, or internal product architecture. They should log in, find the right course or membership, and start learning.
Simplero to Heights: Key Summary
Move to Heights if:
You want a cleaner student-facing academy for courses, communities, memberships, coaching, products, progress, certificates, and AI.
Keep Simplero longer if:
Your most important workflows depend on Simplero-specific email, site, automation, and contact systems that you are not ready to replace or simplify.
Heights Platform Overview
Learning First
Organize lessons, resources, community, projects, certificates, and progress around student outcomes.
Product Ecosystem
Sell courses, memberships, bundles, digital products, coaching resources, and communities.
Lower Complexity
Reduce old automation clutter and give students one clear home for their purchased content.
Free Simplero migration help
If you sign up for an annual Heights plan, our team can help hand-migrate your student-facing content for free. Organize assets by product, module, and lesson before requesting help.
FAQs: migrating from Simplero
Can Heights migrate my Simplero content?
Yes. Annual plan customers can receive free hand-migration help for student-facing content.
Will every Simplero automation move to Heights?
No. Review automations and keep only what still supports the current student journey or sales process.
Can I move memberships?
Yes. Memberships can be recreated as Heights subscriptions or bundles that include courses, community, downloads, and resources.