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Top 17 Course Authoring Software Companies (October 2026)

As of October 2026, Latka tracks 17 course authoring software companies. They have combined revenues of $257.1M and employ 1.7K people. They have raised $1.7B and serve 124.8K customers combined.

Every company below sells course authoring software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.

What Course Authoring Software Companies do

Course Authoring Software encompasses tools and platforms designed to create, design, and publish educational content in various formats. These tools enable instructional designers and subject matter experts to craft engaging online courses that can incorporate multimedia elements, assessments, and interactive features for effective learning experiences. Typical use cases for course authoring software include corporate training, educational institutions, and eLearning providers who require streamlined workflows for developing comprehensive learning programs. Common features include templates, drag-and-drop interfaces, quiz and assessment creation, and options for easy publishing to Learning Management Systems (LMS). The primary users of these software solutions typically include educators, instructional designers, and corporate training professionals who seek to enhance their training delivery methods.

Companies
17
Revenue
$257.1M
Funding
$1.7B
Employees
1.7K

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Top Course Authoring Software Companies by revenue

Showing 10 of 17 companies ranked by annual revenue.

1Articulate logo
Articulate

New York, New York, United States

online training tools and e-learning authoring apps

Revenue
$111.7M
Customers
120K
Year founded
2002
Funding
$1.5B
Team size
600
2360Learning logo
360Learning

New York, New York, United States

learning engagement platform

Revenue
$60M
Customers
1.5K
Year founded
2013
Funding
$242.4M
Team size
460
3Easygenerator logo
Easygenerator

Rotterdam, Netherlands

e-learning authoring tool

Revenue
$23.9M
Customers
1.3K
Year founded
2013
Funding
$500K
Team size
204
4isEazy logo
isEazy

Madrid, Madrid, Spain

isEazy is the leading technology company in e-learning solutions for the development of training, communication, and corporate knowledge processes. We offer an end-to-end e-learning experience, providing organizations with all the necessary online training tools they need to tackle any training project. With more than 20 years of experience and more than 10 million users, we have developed around 100,000 projects in over 90 countries for more than 1,000 clients through a professional team distributed in Spain, Mexico, Brazil, Colombia and USA. Thanks to our tools, we make e-learning technology available to everyone: - isEazy Author, #1 cloud-based authoring tool on the market, powered by AI. - isEazy Factory, a digital hub for creating e-learning courses. - isEazy Skills, the most complete catalog for developing your team's power skills. - isEazy LMS, a new concept of learning management system all in one. - isEazy Engage, the app for your frontline workers. - isEazy Game, a gamification app for boosting the success of your training. -isEazy ESG, the solution to raise awareness, train and mobilize the entire company around its Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). What are you waiting for? Join our e-learning AI made easy revolution!

Revenue
$19.7M
Year founded
2002
Team size
179
5Versal logo
Versal

San Francisco, California, United States

Versal is an online eLearning platform for the modern workforce. It's all all-in-one collaborative solution for creating engaging and interactive courses, and delivering them to learners everywhere. Visit us at Versal.com. We're currently hiring in the following areas: engineering (backend and frontend), online marketing and more. Please review our opportunities and connect with us to learn more.

Revenue
$14.5M
Year founded
2012
Team size
132
6Eleapsoftware logo
Eleapsoftware

Louisville, Kentucky, United States

LMS for online training courses

Revenue
$7.2M
Customers
1K
Year founded
2005
Team size
10
7Skillo logo
Skillo

Detroit, Michigan, United States

Provider of content sharing platform designed to create and manage content with unparalleled simplicity. The company's content sharing platform is easy and flexible and can be used for everything from sales to HR, compliance training, board presentations, competitive research and financial auditing, enabling organization to build online training without an army of developers and LMS admins.

Revenue
$6M
Year founded
2016
Funding
$1.9M
Team size
3
8DaVinci Education logo
DaVinci Education

Durham, North Carolina, United States

Developer of healthcare education platform designed to address the inefficiencies that result from using too many systems to do too many things. The company's platform features course management, curriculum mapping, assessment and evaluations to patient encounter logs and lotteries, faculty effort tracking, personalized calendar and other related features that help to easily create and manage users and groups, rollover courses with just a few clicks, quickly import and export data and have access to events, courses and menus with role-based security model, enabling clients to enhance and develop their skills and expand their career.

Revenue
$3.1M
Year founded
2005
Team size
25
9Coassemble logo
Coassemble

Australia

eCoach is a powerful and intuitive platform for organisations to create and deliver quality online training. The first of its kind, eCoach combines a user-friendly Learning Management System with outstanding rapid authoring capabilities. With eCoach, organisations can create and deliver online training from a single integrated platform. Whether it's facilitating meaningful staff interactions, providing the tools to analyse training performance, or allowing staff to create engaging content in minutes, eCoach is designed to make the training environment seamless and powerful. After spending 18 months in beta, eCoach launched as a fully-functional Learning Management System with robust authoring features. The platform was well received; in 2017, eCoach secured high-level capital investment due to its strong success in the online training space. With a focus on cloud-based, mobile-optimised learning, with little need for IT expertise, eCoach makes online training accessible and easy.

Revenue
$2.7M
Customers
1K
Year founded
2016
Team size
17
10Mykademy logo
Mykademy

United States

Mykademy's cloud-based LMS platform is designed to help trainers & enterprises simplify online course creation and training programmes. It is used and trusted by millions worldwide for training purposes. The platform is ideal for businesses of all types and sizes. It's packed with innovative features and a user-friendly UI that enable users to have a hassle-free training experience. Another added highlight is the incredible skill library with thousands of ready-made courses.

Revenue
$2.4M
Year founded
2020
Team size
22

Frequently asked questions about Course Authoring Software Companies

How many course authoring software companies are there?

Latka tracks 17 course authoring software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $257.1M in annual revenue and employ 1.7K people.

Which course authoring software company is the largest?

Articulate is the largest, with $111.7M in annual revenue, founded in 2002.

How much revenue does a typical course authoring software company make?

The average course authoring software company in this list makes $15.1M a year, across 17 companies with reported revenue. They serve 124.8K customers combined.

Who are the leading Course Authoring software vendors?

Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Articulate, 360Learning, Easygenerator, isEazy and Versal.

How much funding have course authoring software companies raised?

The 17 course authoring software companies tracked here have raised $1.7B in disclosed funding between them.

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Inclusion Criteria

- The product must enable users to create and publish digital learning content. - It should support multimedia elements such as text, images, video, and audio within course modules. - The software must include features for assessment creation, like quizzes or interactive exercises. - It should offer collaboration tools for multiple authors to work on content simultaneously. - The software must be compatible with common Learning Management Systems for easy integration. - Not just for course management; must also provide robust design tools for creating engaging learning materials.