Maven is a platform for live online courses. Practitioners teach cohorts of students over several weeks, with live sessions, projects and a course community, plus shorter workshops and self-paced courses.
Inside a course, Student Home organizes material by weeks and modules in a weekly timeline. Live sessions appear in the week they are scheduled, and once a session ends you can view its recording. Each project has its own channel where you submit work and give and get feedback, and the People tab shows the rest of your cohort. Maven also hosts Lightning Lessons, which it describes as interactive sessions to explore new topics.
Maven organizes courses into categories including AI, product, engineering, design, marketing, leadership and go-to-market, with pages aimed at founders and educators. Cohort courses come in a few formats. Classic courses work well when outcomes depend on live workshops, weekend seminars run over a weekend with longer sessions, and hybrid courses mix live sessions with asynchronous projects and resources.
Maven says many companies offer a learning and development budget that covers its courses. After you enroll, you get a receipt, a more detailed invoice is available from your Maven account, and Maven provides a reimbursement template for manager approval. It also handles bulk purchases and itemized invoices for teams. Instructors get live sessions with auto-scheduling and reminders, landing pages, payment collection and enrollment analytics. Student support is available by email at [email protected].
Each course page lists its schedule, format and what’s included. Current pricing details are in the pricing box above.