Litmos

Overview

Litmos began as a fast-deploying LMS in 2007 and was later part of SAP, which sold the business to private-equity firm Francisco Partners; SAP and Francisco Partners announced completion of the sale on 1 December 2022, and SAP customers retained access to Litmos solutions through the SAP Store.^[15][13] The company states that more than 4,000 organisations use the platform. Its leadership is headed by chief executive Eric Vermillion.^[13]

Litmos is one of the few enterprise-oriented vendors to publish starting prices. Its Foundation plan starts at US$8,000 per year and Platinum at US$15,000 per year, while Platinum AI is priced through sales.^[14] The comparison table covers multi-audience configuration, AI-enhanced content management, authoring, premium and partner content libraries, compliance management, AI video assessments, AI insights and BI reporting, skills development, APIs and sandboxes, plus managed services.^[14] Annual flat pricing makes budgeting simpler than per-seat models, but the public page does not state user limits for each plan, and several capabilities are labelled as add-ons, so the final figure depends on a quote.

Litmos features

• Multi-audience configuration for employees, partners and customers
• AI-enhanced content management and authoring
• AI video assessments
• Compliance management
• Premium and partner content libraries
• APIs and sandbox environments

Litmos pricing

Foundation: from US$8,000 per year. Platinum: from US$15,000 per year. Platinum AI: contact sales. User limits per plan are not stated; some features are add-ons.

Litmos strengths and limitations

Appears in

• Best LMS for Corporate Training in 2026 #6

Litmos alternatives and competitors

Alternatives to Litmos: companies ranked in the same lists.

• Docebo
• Cornerstone OnDemand
• Absorb LMS
• 3360Learning
• LearnUpon
• TalentLMS
• iSpring LMS
• Continu
• Moodle
• Totara
• Trainual