Overview
360Learning is a learning platform built around collaborative learning: subject-matter experts create and co-author content, the learning and development team validates it, and the platform’s AI then draws on that vetted material for courses, roleplay and coaching.[9] The vendor states that more than 2,500 teams have switched to it from other systems, and its customer stories include ArcelorMittal, where more than 100,000 active learners were migrated, and Opella, where 91 internal authors created 1,040 courses.[9] Other customers shown include Cisco, Duolingo, Michelin, Dior, LVMH and Heineken.[9]
Unlike most enterprise vendors, 360Learning publishes an entry price: its Team plan costs US$8 per user per month, billed monthly with no annual commitment, for up to 100 users, and the FAQ refers to a 30-day free trial.[8] Business and Enterprise plans are custom-priced on contracts that can combine registered and monthly active users, generally on annual terms.[8] The home page lists GDPR, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II compliance, synchronisation with HR data from Workday and SAP, and an MCP server for AI tools.[9] The Team plan’s 100-user ceiling means most corporate rollouts move to the quote-based tiers, and the public pricing page does not show which features each tier includes.
360Learning features
- Co-authoring and peer feedback on courses
- AI roleplay and coaching grounded in internal content
- Instructor-led, virtual and blended sessions
- Workday and SAP HR data sync
- SCORM player and AI-assisted authoring
- ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II
- Collaborative course authoring
- AI for L&D and AI role-play
360Learning pricing
Team: US$8 per user per month, monthly billing, up to 100 users, no minimum, free trial. Business and Enterprise: custom pricing with mixed registered/monthly-active user models, usually annual contracts. No setup fees stated.
360Learning strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Published self-serve price and free trial
- Strong peer-authoring workflow
- No minimum user count or setup fee on the entry plan
- Flexible user models on larger contracts
- Published per-user price
- No minimum users
Limitations
- Team plan capped at 100 users
- Per-tier feature split not shown publicly
- Collaborative model requires internal experts willing to author
- Larger plans are quote-only
- Larger plans quote-only
- Relies on expert participation
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360Learning alternatives and competitors
Alternatives to 360Learning: companies ranked in the same lists.
Docebo
Cornerstone OnDemand
Moodle
Absorb LMS
TalentLMS
LearnUpon
iSpring LMS
Canvas (Instructure)
D2L Brightspace
Blackboard
Thinkific
Litmos
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