Each guide sets LearnWorlds beside one rival on price, limits and fees. On monthly billing, as read on October 4, 2026, LearnWorlds Starter is $29 a month plus $5 per paid enrollment, Teachable Starter is $39 with a 7.5% fee and Kajabi Basic is $179. LearnWorlds can be tried for 30 days with no credit card.
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Start a 30-day LearnWorlds trial →LearnWorlds puts SCORM and certificates on Pro Trainer, $99 a month, billed monthly. Thinkific keeps SCORM for its quote-only Plus plan. Pick Thinkific if you expect more than 2,000 active learners a month.
LearnWorlds Starter is $24 a month, billed annually, plus $5 per paid enrollment; Kajabi Basic is $143 a month, billed annually, with 5 products. Pick Kajabi for a website, 2,500 contacts and a community in one plan.
LearnWorlds vs Teachable: LearnWorlds Starter charges a fixed $5 per paid enrollment, while Teachable Starter lists a 7.5% transaction fee on each sale.
LearnDash is a WordPress plugin at $259 a year with unlimited learners; hosting is separate. LearnWorlds is hosted, from $24 a month, billed annually, plus $5 per paid enrollment. Pick LearnDash if you run WordPress.
TalentLMS prices by users: Core is $119 a month, billed yearly, for 1 to 40 users. LearnWorlds Pro Trainer is $79 a month, billed annually, for 2,000 active learners. Pick TalentLMS for internal staff training.
Skool Hobby is $9 a month with a 10% fee; Pro is $99 with 2.9%. LearnWorlds Starter is $29 a month, billed monthly, plus $5 per paid enrollment. Pick Skool for a community-first group, LearnWorlds for structured courses.
LearnWorlds vs Moodle: hosted convenience and built-in selling against control of your own infrastructure, customization, upkeep and campus workflows.
LearnWorlds vs Mighty Networks: start with whether structured learning or ongoing community interaction is the product you sell, then compare the two.
LearnWorlds vs Podia: the choice turns on teaching complexity, selling, email, community, administration and how many tools you want to maintain.
LearnWorlds vs Circle: the better fit follows what the product is built around, the proof of learning you need and the role community plays in it.
LearnWorlds vs Absorb LMS: the choice turns on audience, selling, administration, integrations, reporting, services and enterprise governance needs.
LearnWorlds vs Canvas LMS: the two serve different ownership, teaching, enrollment, selling and administration settings, so fit starts with who runs it.