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Degreed vs 360Learning

Degreed is built around skills reporting across content you already own, whereas 360Learning is built around peer-created content and collaborative authoring. Compared below on published capability, verified ratings and pricing structure. Disprz publishes this page and is left out of the capability table below.

Data reviewed 2026-09-15 9 sources How we compared these

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Degreed
4.3 G2, 42 reviews

Positioning not verified from the vendor site.

Quote only no public list price

360Learning
4.6 G2, 642 reviews

Mid-market to enterprise (200 to 5,000). Tech, professional services and fast-growing teams

Per registered user see pricing section

Disprz
4.7 Capterra, 138 reviews

Positioning not verified from the vendor site.

Quote only no public list price

Key takeaways

Degreed vs 360Learning in five lines

  • Ratings
    On the 3 shared sites: G2 4.3 (42 reviews) against 4.6 (642 reviews); Capterra 4.5 (24 reviews) against 4.7 (512 reviews); Gartner Peer Insights 4.4 (34 ratings) against 4.6 (124 ratings). 360Learning rates higher on 3 of 3. 360Learning carries roughly 13x the sample (1,278 against 100), so read the scores next to the counts.
  • Shape
    Both state 2 of the 12 capabilities compared. 360Learning states 7 that Degreed does not, including: Core LMS: courses, compliance, certification; Frontline and deskless, mobile first; Authoring inside the platform.
  • Pricing
    Neither publishes list pricing. Both are quoted on headcount, modules and region, so ask each for a three-year total including content and services.
  • Rollout
    Degreed publishes no go-live figure. 360Learning publishes no go-live figure.
  • The gap
    Neither states 3 of the capabilities compared, including Deep configuration; Publishes a weeks-to-live figure.

Which one fits

Pick your situation, get the honest answer

Every outcome below is also written out in text underneath, so nothing here is hidden behind the picker.

What is not working today
Who you are training
Live by

Best fit

Every outcome is written out below, so nothing is hidden behind the picker.

who you are training is Partners and customers

360Learning 360Learning states partner and customer academies on its own site and Degreed does not.

who you are training is Frontline and deskless

360Learning 360Learning states frontline and deskless, mobile first on its own site and Degreed does not.

who you are training is All of the above

Neither, on this one Neither is a full talent suite. If you want recruiting and performance from the same vendor, neither of these is the whole answer.

what is not working today is Completions, but no capability

Neither, on this one Both state capability reporting rather than completions, so ask each to show the same skill gap report on your own roles.

what is not working today is Cost and add-on creep

360Learning 360Learning publishes at least part of its pricing and Degreed does not, so you can sanity check one quote and not the other.

what is not working today is Admin burden on a small team

Neither, on this one Neither has a decisive ease-of-use advantage in the verified scores, so judge admin burden on a hands-on trial with your own team.

live by is This quarter

Neither, on this one Neither publishes a weeks-to-live figure, so treat any quarter-length promise as something to get in writing before you sign.

in general

Neither, on this one The two sit within a rounding error of each other on the verified sites, so the ratings will not decide this. The situational rows above will.

Pricing

What each one costs, and what moves the number

Neither of these is a rate card. It is how the quote is built.

Degreed

Read from the Degreed public pricing and product pages, September 2026.

Quoted On request
Priced on headcount and modules

No pricing model was verified from the vendor site.

No public list price, so the only way to compare is to ask for a three-year total.
360Learning

Read from the 360Learning public pricing and product pages, September 2026.

Published tiers See vendor
Per registered user

Per registered user (Partly, entry plan published); Free trial

Publishes at least part of its pricing, so you can sanity check a quote against it.
Disprz

Read from the Disprz public pricing and product pages, September 2026.

Quoted On request
Priced on headcount and modules

No pricing model was verified from the vendor site.

No public list price, so the only way to compare is to ask for a three-year total.
Ask all of them the same three questions: the three-year total including content and services, what becomes a separate line item later, and what happens to the price when headcount moves.

Feature matrix

What each platform states it does

Each row records what the vendor publishes on its own site. A blank means not verified, never assumed absent.

