SapphireWolfQ: Hi there - this deal couldn't have come at a better time for myself and my clients!
(COVID times)
I was about to buy into LearnDash, but was wondering why I should choose your product instead - a direct comparison and not just a list of your features would be appreciated :)
Also, just to clarify, this is a standalone platform like a Heights or Coassemble and is not a WP plugin, right? I don't see any mention of WP so I'm assuming not.
Lastly, are we able to remove a site/domain to free up a slot? Such that if a client is doing a short-term course for a targeted reason and then has no need, that I can then remove their site/domain and use it towards another client?
Thanks - definitely looking forward to this campaign and test driving the product - hope it's up to snuff!
Rahul_FreshLMS
May 14, 2024A: Hello Sumo-ling,
FreshLMS Vs LearnDash.
You don't have to worry about coding at all. It's just click and go setup.
1. The major one being on Wordpress, you have to manage everything.
2. You don’t have to worry about the plugin mismatches or version upgrades.
3. You don’t have to worry about you bearing the cost of hosting. LearnDash sits on to your hosting. So you have to take care of everything. On FreshLMS, we take care of everything.
4. The learner experience is totally top-notch compared to other platforms.
5. You don’t have to worry about the SSL for each course landing page.
6. You have a click and go assessment and add it to the courses.
7. You have detailed reports and dashboards.
8. PayPal and Stripe are pre-built one-click integrations.
The more you play I am sure you would love FreshLMS :)
Thanks
Rahul
Thanks for that breakdown.
Last question, and because this is the critical piece of the puzzle for my use cases for my particular set of clients...
When do you anticipate Certifications to be released?
And another one that popped in my mind as writing this that also pertains to these clients...is there a way to time-gate content and ensure that users aren't just skipping through (and even if they do, they can't "finish" the course) - basically the student is required to complete 3 hours of training material and is THEN tested on the information, so it will be more content focused/driven followed by testing and we have to force/ensure that the student hits that 3 hour mark before proceeding.
If you don't, can I add that as a feature request? :)
We are releasing the certifications in 3-4 weeks from now.