Spotting
For creators
You’re good at this. Get paid to teach it.
You already know how to lift a stain, finish a jacket, or run a clean shift. Turn that into a course once — and earn from it every time someone in the trade needs to learn it.
The deal
95%
of every sale is yours.
Put a price on a lesson. Keep almost all of it.
Set your own price. When someone buys your course, 95% of the proceeds go to you — no studio, no production company, no agent taking a cut. You did the work and you’re good at it; the income should be yours. The other 5% keeps the lights on and the audience coming.
You keep 95% You set the price Free to publish
Jobs to teach
If you can do it on the floor, you can teach it here.
The best courses aren't theory — they're the exact thing you do every day, shown step by step. A few starting points, straight from our categories:
Pressing
Finish a wool jacket with sharp lapels and zero shine.
Alterations
Measure and pin a hem that hangs perfectly the first time.
Pricing
Price a ticket so the shop actually makes money.
Shift Life Cycle · Scheduling
Open, run, and close a shift that never falls behind.
Equipment · Metal Progetti · Forenta GMS
Keep the conveyor and finishing gear dialed in — and fix it when it isn't.
Drivers · Dispatch · Hanging Inventory
Build routes and route inventory that never lose a garment.
Employees · Payroll
Take a new presser from day one to productive in a week.
Sixteen categories, from Spotting to Metal Progetti and Forenta GMS. If it’s part of the trade, there’s a shelf for it — and the world’s expert on it could be you.
Recurring income
Every new hire is another sale.
Your course doesn’t sell once. The trade hires constantly, and every shop that grows has to train the next person. Publish a course today and it keeps selling every time a company onboards someone who needs your lesson — while you’re at the board.
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A shop hires
New people join the trade every week — turnover is constant.
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They train on your course
The company assigns your lesson to onboard them properly.
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You get paid
Another sale lands — you keep 95%, while you're at the board.
And companies don’t just browse — they assign. When a shop puts your course in front of its whole team, that’s not one sale, it’s a roster.
Beyond the course
A free course is the best business card you’ll ever hand out.
Price a course low — or give it away. It shows exactly how good you are, to exactly the people who do the hiring. Owners who watch you teach don’t just learn; they call. Use your course as the front door to consulting, equipment installs, or training a plant in person — on your terms, at your rate.
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You publish a sharp, low-cost course.
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A company sees your expertise — and hires you to do it in person.
The mission
This is the library of the trade. Put your name on a shelf.
drycleaning.training is building the single, definitive library of dry-cleaning knowledge — one place where the craft is finally written down, so the whole industry gets better. It doesn’t exist anywhere else.
That means the definitive voice on spotting delicate silks, or on running a Metal Progetti line, is a place that’s still open. Share what you know, help the trade advance, and claim it — be the name the industry learns from. It’s a genuine win-win: extra income for you, a stronger craft for everyone.
Your first course is 20 minutes and a phone camera.
Create your profile, publish your first lesson, price it your way, and start earning from the only audience built entirely around dry cleaning.