The 8 best white-label LMS platforms compared (2026)

Almost every LMS says it’s white-label. In practice, that can mean anything from uploading your logo to removing every trace of the vendor from your domain, emails, and mobile app. The difference usually comes down to which plan you pay for.

This guide compares 8 white-label LMS platforms on what you can actually brand and the cheapest plan that removes the vendor’s branding. Every detail comes from each vendor’s own pricing page or help center, checked in November 2026. Where a vendor doesn’t say, we say so instead of guessing. Vendors change plans often, so confirm with them before you buy.

What is a white-label LMS?

A white-label LMS is a learning platform you run entirely under your own brand: your domain, logo, colors, emails, and often your own mobile app, with no vendor branding visible to learners. Training providers use it to deliver training to clients under their name, and companies use it to keep their academy consistent with their brand.

6 things to check before you choose

• Custom domain. Learners should reach your academy on your own domain, not the vendor’s.
• Vendor branding removed. Check the site footer, login pages, and notification emails. This is where “Powered by” badges usually stay.
• Branded mobile app. Some vendors publish an app under your name in the App Store and Google Play. Others only let learners use the vendor’s own app.
• Several branded portals. If you train different clients or brands, check whether you can run separate branded portals from one account, and how many.
• Single sign-on (SSO). Corporate clients often expect learners to log in with their company accounts.
• The plan that unlocks it. White-label features are often limited to higher plans. Compare the price of the cheapest plan that removes the vendor’s branding, not the starting price.

White-label LMS platforms compared

The 8 best white-label LMS platforms

1. LearnWorlds

LearnWorlds is an AI-powered white-label LMS. Every plan runs on your own domain. On the Learning Center plan and above, all LearnWorlds branding is removed from your academy, and you can run training for up to 10 client groups and use single sign-on. A branded iOS and Android app, published under your own name, is available as an add-on.

You can see what this looks like in practice with Pennylane, which trains 700,000+ customers in a branded learning environment, and Dr. Ludidi, who runs his coaching programs inside his own branded app.

Best for: training providers and companies that want full white-labeling, several client groups, and their own app on one platform.

Pricing: Starter $44/month, Pro Trainer $79/month, Learning Center $249/month, all billed annually, plus custom Corporate plans. Full white-label starts on Learning Center. 30-day free trial. See pricing.

2. TalentLMS

TalentLMS removes its branding and adds a custom domain from the Core plan up, and lets you edit system emails and notifications. Its branches feature gives each client or team its own portal. TalentLMS also offers a branded Android app on Google Play. Its white-label page doesn’t mention the Apple App Store.

Best for: teams that want white-labeling at a lower price point and separate portals by branch.

Pricing: Free plan for up to 5 users (TalentLMS branding stays). Core $119/month, Grow $229/month, Pro $449/month plus $6 per additional user, Enterprise from 1,000 users. LearnWorlds vs TalentLMS.

3. Thinkific

Thinkific removes its branding from your website and products from the Grow plan up, and every plan gets a custom domain and CSS and HTML access. Full white-labeling with no Thinkific references, several branded sites in one admin area, and SSO are part of Thinkific Plus.

Best for: course businesses that want design control and can move to Plus as they grow.

Pricing: Start $82/month, Grow $164/month, Expand $374/month (billed annually). Thinkific Plus is priced through sales. Branded mobile app $199/month. LearnWorlds vs Thinkific.

4. Teachable

Teachable lists “Remove Teachable branding” from the Growth plan up. Its pricing page doesn’t say which plans include a custom domain, and its help center only says it depends on your plan. Learners use Teachable’s own iOS and Android apps.

Best for: creators selling courses who want to remove Teachable’s branding but don’t need a branded app or several portals.

Pricing: Starter $29/month, Builder $69/month, Growth $139/month (billed annually), and Custom plans through sales. LearnWorlds vs Teachable.

5. Kajabi

Kajabi includes a custom domain on every plan, but the Basic plan shows “Powered by Kajabi” in the footer. Growth removes Kajabi branding. Pro adds your own branded app in the App Store, code editing, and up to 3 websites.

Best for: creators and coaches who sell courses, memberships, and communities and want an all-in-one platform.

Pricing: Basic $143/month, Growth $199/month, Pro $399/month (billed annually). LearnWorlds vs Kajabi.

6. AcademyOcean

AcademyOcean includes a custom domain and removes its branding from learner portals and notification emails on every plan. The number of academies depends on the plan: 1 on Essential, 3 on Professional, and unlimited on Enterprise.

Best for: teams that want white-labeling included from the first plan and several academies as they grow.

Pricing: Essential from $250/month, Professional from $500/month, Enterprise priced on request.

7. LearnUpon

LearnUpon lets you set up a white-label URL on your own subdomain, such as training.yourdomain.com, send notifications from your own email domain, and ask support to remove its footer. Its help center notes that some features, such as certain integrations, still need the default LearnUpon URL during setup.

Best for: companies that train employees, customers, and partners in separate portals.

Pricing: quote-based. Packages start from 100 users (Employees), 300 users (Customer Education), and 150 users (Associations).

8. Docebo

Docebo includes white-labeled, customizable design on its Elevate and Enterprise plans. Enterprise adds extended enterprise with up to 10 domains for external audiences, and lists a branded mobile app.

Best for: large organizations running learning for many external audiences.

Pricing: quote-based, built on active learner usage. No free trial. Docebo offers a proof of concept instead.

How to choose a white-label LMS

• Price the plan that removes the branding. A low starting price often keeps the vendor’s logo. Compare the cheapest plan in the last column of the table above.
• Test what learners see. During a trial, check your domain, login page, emails, and certificates for vendor names.
• Decide if you need your own app. A branded app in the app stores is a different product from a vendor app with your logo inside.
• Count your brands. If you serve several clients, check how many separate portals each plan allows. Our guide to multi-client training architecture explains the common setups.
• Check what you’ll sell. If you want ready-made content to brand and resell, see our list of white-label courses to resell.

White-label LMS FAQs

What is a white-label LMS?

A white-label LMS is a learning platform you run under your own brand, with your domain, logo, emails, and often your own app, and no vendor branding visible to learners.

Which LMS has the best white-label features?

It depends on what you need to brand. For full white-labeling, several client portals, and a branded app on one platform, look at LearnWorlds, Thinkific Plus, or Kajabi Pro. For white-labeling on the first paid plan, look at TalentLMS or AcademyOcean.

How much does a white-label LMS cost?

The cheapest plans without vendor branding in this list range from $119/month (TalentLMS Core) to $250/month (AcademyOcean Essential). LearnUpon and Docebo quote prices on request.

Can I get a white-label LMS mobile app?

Yes, on some platforms. LearnWorlds offers a branded iOS and Android app as an add-on, Thinkific sells one for $199/month, and Kajabi includes one on its Pro plan.

Ready to launch your white-label academy?

Shortlist two or three platforms, then use their trials or demos to check what your learners will actually see. To build a fully branded academy on your own domain, start a free LearnWorlds trial.

Kyriaki Raouna

Organic Content Strategist at LearnWorlds

Kyriaki is the Organic Content Strategist at LearnWorlds, where she writes and edits content about marketing and e-learning, helping course creators build, market, and sell successful online courses. With a degree in Career Guidance and a solid background in education management and career development, she combines strategic insight with a passion for lifelong learning. Outside of work, she enjoys expressing her creativity through music.