Degreed and 360Learning compared on stated capability

Capability Degreed 360Learning
Core LMS: courses, compliance, certification Not verified ✓
LXP: discovery, pathways, social learning ✓ ✓
Reports capability gained, not completions ✓ ✓
Frontline and deskless, mobile first Not verified ✓
Authoring inside the platform Not verified ✓
Deep configuration Not verified Not verified
Partner and customer academies Not verified ✓
Third-party content marketplace Not verified ✓
Compliance and audit depth Not verified ✓
Integrations Not verified ✓
Publishes a weeks-to-live figure Not verified Not verified
Full talent suite Not verified Not verified
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Deep dive

Where the two actually differ

Three areas that decide most shortlists.

Scope of the contract

Degreed

Degreed states 2 of the 12 capabilities compared here, including lxp: discovery, pathways, social learning.

360Learning

360Learning states 9 of the 12 capabilities compared here, including authoring inside the platform.

Disprz

Disprz states 7 of the 12 capabilities compared here, including authoring inside the platform.

Evidence base

Degreed

4.4 out of 5 across 100 reviews on the verified sites.

360Learning

4.6 out of 5 across 1,278 reviews on the verified sites.

Disprz

4.7 out of 5 across 238 reviews on the verified sites.

What reviewers complain about

Degreed

No criticism tags were captured for this vendor.

360Learning

Limited Features (43), Learning Curve (41), Limited Customization (38), Missing Features (32)

Disprz

Navigation Difficulties (2), Limited Search Functionality (1), Integration Issues (1), Inadequate Search Functionality (1)

What reviewers say

Ratings and reviewer sentiment

Scores and tag counts were read from each vendor profile by hand and screenshotted on 15 September 2026.

Degreed
G2 4.3 (42)
Capterra 4.5 (24)
Gartner Peer Insights 4.4 (34)
Praised for: Implementation Ease (1), Helpful Resources (1), Helpful (1), Engagement (1), Easy Setup (1). Some users note that the search functionality could be improved to enhance content discovery.

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360Learning
G2 4.6 (642)
Capterra 4.7 (512)
Gartner Peer Insights 4.6 (124)
Praised for: Ease of Use (140), Course Creation (77), Customer Support (76), Helpful (60), Engagement (59). Criticised for: Limited Features (43), Learning Curve (41), Limited Customization (38), Missing Features (32), Difficulty (24). Navigation can be confusing, particularly between modules and paths.

Read the profiles G2 Capterra Gartner Peer Insights

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Disprz
G2 4.4 (94)
Capterra 4.7 (138)
Gartner Peer Insights 4.9 (6)
Ease of use (Capterra) 4.7
Customer service (Capterra) 4.6
Praised for: E-Learning (3), Ease of Use (3), Sharing (2), Modules (2), Certifications (1). Criticised for: Navigation Difficulties (2), Limited Search Functionality (1), Integration Issues (1), Inadequate Search Functionality (1), Expensive (1). Integration with external tools can be complex.

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Decision table

If this is your situation, pick this

Read across the row.

If this is you Pick Why
Core LMS: courses, compliance, certification 360Learning 360Learning states it; Degreed's site does not.
Frontline and deskless, mobile first by design 360Learning 360Learning states it; Degreed's site does not.
Built-in authoring 360Learning 360Learning states it; Degreed's site does not.
Extended enterprise: partner and customer academies 360Learning 360Learning states it; Degreed's site does not.
Large third-party content marketplace 360Learning 360Learning states it; Degreed's site does not.
Multi-region regulated compliance depth 360Learning 360Learning states it; Degreed's site does not.
HRIS, SSO and API integration 360Learning 360Learning states it; Degreed's site does not.
Depth of admin configurability Neither Neither states this on their own site, so this is the wrong shortlist for it.

Both fall short

What neither one does

Neither Degreed nor 360Learning states 2 of the capabilities compared, including Depth of admin configurability, Recruiting, performance and succession in one contract. Neither replaces your HRIS or payroll. If the brief is one system for the whole employee lifecycle, both are the wrong shortlist and a suite vendor is the right one.
Neither Deep configuration
Neither Publishes a weeks-to-live figure
Neither Full talent suite

Capability rows record published claims, not test results.

Verdict

So which one should you buy?

Degreed is a learning experience platform (LXP) built around skills, while 360Learning is a collaborative learning platform built around peer authoring. Three honest outcomes below, including the one where neither is right.

