LMS platform for schools and business

An LMS is built around tracking learning: who is on which lesson, who has fallen behind, who is ready for a certificate. "Online course platform" usually means a service for building and selling a course. Softbook does both in one dashboard, and the online course platform page covers launching a course from scratch.

Upload a CSV or TXT file with names, emails and phone numbers, add people by hand, or enroll them automatically after a payment, a form or sign-up through a link. Then you can split students into groups and enroll a whole group in a course in one action.

As many as you need: students are unlimited on every plan, and so are courses and lessons. The plan price doesn't depend on the number of people.

You set a schedule for each group: lessons open on fixed dates or minutes, hours or days after the previous one. The first lesson is always open, and with sequential progress on, a student can't move to the next lesson until the current one is done.

A learning path is a program of several courses that a student takes in order, with a map showing where they are now. Each step opens right away, after the previous one, after a set delay, on a date or by hand, and both the student and your team hear about a missed deadline. Students get a certificate for the whole path automatically.

Course analytics shows each student's progress, with filters and CSV export. Learning analytics shows dropout risk, lesson completion, the course funnel, cohort retention and an activity heatmap by day and hour.

Yes. You design a certificate in the builder with a QR code and a serial number, and a check at verify.softbook.app shows it was issued through Softbook on behalf of your school. The certificate stays in the student's account.

Yes. Employees take courses, quizzes and onboarding, you split them into groups by department, see each person's progress and issue certificates. Each student has one active session, so everyone learns under their own account, and employee training has the details.

Yes. You create courses about your product and a knowledge base, open a separate set of courses for each group of customers or partners, and issue certificates after training. Customers send questions through support requests in their account, and partner and dealer training covers the rest.

Yes, through YouTube or Zoom, open to everyone, to a course or to a group. In a YouTube webinar, a PDF deck turns into slides that change for every viewer as the host moves on, and you can show an offer button under the stream. Zoom's webinar mode needs a paid Zoom Webinars plan.

Softbook has a fixed monthly or yearly price with no fee per student: students are unlimited on every plan. If you sell your training, there's no commission on sales. Current plans and the difference between monthly and yearly billing are on the pricing page.

You can use Softbook free for 30 days with no card. During the trial, courses, quizzes, groups, analytics, sales and the CRM are open, with trial limits and without AI Connector. After that, you pay the fixed price of a plan with no charge per student.

No. Courses, groups and schedules are set up in the dashboard, lessons are built from blocks without code, and a school with a course and payments is technically live in 15 minutes. To connect your own systems, there's an API and webhooks.

Yes. A small team gets courses, quizzes, progress tracking and a mobile app at a fixed price, with unlimited students and no technical setup. If you also sell training, payments and a CRM work in the same dashboard.

The Softbook team can move your courses, lessons, students and materials for you: you top up your balance, and that amount goes toward your subscription, so the move itself costs nothing extra. Or you do it yourself with step-by-step help from Softbook Care, with no deposit. Completion history from another system can't be transferred, and the details are in the migration terms.