Companies Using LearnWorlds

I came to LearnWorlds with a marketer's question: who buys it? We count a domain when a page on it loads LearnWorlds' school scripts from cdn.mycourse.app or creates the settings object those scripts use. That gives 2,658 domains, 8th of 60 in Learning Management (LMS), and 1,613 of them match a company record. The detection is clean: when we fetched a random 110 of the domains on 15 October, 103 loaded a school. Three no longer resolve, one points at a dead address, one redirects elsewhere and two didn't answer.

Why 2,658 is a floor

LearnWorlds' about page claims more than 12,000 customers. Our 2,658 is lower for a structural reason. A school still on its learnworlds.com address lives under LearnWorlds' own domain, so it can't be counted on its own, and only schools moved to a custom domain show up. The pricing page puts selling on your own domain in every plan, Starter included, so the move isn't gated by price. It's a choice, and the schools that made it are the ones with a brand to protect.

Sales signal: treat the 2,658 as LearnWorlds' branded tier. A school on its own domain has invested in the business, which makes it a better prospect for marketing tools, design work and paid traffic than the long tail on default addresses.

Two businesses under one product

The detection host splits the base cleanly. 953 of the 2,725 domains live when we pulled the hosts run LearnWorlds only on a subdomain, academy., learn., university. and the like, and the named list shows who they are: Zyxel's Education Center, SHOPLINE Academy, Lokalise, Pipefy, Usercentrics, Papaya Global. The other 1,772 put the school on the main domain. Judging by the size and industry tables, most of those are coaches, trainers and course creators whose school is the business. Across the whole set, 709 domains still carry LearnWorlds' default page title, "Home".

Sales signal: split the list by host before writing a word. Subdomain rows are customer-education teams inside larger companies; root-domain rows are owner-operators. They need different pitches and different price points.

What the usage line shows

The usage chart reads 1,265 domains in June 2026, 1,948 in July, 2,396 in August, 2,636 in September and 2,658 in October. It looks like the base doubled. It didn't. The set of domains we crawl turns over every month, with dead sites dropping out and new ones coming in, and our crawl kept reaching custom domains and subdomains that were already running LearnWorlds. September to October added 22 domains, and that's the pace I'd plan on.

"The schools you can count on their own domains are LearnWorlds' branded tier. They chose the move, since even the cheapest plan allows it." - Elif Arslan, CMO & Co-founder at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: size your market at about 2,660 identifiable schools. If you need a growth story, take it from the vendor's own figures; our chart measures coverage.

Who the buyers are

65.87% of matched companies with a known size employ 1 to 10 people and 21.98% employ 11 to 50. The base is young: 42.69% were founded in the 2010s and 32.97% in the 2020s, so a third are six years old or younger. Teaching businesses (coaching, education, e-learning, education administration and higher education) are 40.53% of matched companies with a known industry. Then the corporate tier: 49 companies employ more than 200 people, and Software Development is 5.51% of the industry table. That is the customer-academy buyer.

Sales signal: for agencies and course consultants, the young owner-operators are the volume market. For SaaS vendors of customer-education tools, the software companies with an academy. subdomain are a short, high-value list.

English-speaking first, with a European accent

The United States has 587 matched companies, the United Kingdom 171, Australia 93, Canada 85 and Ireland 23, which puts 959 of the 1,613 in five English-speaking countries. Germany (67), Spain (48), the Netherlands (42), France (37) and Switzerland (30) follow, which fits a vendor run from Limassol and Athens, and Brazil adds 30. The named list carries that mix: Pennylane and Fulll in France, Usercentrics and CoreMedia in Germany, RD Station and Blip in Brazil.

Sales signal: a European-language list is real here. If you sell translation, local payments or EU-hosted tools to course businesses, the 654 matched companies outside those five English-speaking countries (1,613 minus 959) are one filter away.

No switching to report

We looked for domains moving between LearnWorlds and its rivals and found almost none. 8 domains run LearnWorlds and Teachable today and 10 ever have; 5 run LearnWorlds and LearnDash today, of 11 ever; Moodle is 2 of 4. Those are overlaps, not migrations. Separately, 153 domains have dropped LearnWorlds on at least one hostname since we began tracking it on 16 March 2026, and 39 of them still run a school on another hostname, leaving 114 that no longer show it anywhere.

"Hosted course schools rarely move, because moving means rebuilding the courses, the checkout and the student accounts. Our data shows sites running two platforms at once and almost no traffic between them." - Elif Arslan, CMO & Co-founder at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: displacement pitches will be slow. LearnWorlds' own pricing page offers to run the move for schools leaving Kajabi, Thinkific, Teachable, Moodle or LearnDash, among others, so expect the vendor to fight for every school.

The stack that comes with the school

Three tools in the stack table are mostly LearnWorlds' doing. Stripe's script loads on 71.78% of live domains through LearnWorlds' checkout, though each school connects its own Stripe account. A Mailgun DNS record sits on 39.38%, because LearnWorlds sends white-labelled school email through Mailgun and its setup guide asks schools to add include:mailgun.org. Google Analytics (67.89%) is the schools' own choice, with a different measurement ID on each school we opened. The owner-chosen tools are the email platforms: MailChimp on 6.57%, MailerLite on 4.77%, ActiveCampaign on 2.31%.

Sales signal: don't read the Stripe and Mailgun rows as buying decisions. For email-marketing vendors, at least 86% of these domains show none of those three email tools (6.57% + 4.77% + 2.31% at most). That's a large uncommitted group.

What it costs

LearnWorlds' pricing page (15 October 2026) lists Starter at $24 a month billed annually, plus $5 per paid enrollment, Pro Trainer at $79, Learning Center at $249 and a quoted Corporate plan. Paid monthly, the first three cost $29, $99 and $299. Starter caps a school at 1,000 active learners a month and one admin.

Sales signal: the $5 enrollment fee makes Starter expensive once a school sells, so growing schools face an upgrade or a platform review. That is when they listen.

Key takeaways

1. 2,658 domains, 8th of 60 in the category, behind Teachable and Thinkific among hosted course platforms.

2. A floor: LearnWorlds claims 12,000+ customers, and we count only schools on their own domains.

3. Two buyers: 953 subdomain academies and about 1,770 owner-operator schools.

4. A young, small base, with 65.87% at 1 to 10 staff and 32.97% founded in the 2020s.

5. Stripe and Mailgun come with the platform, so read the stack around them.

How to use this list

Filter by detection host first, then by company size and country. For the full list of 2,658 LearnWorlds domains with company, size and stack data, explore TechnologyChecker.io.