Learndash is definitely the most robust in my experience. I’m currently building my own LMS for a client and I’m in awe every time I check if Learndash has some existing functionality.
Why would you not use a dedicated LMS like Moodle?
If you want something for large scale, like 500 concurrent users, then go for LearnDash. It is the most complete LMS system with the highest number of integrations. But the designs suck!
If you want something that looks nice and do not need too many integrations and not going to have more than 100 users log in and watch the courses at the same time, go with Tutor LMS. It has the best user experience. I worked for them 3 years in the beginning.
I like Sensei myself. Especially for its integration with WooCommerce.
Learndash
Learndash is definitely the most robust in my experience. I’m currently building my own LMS for a client and I’m in awe every time I check if Learndash has some existing functionality.
Why would you not use a dedicated LMS like Moodle?
If you want something for large scale, like 500 concurrent users, then go for LearnDash. It is the most complete LMS system with the highest number of integrations. But the designs suck!
If you want something that looks nice and do not need too many integrations and not going to have more than 100 users log in and watch the courses at the same time, go with Tutor LMS. It has the best user experience. I worked for them 3 years in the beginning.
I like Sensei myself. Especially for its integration with WooCommerce.
https://senseilms.com/
I use LearnDash