Major Update: Course Access Is Moving (Please Read)

This is an important announcement regarding any courses you may be enrolled in. The current course platform will no longer be accessible after May 27th, 2026.

Your courses aren’t going away, they’re just moving to a new home.

Please read below for instructions on how to access your account going forward.

Why This Is Happening

I’ve hosted my courses on Teachable since 2018.

Last week, I was notified of a major change in their pricing structure that would increase my costs from $200/month to potentially well over $3,000/month.

Unfortunately, I’m not in a position where I can absorb such a fee hike, so I made the decision to move everything to a self-hosted platform. I believe this is the best option for long-term stability.

What This Means For You

The good news is that I’ve already completed the migration. If you enrolled in a course on or after Sunday May 3rd, 2026, you’re already on the new platform and no action is needed.

If you enrolled before May 3rd, 2026, you’ll need to claim your account on the new platform.

How To Access Your Courses:

Go to: https://logosbynick.com/my-account/lost-password/

1. Enter the same email address you used on the old platform
2. If you signed up with your Google or Facebook account, use the email address associated with that account
3. Click Reset Password
4. Check your email for instructions to create your new password

Once completed, you’ll regain access to all of your purchased courses and bundles. Unfortunately, progress data will be lost, so be sure to make note of where you left off if you’re midway through a course.

Going forward, you can access your courses by signing in at https://logosbynick.com/my-account/ or by going to the main website (logosbynick.com) and clicking any of the sign in links.

Need Help?

If you run into any issues, email me at nick@logosbynick.academy

Please include as many detail as possible, such as:

• Any alternate email addresses you may have enrolled with
• Approximate purchase date (month/year)
• Description of the issue

I’ll be on standby for the next few weeks to make sure everything goes smoothly.

Final Note

This is not a change that I wanted to make, but my hand was forced. I promised you lifetime access to your courses when you enrolled and this is the best way for me to keep that promise.

My apologies for any inconvenience and I thank you for your support and understanding.