I appreciate how Udemy Business helps me upskill my knowledge and stay updated with industry requirements. I find many courses that I can easily filter based on my needs like duration and keywords, which is really helpful. I like that before enrolling, I can see the entire course schedule to decide if a course is necessary for me. I love the course descriptions with detailed indexes and feedback. The ability to control video speed is very beneficial, as it allows me to adjust the pace to match the trainer's speed. I'm very happy with it for upskilling and keeping updated in my field. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I very much amazed by using Udemy, I don't fell any more changes needed for the tool.

It helped me a lot to gain knowledge and improve skills.

But sometimes I find network issues when internet is proper, video occurs blur and need to be verified the video clarity.

When comparing with other tools Udemy is very much better. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how flexible Udemy is. I can learn anytime and anywhere, and there are courses for almost everything. The frequent discounts also make the courses very affordable. Udemy is a great learning platform with a wide variety of courses. It’s easy to use and very helpful for improving skills at your own pace. I’ve learned a lot from different instructors, especially for practical and job-related skills. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing I dislike about Udemy is that the quality of courses can vary a lot depending on the instructor. Some courses are excellent, very detailed, and up-to-date, while others feel outdated or a bit rushed. It can take some time to find the right course that really matches your needs. Another thing is that, while there’s a huge library, the search and filtering options could be better — sometimes it’s hard to quickly find the most relevant courses. Lastly, even though courses are affordable, you sometimes need to wait for discounts to get a really good price, which can be a little frustrating. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Udemy Business stands out for its massive and diverse course library covering technology, leadership, analytics, and soft skills. The content is regularly updated, making it relevant to fast-changing industries. I like the flexibility of self-paced learning, which allows teams to upskill without disrupting daily work. The platform supports continuous learning, helps close skill gaps quickly, and makes professional development accessible for learners at different experience levels. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Despite its strengths, the quality of courses on Udemy Business can be inconsistent because content comes from many instructors. Some courses lack depth, feel repetitive, or become outdated over time. Finding highly specialized or advanced, role-specific content often requires extra searching and filtering. In a few cases, learning paths could be more structured to better guide users from beginner to advanced levels. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how Udemy Business makes life easier for me with my overall integration. It really helps with training and allows us to save both time and money. I also found the initial setup to be very easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think Udemy Business could use more AI. I want more trainings with AI since everything is moving that way. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We have been using Reprise License Manager for the past year. It allows us to easily share a pool of licenses across our network for the software we use. The pay-as-you-go model is a major benefit, as it ensures we only pay for what we actually consume. Additionally, our IT managers can effortlessly track software usage and identify active users through the intuitive interface. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I enjoy the quality of the material, though there are a few improvement areas. The pricing slightly leans towards being higher against some competition, and I find it annoying that we need to purchase some courses even though it is a business account. Moreover, I find there are very few Hands-On ‘Labs'. We, in technical roles, would require these coding labs to be incorporated to enable scenario-based learning themselves. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the availability of a wide catalog on Udemy Business that is constantly updated. This ensures that there is always a course with a specific format for each person. I also like the variety among the instructors, as not all of them fit different learning styles, and having so many different instructors means that you can always find a course that suits our collaborators well. I greatly appreciate the diversity of content that Udemy Business offers, especially in the technical field, something that other learning partners do not provide with such depth. Additionally, I particularly value that Udemy Business includes options for real-world practice and development environments, which is very beneficial for us. The quality of the instructors is another reason why I recommend the platform, and the support received from our contact person is excellent. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Well, the only aspect I consider doesn't work so well is that on many occasions our collaborators find courses on Udemy that are not within Business, and when we request that they be included in the Business package, we have been denied despite these being courses that are indeed on the Udemy platform, have good ratings, and have quite a few views. The reason these courses are denied to us is due to quality review issues, and I would like there to be more agility in the review of courses we have requested and that could be included in the business catalog. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the options provided by Udemy Business. Through the course catalog, it offers lots of different perspectives and various ways to approach content and topics. I appreciate that it offers content in various languages, and the courses and materials generally are of very high quality. The initial setup was really quite easy. We set it up with single sign-on through Microsoft Entra ID, and even when we had to change the single sign-on option to a different SAML approach, Udemy was great in helping us make those transitions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

In the past, part of the challenge with Udemy Business has been that much of the content, many of the courses, are quite large. People don't necessarily have the time to go through long courses. Having the ability to disaggregate the content or have smaller content chunks that people can go through more quickly and easily would be valuable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The catalog stays broad yet purposeful, and the interface makes it quick to search, start, and track learning without getting lost in navigation friction.

On mobile, streaming, playback controls, quizzes, and offline downloads make it easy to use small time windows.

Enterprise features such as SAML SSO with just in time user creation and group mapping, plus SCIM for lifecycle automation, keep access seamless and aligned to directory truth.

Pro’s labs, workspaces, and in course or project based challenges turn theory into hands on skill in safe sandboxes, which is crucial for technical roless.

For global teams, the Multi Language Collections add localized courses from native speaking instructors to improve relevance and engagement across regions . Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

So far, there is nothing negative to report or anything that I dislike. All is smooth and works good. The experience has been consistently positive, without any noticeable issues. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Immediate, targeted learning. When a ticket says “migrate UI tests to Playwright” or “add Appium to mobile CI,” I can find a credible course, watch 2–3 focused modules over lunch, and ship the first PR the same day. Paths bundle the basics -> advanced in a sane order so I don’t doomscroll YouTube.

Hands-on practice, not just videos. The quizzes, practice tests, and project-style exercises help me lock in concepts (e.g., mocking network calls, flaky-test triage patterns, API contract testing). I finish a module and can immediately paste patterns into our codebase.

Content freshness and breadth. The library updates fast when tools shift, Playwright, Cypress, Appium, k6/JMeter, Docker/K8s, AWS primitives, even soft skills like test strategy. It’s rare that I can’t find at least one up-to-date course.

Good for teams, not just me. With learning paths and groups, we align on a baseline: “Watch sections 1–6 by Friday, take the quiz; pair on a spike.” The admin analytics show completion and quiz results, so leads know where to invest coaching time.

SSO and app UX. Sign in with Okta takes seconds, mobile app supports offline, and playback speed + transcripts make it easy to fit around standups and on-calls. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are excellent instructors and a few… less excellent. It takes a couple of reviews to spot the right one.

Search can be noisy. You sometimes get five versions of the same topic; filters help, but curation could be tighter.

Hands-on labs aren’t universal. Not every course includes real projects or sandboxes, so you still need to build your own mini lab now and then. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find everything is good with Udemy Business and love the perfect support team. The analytics dashboard is what I like the most. The initial setup was also very simple and easy to use. Overall, it's perfect and works fine for me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It would be better if it gave the country location of the clicks from users. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.