Yes. Georgia's Department of Driver Services certifies driver improvement courses including online delivery, and a DDS-approved online course qualifies you for the state's headline benefit, the once-every-five-years reduction of up to 7 points.
The operative word is certified. Georgia's benefit is generous enough that the course market around it is noisy, and only DDS certification makes a certificate worth anything. Check the school's DDS approval before paying; every course we compare carries it.
Two process points that outrank the format question. First, the reduction isn't automatic: completing the course produces a certificate, and you apply to DDS with it. Course finished, application skipped, record unchanged. Second, if a court ordered or accepted a course as part of resolving your specific ticket, including Georgia's fine reductions of up to 20% and zero-point orders, the court's instructions control which courses and formats it accepts, so confirm with the clerk before enrolling for a court purpose.
Every DDS-approved online course we track is compared on the Georgia page, the five-year clock is on our frequency page, and pricing, roughly $20 to $95, is on our cost page.