# When does it make sense for a training company to move from Kajabi or Teachable to Thinkific?

When does it make sense for a training company to move from Kajabi or Teachable to Thinkific?

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- Posted at: about 2 months ago
- Net upvotes: 1


## Comments
### Comment 1


The trigger is usually scale. Kajabi and Teachable are well-suited for getting started, but training companies and academies tend to hit walls as they grow: limitations in B2B commerce (group licensing, invoicing), reporting depth, multi-site management, and SCORM support. Thinkific is built for businesses that have moved past the "launch a course" stage and need a platform that can support multiple programs, client accounts, and compliance requirements without constant workarounds. The commerce infrastructure is meaningfully deeper — abandoned cart recovery, flexible pricing, affiliate tools, and order bumps are available natively. And for teams selling to corporate buyers, the ability to handle group orders and issue invoices directly through the platform is a significant operational unlock. If training is your business and you're growing, you need a platform that grows with you. Thinkific is designed so customers don't outgrow it.

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- Posted at: 2 days ago
- Author title: Lifecycle Marketing Manager at Thinkific




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