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Alternatives
Thinking about moving off your LMS
Each page names the real reasons people look elsewhere, where that product is still genuinely the better call, and other options that are not us. Sometimes the right answer is to stay where you are, and we say so.
Switching from
- Commercial WordPress LMS LearnDash alternatives Why people look past LearnDash, where it is still the better call, and what a free LMS that can already take payments changes about the decision. Read the honest version →
- Hosted all-in-one course platform Kajabi alternatives Why course creators look past Kajabi, where it is still the better choice, and what moving to an LMS on your own WordPress site does and does not change. Read the honest version →
- Hosted course platform Teachable alternatives Why creators look past Teachable, where it is still the better choice, and what moving your courses to your own WordPress site does and does not change. Read the honest version →
- Hosted course platform Thinkific alternatives Looking past Thinkific? What each kind of alternative changes, where Thinkific is still the better call, and what moving to your own WordPress site costs. Read the honest version →
- Hosted course platform LearnWorlds alternatives Leaving LearnWorlds? Where it is still the better call, what a WordPress LMS you host changes, and what Learnomy can and cannot do for SCORM and video. Read the honest version →
- Freemium WordPress LMS Tutor LMS alternatives Tutor LMS is well liked and the free plugin is real. Here is why people still look around, where it wins, and the other WordPress LMS options worth a trial. Read the honest version →
- Freemium WordPress LMS LifterLMS alternatives LifterLMS is built around memberships and selling courses, often through paid add-ons. Here is how to decide whether to stay, and what else is worth a look. Read the honest version →
- Free-core WordPress LMS LearnPress alternatives LearnPress is a free WordPress LMS that grows through paid add-ons. Here is when it is still right, when to look elsewhere, and what Learnomy can and cannot import. Read the honest version →
- Hosted storefront for digital products Gumroad alternatives Selling a course on Gumroad? Two honest routes: replace it with your own WordPress site, or keep Gumroad for checkout and deliver the course in Learnomy. Read the honest version →
- Course marketplace Udemy alternatives Udemy brings the buyers. If you want your own pricing, students and brand, here is the field of alternatives, where Udemy still wins, and what a WordPress LMS changes. Read the honest version →
- Hosted platform for live, cohort-based courses Maven alternatives Maven is built for live cohort courses. Here is the field if you are looking around, where Maven is still the better pick, and what cohorts on your own WordPress site can and cannot do. Read the honest version →
- Hosted LMS for company training TalentLMS alternatives TalentLMS is a hosted LMS for company training. Here is the field for L&D and operations leads, where TalentLMS is the safer choice, and what a self-hosted WordPress LMS covers. Read the honest version →
- Hosted community platform with a classroom of courses Skool alternatives Looking past Skool for your courses? See where Skool still wins, and how courses and community can sit together on your own WordPress site with separate, optional plugins. Read the honest version →
- Hosted community platform with courses, events and live streams Circle alternatives Weighing Circle for your courses? Where Circle still wins, who else to look at, and how a WordPress site can hold courses, community and events with separate, optional plugins. Read the honest version →
- Hosted community platform with courses and native mobile apps Mighty Networks alternatives Considering options beyond Mighty Networks? Where it still wins on mobile apps, who else to look at, and how courses and community fit together on your own WordPress site. Read the honest version →
- Freemium WordPress LMS from Automattic Sensei LMS alternatives Sensei LMS comes from the makers of WooCommerce. Here is why people look past it, when it is still the right pick, and which WordPress LMS plugins to try instead. Read the honest version →
- Freemium WordPress LMS MasterStudy LMS alternatives MasterStudy LMS packs a lot into its free plugin. Here is where it wins, where people hit the Pro add-ons, and which WordPress LMS options to test next. Read the honest version →
Not switching, just choosing? The roundup of six WordPress LMS plugins compares them on what each free tier actually does.