Kajabi alternatives
For creators paying for a marketing suite they do not fully use.
360Learning is a collaborative learning platform priced per user. If per-seat pricing, the enterprise sales process or a need to sell or deliver live training is pushing you to look around, compare these alternatives. Prices checked on 25 September 2026.
360Learning is an AI-powered LMS built around collaborative learning, where subject experts inside a company co-author courses. Its Team plan costs $8 per user per month for up to 100 users, and its Business and Enterprise plans are priced on request with flexible user models for internal and external learners.
Source: 360learning.com/pricing, checked 25 September 2026.
Teams typically compare alternatives when:
| Platform | Pricing model | Entry price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| AcadifyLab | Flat plans | See pricing | Training companies that teach live, test, and sell under their own brand |
| TalentLMS | User bands, plus a free plan | $119/mo for 1–40 users (annual) | Fast setup for SMB employee training |
| Docebo | Quote, by tier and active users | On request | Large enterprises across many business units |
| LearnWorlds | Plans by active learners | $249/mo for Learning Center (annual) | Branded academies training several client groups |
Prices from each vendor's pricing page, checked 25 September 2026, in US dollars before tax.
A good fit for training companies and businesses whose training is taught as much as it is read. Courses mix recorded lessons with live sessions on Zoom and Google Meet, attendance is marked automatically, and tests, certificates and reports on completion, results and attendance are included on every plan. Higher plans add separate client organisations, SSO, two-factor sign-in, sign-ups limited to a company's email domain, and branded apps. Pricing is flat by plan rather than per seat. See employee training software and multi-tenant LMS.
Quick to set up, with SCORM, xAPI and cmi5 support and gamification on every plan, a free plan for up to 5 users, and paid plans sold in user bands. Pro adds branches, SSO, custom domain and branding removal. See our TalentLMS pricing guide.
An enterprise learning suite for organisations training 250 or more learners across business units and languages, with skills and internal mobility tools. Pricing is quoted by tier and active users. See our Docebo pricing guide.
Its Learning Center plan offers full white-label, training for up to 10 client groups, SSO and API access, with interactive video and SCORM. See our LearnWorlds pricing guide.
| If your situation is… | Look first at |
|---|---|
| Under 100 employees and happy with collaborative authoring | Stay on 360Learning's Team plan |
| A very small team that needs a free start | TalentLMS |
| Thousands of learners across business units and languages | Docebo |
| Instructor-led training, tests and selling to clients | AcadifyLab |
| A branded academy for up to 10 client groups | LearnWorlds Learning Center |
If collaborative authoring by your own experts is the reason you chose 360Learning, weigh that carefully: few alternatives are built around it.
For creators paying for a marketing suite they do not fully use.
For creators outgrowing the Starter fee and product limits.
When the features you need sit on higher tiers or add-ons.
As of 25 September 2026, 360Learning's Team plan costs $8 per user per month for up to 100 users. Business and Enterprise plans are priced on request.
It depends on your headcount. TalentLMS has a free plan for up to 5 users and user-band pricing, while AcadifyLab uses flat plans rather than per-seat pricing, which can cost less as your team grows.
AcadifyLab is built around live sessions by group, with automatic attendance, recordings, tests and reports in the same platform.
Docebo is designed for large organisations training across many business units and languages, with quoted pricing.
360Learning offers a free trial of its Team plan. Business and Enterprise plans start with a demo and a quote.
Go live with your branded LMS and mobile apps in days — not months.