First Media
Project-based content agencyLouth, Lincolnshire, United Kingdom
Boutique project-based eLearning agency. Fixed-price projects paid on milestones, with bronze, silver and gold interactivity packages.
Custom Courseware Review Guide
Search and filter enterprise content providers by service category, business model, industry, geography and whether pricing is published.
Louth, Lincolnshire, United Kingdom
Boutique project-based eLearning agency. Fixed-price projects paid on milestones, with bronze, silver and gold interactivity packages.
Melbourne, Australia
Australian learning-design consultancy delivering custom learning programs end to end under an ADDIE model, with client ownership of finished materials and source files.
Australia (founder-led, distributed team)
Boutique, award-winning custom eLearning development company founded in 2018, working on bespoke project delivery with in-house video and animation capability.
Warwick, United Kingdom
Long-established content-production and learning-solutions group offering bespoke project development alongside an off-the-shelf catalogue and its own LMS.
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Project-based custom eLearning studio with a tiered per-module delivery model, plus a subscription FastTrack route for rapid SCORM production.
Mexico City, Mexico (Aura Interactiva, operating since 1996)
Project-based custom eLearning development delivered alongside the SHIFT platform, with a single commercial relationship spanning create, publish, distribute and measure.
Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, United Kingdom
Project-based video production company delivering corporate, training and eLearning video, animation, live streaming and event content on fixed-fee proposals.
Bristol, United Kingdom
Immersive technology and XR content studio working on project-based services.
Maidenhead, United Kingdom (global enterprise group)
Enterprise project-based services for eLearning content development and localization, delivered by dedicated project managers and technology-agnostic to authoring tools.
New York, United States, with regional headquarters in London and Hong Kong
Privately held global language-services and AI solutions provider offering enterprise managed services, per-word and per-project pricing, and platform subscriptions through GlobalLink.
Shanghai, China, with branches in Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Beijing, Zhongshan, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur
Custom eLearning development agency combined with a proprietary LMS platform and an off-the-shelf course library.
Not published. Described publicly as a fully distributed organisation with no central physical headquarters.
Authoring software and a bundled, editable content library. This is a creator platform, not a commissioned courseware developer.
Boston, United States
Content library subscription combined with a skills management platform. Its custom-creation offering is AI-assisted tooling for customers' own content, not commissioned development.
Walldorf, Germany (SAP SE headquarters; SuccessFactors originated in San Francisco)
Enterprise software subscription for learning management. This is a delivery platform, not a content producer. Content reaches customers through third-party marketplaces and partners.
Santa Monica, California, United States
Learning platform combined with a content marketplace. Much of the catalogue is third-party licensed and redistributed under subscription rather than original production.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Platform, content marketplace and AI authoring in one product. Publicly listed on NASDAQ and TSX.
Alexandria, Virginia, United States
Per-author annual software subscription combined with a content marketplace subscription and a partner network of certified practitioners. Turnkey course production is delivered through that partner ecosystem rather than as an in-house service line.
Brighton, United Kingdom, with a North American office in Raleigh, North Carolina
Cloud-based eLearning authoring platform sold as an enterprise SaaS subscription. Acquired by Learning Pool in October 2025 and rebranded Create within the Confirm group in 2026.
San Francisco, California, United States
Enterprise SaaS subscription for sales readiness and revenue enablement, with a premium support tier sold as a percentage of contract value.
Stockholm, Sweden, with offices in London and New York
Enterprise SaaS subscription with per-user tiers and seat minimums. AI-native enterprise learning and knowledge platform, acquired by Workday in November 2025 and now operating as a Workday company.
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
Enterprise SaaS subscription in Core, Pro and Premium tiers for frontline learning and enablement. Quote-based pricing, though the full feature matrix is public.
Santa Clara, California, United States
VR and XR software platform with hardware deployment and an attached content studio offering template-based and custom immersive simulations. Current positioning is shifting toward AI on smart glasses.
London, United Kingdom
No-code interactive authoring tool integrated with Instructure Canvas, with associated course development and consultancy services. Acquired by Study Group in February 2020.
Stafford, Virginia, United States, with offices in Toronto and Bristol
SaaS accessibility platform combined with expert and managed accessibility services, sold on tiered subscriptions with credit-based add-ons.
Limassol, Cyprus (LEARNWORLDS (CY) LTD), with the operating centre in Athens, Greece and an office in Chania, Crete
SaaS learning platform combining a no-code LMS, course builder and commerce. Founder-controlled and privately held, with a minority venture investment.
Birmingham, United Kingdom
SaaS talent assessment and development platform sold on contact-sales enterprise licensing. It is an assessment and development platform rather than a video or animation production house.
No providers match these filters. Tell us what you need and we will point you at providers with the relevant published capability, stating the gaps.
A vendor record is a structured fact base, not a recommendation. Each one states the business model first, because comparing a production studio to a software platform produces a misleading answer.