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Docebo vs Litmos

The short answer

Docebo and Litmos both sell to mid-size and large companies and both document all 11 of our corporate LMS capabilities. Litmos publishes starting prices: Foundation from $8,000 a year and Platinum from $15,000 a year. Docebo quotes by tier and active users, with a one-year minimum contract.

By LeadChange Research TeamUpdated Facts checked
Best for
Organizations training employees, customers and partners in separate branded domains

Choose Docebo if

  • You connect many systems: Docebo lists 400+ integrations.
  • You want ready-made content: 30,000+ courses in the Content Marketplace.
  • You need e-signatures and audit trails for FDA 21 CFR Part 11.
  • You need GDPR alongside ISO 27001 and SOC 2.
Starting price
$8,000/yr (Foundation plan)
Best for
Compliance and HR teams that need automatic renewals and escalation for overdue training

Choose Litmos if

  • You want a published starting price: Foundation from $8,000 a year.
  • Overdue compliance training should escalate to managers automatically.
  • You award continuing education credits (CEUs).
  • You want AI video assessments with role-play scoring.

LeadChange Score: editorial assessment based on public information.

Scorecard

Docebo wins 1Litmos wins 03 ties

Docebo vs Litmos by dimension
DimensionDoceboLitmos
CapabilitiesBoth document all 11 of our corporate LMS capabilities. Docebo adds a Content Marketplace and Skills Intelligence; Litmos adds content libraries, data services and managed administration. More than 50 languages, Enrollment rules by branch and group, Certification expiry dates and automated renewals, Content Marketplace with over 30,000 courses, Creator: AI course building with translation into 46 languages and SCORM export, Electronic signatures and audit trails for FDA 21 CFR Part 1111 of 11 core capabilities11 of 11 core capabilities
IntegrationsDocebo lists 400+ integrations, including Salesforce, Microsoft Teams, ADP Workforce Now and BambooHR. Litmos names Workday, ADP, BambooHR, Salesforce, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Okta and LinkedIn Learning. 400400 native7 documented
Fit and supportBoth sell to mid-size and large organizations. Litmos says 4,000+ organizations use it. Mid-market companies, enterprisesMid-market companies, enterprisesMid-market companies, enterprises
SecurityBoth state SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001. Docebo also states GDPR. YesSOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPRSOC 2, ISO 27001

Key differences

Where Docebo and Litmos differ (5)
AttributeDoceboLitmos
Pricing modelQuote onlyTiered plans
Price transparencyQuote onlyPartly published
Single sign-onSAMLSAML, Okta, Microsoft Entra ID
Founded20052007
OwnershipPublicly tradedPrivate equity-backed
Show 7 attributes where they are the same
Where they are the same (7)
AttributeDoceboLitmos
Contract termAnnualAnnual
Best forMid-market companies, enterprisesMid-market companies, enterprises
Mobile appsiOS, Android
Open API
Webhooks
SOC 2 Type II
ISO 27001

Analysis by dimension

Pricing. Litmos publishes starting prices: Foundation from $8,000 a year and Platinum from $15,000 a year; the final price is by request. Docebo quotes by tier and active users.

Capabilities. Both document all 11 of our corporate LMS capabilities. Docebo adds a Content Marketplace and Skills Intelligence; Litmos adds content libraries, data services and managed administration.

Integrations. Docebo lists 400+ integrations, including Salesforce, Microsoft Teams, ADP Workforce Now and BambooHR. Litmos names Workday, ADP, BambooHR, Salesforce, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Okta and LinkedIn Learning.

Fit and support. Both sell to mid-size and large organizations. Litmos says 4,000+ organizations use it.

Security. Both state SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001. Docebo also states GDPR.

Neither one?

360Learning

360Learning has the highest LeadChange Score in Corporate LMS after excluding these two (9.0/10).

From $8/user/mo

Frequently asked questions

Who owns Litmos?

Francisco Partners, a private equity firm, which agreed to buy Litmos from SAP in August 2022 and completed the purchase later that year. Docebo is a public company listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq.

Is Litmos still part of SAP?

No. SAP completed the sale of the Litmos business to Francisco Partners in 2022. Litmos was founded in 2007.

How much do Litmos and Docebo cost?

Litmos lists yearly starting prices: $8,000 for Foundation, $15,000 for Platinum with advanced administration and authoring, and a sales quote for Platinum AI. Docebo lists none: it quotes by tier and active users, asks for at least one year, and most customers sign for 3-5 years.

Is Litmos a good LMS for compliance training?

Compliance is where Litmos documents the most: certification renewals with automatic reminders and re-enrollment, escalation to managers for overdue completions and e-signatures. Docebo tracks certification expiry dates with automated renewals and supports FDA 21 CFR Part 11 audit trails.

What are the main alternatives to Docebo and Litmos?

In our corporate LMS comparisons, Absorb LMS, LearnUpon, TalentLMS, 360Learning and iSpring LMS come up most against both. Absorb and LearnUpon also sell to large companies; TalentLMS and 360Learning publish self-serve prices.

Which is better for AI-built training, Docebo or Litmos?

Both build content with AI. Litmos generates modules, courses and assessments and scores role-play video assessments; Docebo’s Creator builds lessons from a document or prompt and adds AI voiceover and one-click translation.

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