Owwlish
Owwlish provides script-based course infrastructure that embeds directly in Webflow sites.
How to integrate Owwlish with Webflow
Course creators need infrastructure for student enrollment, protected content delivery, and payment processing that Webflow doesn't provide natively. Owwlish adds this course hosting capability while keeping your site's domain, design system, and user experience intact.
You can integrate Owwlish by embedding course players through scripts or by connecting via Zapier for automated enrollment workflows. Script embedding adds course content directly to your Webflow pages through JavaScript. Zapier connections enable automated student management between platforms.
Embed courses with Owwlish scripts
Add Owwlish course players to Webflow pages through a two-step script integration. Inject a base initialization script on your course page, then embed course-specific players in container elements. This approach keeps students on your domain during enrollment and playback while processing payments through Stripe. Follow the Owwlish Webflow setup guide for step-by-step instructions.
Set up course embedding with these steps:
- Add the base script to your course page in Webflow by opening Page Settings and pasting it in the "Before </body> tag" section under custom code in head and body tags
- Embed course-specific scripts inside Code Embed elements on individual course pages by dragging a container onto the page and pasting the script into its custom code area
- Update course content in the Owwlish dashboard to sync changes automatically without code edits
- Connect Stripe for payment processing through Stripe Connect setup, which routes payments to your account and handles payouts exclusively through Stripe Dashboard
The script-based approach means you manage course content entirely in Owwlish's dashboard. You cannot enroll students programmatically through a native API or receive real-time webhook events, though Zapier integration provides automation through pre-built triggers and actions.
Supported content types include HD video hosting up to 1080p resolution and 10GB per file according to Owwlish's video specifications. Add quizzes, text lessons, and downloadable resources through the Owwlish dashboard. The platform provides protected video hosting that restricts access to enrolled learners, though like all web-delivered video, technically savvy users can find ways to capture content.
URL configuration requires adding both your production domain and staging URLs (like yourproject.webflow.io) to Owwlish's Connected Sites settings if you test courses in Webflow's staging environment before publishing. This prevents the URL mismatch error during development.
Automate workflows with Zapier
Connect Owwlish to Webflow through Zapier's Owwlish integration to automate student enrollment and completion tracking. This integration launched as a beta and may continue to evolve, so triggers, actions, and behavior could change. Check Zapier's app listing and Owwlish's latest documentation for current status.
The integration provides these automation capabilities:
- New Learner Enrollment trigger detects when students enroll and returns email and course ID data
- Lesson Completed trigger fires when students finish lessons to enable completion-based automations
- Enroll Learner action creates learner accounts if needed and enrolls students in courses (requires email, first name, last name, and course ID)
- Unenroll Learner action removes learners from courses when needed
Build Zaps that connect Webflow form submissions to Owwlish enrollments, or combine Owwlish triggers with other apps in Zapier to send notifications, update CRM records, or mark progress. The integration serves as the automation layer between Owwlish and Webflow since Owwlish doesn't expose a public API or webhook system for general use.
You'll need a Zapier account in addition to your Owwlish and Webflow subscriptions. Zapier's free tier supports basic automations, though specific capabilities depend on Zapier's current plan offerings.
What you can build
Integrating Owwlish with Webflow enables course creators to sell educational content, coaches to deliver client training, and agencies to add learning functionality to client sites.
- Membership course sites: Build sites where visitors browse course previews on Webflow landing pages, purchase access through Stripe, and watch protected video content through Owwlish's embedded player, similar in concept to sites like Master the Handpan that use Webflow for public marketing and a dedicated course platform for protected lessons
- Client training portals: Create onboarding hubs where agencies deliver branded training to clients through Webflow-designed pages with Owwlish course modules for product tutorials, best practices, and certification programs
- Paid workshop series: Sell time-limited workshop access through Webflow sales pages with embedded Owwlish course content including live session recordings, downloadable worksheets, and completion certificates where available (check Owwlish's current feature status as certificates are being rolled out)
- Digital product bundles: Combine Webflow's e-commerce with Owwlish courses to sell packages that include video training, PDF guides hosted in Webflow, and interactive quizzes delivered through Owwlish, using a Zap to automatically grant course access after purchase
Frequently asked questions
No. Owwlish integrates with Webflow through code snippet embedding but doesn't appear as an official app in the Webflow Marketplace (apps.webflow.com). You'll implement the integration by adding Owwlish scripts directly to your Webflow site settings and page containers, as described in the Owwlish Webflow setup guide.
No, not directly through code. Owwlish doesn't provide REST APIs or webhooks for programmatic enrollment. You can use Zapier's Owwlish integration to trigger the "Enroll Learner" action when someone submits a Webflow form or completes a purchase. This requires building a Zap that connects your Webflow trigger to Owwlish's enrollment action — adding Zapier subscription costs and setup time to your integration.
Yes, through CSS. Owwlish's embedded course players accept custom CSS to match your Webflow site's typography, colors, and spacing. You write CSS targeting Owwlish's player elements and add it through Owwlish's customization settings — not in Webflow's code. The customization documentation explains CSS injection options. You can't modify the player's HTML structure or JavaScript behavior, only visual styling through CSS rules.
Owwlish's Privacy Policy includes general GDPR compliance commitments and acknowledges user data portability rights under GDPR Article 20. However, the company doesn't publish technical documentation explaining how to export data, what formats are available, which data categories can be exported, or what the request procedure timeline entails. Contact Owwlish support directly to clarify what data you can export, in what formats (CSV, JSON, etc.), and how long export requests take to fulfill before committing to the platform for projects requiring data portability.
Description
Owwlish is a learning management system that enables course creators to host and sell online courses through embedded course players.
This integration page is provided for informational and convenience purposes only.
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