eKnowledge review
A flexible marketplace LMS with SCORM, subscriptions and blended learning, but commission costs matter.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
eKnowledge combines an online course marketplace with a learning management system for instructors, employers, educational institutions and organizations. Learners can discover and enroll in free or paid courses, while course owners can create content, publish courses and manage subscription access. Its feature set covers authoring, SCORM uploads, blended-learning collaboration, quizzes, assignments, instructor interaction and certificates for eligible courses. The platform supports web and API access, with cloud deployment, and is positioned for solo users through enterprise organizations.
The plan structure is built around course volume and marketplace economics. Freemium supports three courses, one bundle course, one subscription course and five hours of consultancy, with a minimum 35% sale commission. Starter raises those limits to 15 courses, five bundle courses, 10 subscription courses and 20 consultancy hours, with a minimum 25% commission. Professional supports 50 courses, 20 bundle courses, 40 subscription courses and 80 consultancy hours, reducing the minimum commission to 15%. Elite supports 200 courses, 100 bundle courses, 150 subscription courses and 300 consultancy hours, with a minimum 8% commission. The listed starting price is 720, while displayed currency varies by location.
Its strongest fit is for organizations that want marketplace distribution alongside structured learning capabilities, especially when SCORM, subscriptions, bundles and certificates are part of the operating model. Assessments and learner-instructor interaction add support for more than simple video sales, while API access can support broader platform connections. The main trade-off is the sale commission attached to marketplace activity, which remains material even on higher tiers. Teams seeking a cloud marketplace LMS with varied course formats should consider eKnowledge; organizations requiring broader listed platform coverage or a marketplace model without commissions should look elsewhere.
eKnowledge pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports free and paid courses, subscriptions and course bundles
- Accepts SCORM content and includes authoring, assessments and certificates
- Provides web access, API support and cloud deployment
- Where it doesn't
- Minimum sale commissions range from 8% to 35%
- Displayed pricing currency varies by country or account location
- Platform coverage is limited to web and API
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