PassEBE

Exam preparation and course summaries platform for students.

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August 31, 2026 Need feedback on my new educational platform (with payments) : PassEBE.

Hello Indie Hackers,

I recently launched my platform PassEBE (https://passebe.com). It’s a website designed to help students with exam preparation and course summaries.

Since the platform includes integrated payments, trust and smooth UX are critical for me. I would love to get your brutal honest feedback on:

1. The Landing Page: Is the value proposition clear? Do you understand what we sell in 5 seconds?

2. The Payment Flow: Does the checkout process look secure and trustworthy?

3. UI/UX: Any friction points that would prevent a student (or parent) from buying?

Thanks a lot for your time and help!

2 Comments

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    Quick 390×844 first-screen check: your five-second clarity mostly passes for the intended audience. The hero makes EBE exam prep and €39.99 full access clear, and the next row quantifies 7 courses, 600+ exam-style questions, 9 online summaries, and 2026–27 coverage. I also found no horizontal overflow. One detail I could not resolve in five seconds is whether €39.99 is a one-time payment or a subscription. You explain “pay once” farther down, but putting “one-time payment” in the hero CTA or subcopy would remove that doubt for students and parents before they scroll. You already have a real QM1 summary/question preview farther down, so a second low-cost test would be moving a crop of that existing proof above the first purchase CTA rather than creating new content. I did not open the checkout, so I cannot assess payment security.
  2. 1
    The payment-flow question is interesting because trust probably starts before checkout. Curious whether students and parents understand exactly what they’re buying before they ever reach the payment step, or whether the bigger friction appears at checkout.