OpenSesame - Top Competitors (Oct 2022)

Shlomi Lavi / updated: Oct 06, 2022

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OpenSesame vs. Alternatives in 2023

OpenSesame vs. Docebo

Docebo offers features such as Extended Enterprise, LMS Integrations, and Mobile Learning that OpenSesame does not. OpenSesame offers SCORM Compliance, Course Management, and Course Tracking; however, Docebo does not. The OpenSesame and Docebo licensing costs are not available. Both are cloud-based staff training platforms.

OpenSesame is intended for use in the technology, retail, finance, service, healthcare, manufacturing, government, and construction sectors. Docebo is designed for organizations and corporations who want to use a comprehensive array of LMS capabilities.

OpenSesame (established in 2011) is a privately owned company that assists businesses in developing productive and appreciated staff. Docebo (established in 2005) is publicly listed on the TSX and Nasdaq under the symbol DCBO and is scalable from 500 to thousands of learners. OpenSesame offers Chat, a FAQ area, and a knowledge base for customer help, while Docebo offers Phone support.

OpenSesame vs. Pluralsight Skills

Both systems include tests and assessments. Pluralsight Skills, not OpenSesame, provides features such as Cloud Computing, Hands-on Learning, and Information & Cybersecurity. Pluralsight Skills offers Customer Success Manager, Flexible Schedule, and Blended Learning, while OpenSesame does not. Pluralsight Skills begins at $399 per user annually, but the licensing cost for OpenSesame is unavailable. Both are cloud-based staff training platforms.

Pluralsight Skills is intended for software development and information technology executives who wish to upskill their teams in essential areas. OpenSesame is designed for use in the technology, retail, finance, service, healthcare, manufacturing, government, and construction sectors. Pluralsight Skills (established in 2004) is a publicly listed company on the NASDAQ under the ticker PS and is trusted by 70% of Fortune 500 organizations and over 10,000 other enterprises.

OpenSesame (established in 2011) is a privately owned company that assists businesses in developing productive and appreciated staff. OpenSesame offers Chat, a FAQ part, and a Knowledge base for customer help, while Pluralsight Skills provides a FAQ section, Phone, and Email support.

OpenSesame vs. Skillsoft

Skillsoft offers features such as Personalized Experience, Learner-centered Design, and Accelerate Learning, while OpenSesame does not. OpenSesame provides SCORM Compliance and Course Tracking; however, Skillsoft does not. The OpenSesame and Skillsoft licensing costs are not provided. Both are cloud-based staff training platforms.

Skillsoft is intended for use in the Federal Government, Financial Services, Healthcare, and Manufacturing industries. OpenSesame is designed for use in the technology, retail, finance, service, healthcare, manufacturing, government, and construction sectors. Skillsoft (established in 1998) is a publicly listed company on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker SKIL, and it is trusted by 70% of the Fortune 1000 and more than 45 million learners in over 160 countries.

Founded in 2011, OpenSesame is a privately owned business that assists organizations in cultivating highly influential and respected staff. OpenSesame offers Chat, a FAQ area, and a knowledge base for customer help, while Skillsoft offers Chat, Email, and Phone service.