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Pluralsight is an online learning platform that focuses on teaching technical skills in a broad variety of subjects. Founded in 2004 by Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, and Bill Williams, the platform now boasts thousands of courses created by 1,500+ expert teachers.
- Type
- Education Company
- Number of courses
- 7000+
- Pros
- Wide range of courses
- High-quality content
- Experienced instructors
- Cons
- Limited free content
- Only suited for tech skills
- More geared towards businesses
- Popularity
Popular
- Available categories
- 3D & AnimationAccounting & BookkeepingArchitectural DesignArts & CraftsBrandingBusiness Analytics & IntelligenceBusiness StrategyCommunicationComplianceContent Marketing
- Available languages
- English
- Support options
- Phone
- Chat
- Community
- Knowledge base
- Learning support
- Career support
- Available apps
Ios 
Android
Offering
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Access to Pluralsight's library of courses (either their core library with 2,500+ courses, or their full library with 7,000+ courses, depending on the plan).
Company
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- Pluralsight, LLC
- Company size
Large
- Founded in
- 2004
- Headquarters
United States
🇺🇸- Founders
- Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, Bill Williams
- External reviews
- App Store4.7642000 reviewsPlay Store4.5214000 reviews
Trustpilot1.9934 reviews
Our evaluation
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8.3
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Pluralsight is one of the online learning platform with a clear focus on helping companies upskill their employees with tech skills. While they do offer their course catalog to consumers as well, many of their main strengths come into play with enterprise customers. We particularly like their extensive library of courses, with a lot of them focussing on very specific technical topics that other platforms might not even have resources for. That means that Pluralsight is a great platform for companies looking to upskill employees and more advanced techies trying to learn new skills. As a beginner, you might be a bit overwhelmed on Pluralsight.