Go Degreed
If Degreed's published material matches your brief more closely, take Degreed.
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Go 360Learning
Their own site states Core LMS: courses, compliance, certification; Frontline and deskless, mobile first by design; Built-in authoring.
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Go Disprz
You are measured on capability built rather than courses completed, your frontline teams keep stalling, and you need to be live inside one quarter.
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FAQ

Degreed vs 360Learning, common questions

Is Degreed or 360Learning better?
Neither in general. 360Learning for Core LMS: courses, compliance, certification, Frontline and deskless, mobile first by design.
Which has better reviews, Degreed or 360Learning?
On the 3 shared sites: G2 4.3 (42 reviews) against 4.6 (642 reviews); Capterra 4.5 (24 reviews) against 4.7 (512 reviews); Gartner Peer Insights 4.4 (34 ratings) against 4.6 (124 ratings). 360Learning rates higher on 3 of 3. 360Learning carries roughly 13x the sample (1,278 against 100), so read the scores next to the counts.
How much do Degreed and 360Learning cost?
Neither publishes list pricing. Both are quoted on headcount, modules and region, so ask each for a three-year total including content and services.
How long does implementation take with Degreed or 360Learning?
Degreed publishes no go-live figure. 360Learning publishes no go-live figure.
What does 360Learning do that Degreed does not?
Their site states: Core LMS: courses, compliance, certification; Frontline and deskless, mobile first by design; Built-in authoring; Extended enterprise: partner and customer academies; Large third-party content marketplace; Multi-region regulated compliance depth; HRIS, SSO and API integration.
Who publishes this Degreed vs 360Learning comparison?
This page is published by Disprz, which competes with both Degreed and 360Learning. Disprz is deliberately excluded from the capability table so it cannot tilt the comparison, and appears only where it is labelled. Ratings are read from each vendor's own profile and dated.

Transparency

How this comparison was built

A fixed method, applied identically to all 19 platforms in this set.

12 Capability claims per vendor Recorded only where the vendor states it on their own site. A blank means not verified, never assumed absent.
3 Independent review sites G2, Capterra and Gartner Peer Insights, each read on the vendor's own profile and screenshotted.
67 Screenshots held as evidence Every published rating traces to one of them. Each figure was read by a person on the vendor's own profile and captured on the date shown.
1 Named owner One person is accountable for every figure on this page, recorded against the vendor row.

A rating is printed only where a screenshot exists

Score, count, what the count measures, the profile name, the profile URL and the date read. Missing any of them and the figure stays off the page.

Unevidenced figures are suppressed, not estimated

Where a rating cannot be evidenced the cell reads "No verifiable count identified" rather than showing a number we cannot stand behind.

A wrong-product listing is discarded

Two listings in this set matched a different product entirely. Both were quarantined rather than published.

Capability rows record claims, not tests

Each row reflects what the vendor publishes about itself. It is not a verdict on how well the capability works.

Vendor figures are attributed to the vendor

Any performance number published by a vendor rather than independently verified is named as theirs in the text.

Facts live on the vendor, not the page

One correction to a vendor row fixes every page that references it, so the set cannot drift apart.

Every source used on this page

PlatformSourceUsed for Exact page readRead on
Degreed G2 Rating and review count Degreed 15 Sep 2026
Degreed Capterra Rating and review count Degreed 15 Sep 2026
Degreed Gartner Peer Insights Rating and review count Degreed 15 Sep 2026
360Learning G2 Rating and review count 360Learning 15 Sep 2026
360Learning Capterra Rating and review count 360Learning 15 Sep 2026
360Learning Gartner Peer Insights Rating and review count 360Learning 15 Sep 2026
Disprz G2 Rating and review count Disprz 15 Sep 2026
Disprz Capterra Rating and review count Disprz 15 Sep 2026
Disprz Gartner Peer Insights Rating and review count Disprz 15 Sep 2026

Why Disprz cannot tip this page

Disprz publishes this page and does not get a vote in what it says about Degreed or 360Learning. A rating is copied from that vendor's own profile and stored with the URL and the date, so any reader can open it and check.
  • The method was fixed before any vendor was read, so no row was chosen after seeing who it favoured.
  • Every third-party figure carries a screenshot, a profile URL and a read date.
  • Where a figure could not be evidenced it is suppressed, including for Disprz itself.
  • Disprz is not one of the two platforms compared here and is excluded from the capability table, though its own verified ratings are shown alongside for reference.
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