Side by side

Moodle LMS vs Teachfloor

Both stand on learning management systems. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Moodle LMS

Free trial API

Choose MoodleCloud if you want Moodle LMS managed and hosted for a course business or small organisation, with unlimited course creation and included premium mobile app access. Look elsewhere if installing plugins or integrations on your site is essential.

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Teachfloor

Free trial APIWeb

Teachfloor combines cohort-based course creation, peer activities, and a broad set of listed integration and developer options. The Startup plan is $89 a month; compare its storage and attachment limits with your course needs.

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The facts

	Moodle LMS	Teachfloor
Free plan	A free trial	A free trial
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	API	API, Web
Lowest paid plan	Free or on request	Startup: $89 a month
Plans published	6	2
Maker	Not published	Teachfloor
Website	moodle.com	teachfloor.com
On learning management systems	#37 of 111	#41 of 111

Moodle LMS: what it does well

Create unlimited courses with unlimited activities.
Moodle manages hosting and updates.
All plans include the Moodle App Premium plan.
Stripe and PayPal integrations support course payments.
Standard includes a custom domain.

What to know first

Sites cannot install plugins or integrations.
Starter is limited to 50 users and 1 GB storage.
Plans are billed annually.
Medium custom domains cost $160 AUD per year.

Teachfloor: what it does well

Supports video, live sessions, quizzes, and SCORM
AI can draft courses and generate quizzes
Includes REST API, webhooks, LTI 1.3, and JavaScript SDK
Custom domains and Stripe payments are supported
Startup plan includes 50 seats and unlimited courses

What to know first

No free plan
Startup plan has 10 GB storage
Attached files on Startup are limited to 5 MB

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