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Nialtus vs Kredo

Kredo is a mobile-first microlearning platform. Nialtus covers microlearning too, and adds full authoring, skills, commerce, and white-label in one place. Here is an honest comparison.

At a glance

An honest, high-level look. The best way to judge is to see Nialtus on your own example.

Kredo is known for
A mobile-first, microlearning focus
Short, bite-sized learning formats
Quick, in-the-flow delivery
Nialtus brings
Microlearning and daily drills, plus full course authoring
SCORM and xAPI import, quizzes, exams, and assignments
A live competency matrix that measures real skills
White-label, commerce, and a growing list of languages

Which is the right fit?

Kredo may fit if
Your need is purely short, mobile microlearning
You want the simplest possible bite-sized format
You do not need formal courses, skills, or commerce
Nialtus is a strong fit if
You want microlearning and full courses in one platform
You want to measure skills, not just deliver content
You want your own brand, and perhaps to sell courses
You want one platform to grow into, not several tools

What it costs

Monthly cost at the same team sizes, side by side.

Kredo does not publish prices. Here is what Nialtus costs at the same team sizes.

LearnersNialtus, full priceNialtus, first month
100
$149
Launch
$74
50% off the plan
500
$499
Growth
$249
50% off the plan
1,000
$944
Growth + 5 packs of 100 people
$694
50% off the plan
2,500
$1,999
Scale
$999
50% off the plan

See all Nialtus plans and prices →

Monthly cost for the whole organization, in US dollars. Nialtus: our published plan prices for your region, exactly as on the Nialtus pricing page, using the lowest-cost plan plus extra packs of 100 active people (Nialtus counts every active person, in any role); the first month includes the introductory discount on the plan, and every month after is at the full price. Kredo: Kredo does not publish prices, checked 17 September 2026. Prices change and quotes vary, so confirm with each vendor.

Disclaimer. The prices and features of Kredo shown on this page are based on information publicly available, as checked on 17 September 2026. Vendors change their prices, plans and features at any time, and actual quotes, discounts, taxes and contract terms vary. This comparison is provided only as a general guide to help you. It is not an offer or a guarantee, and Nialtus is not responsible for its accuracy or completeness, or for any decision made on the basis of it. Please do your own comparison of pricing and features, and confirm current details directly with each vendor, before making a decision. All product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.

What makes Nialtus different

The capabilities teams tell us tip the decision.

AI course authoring
Draft a full, editable course from a topic, a document, or a job role, then shape it and publish when you are ready.
A real competency matrix
Define the skills each role needs and see, live, where every person stands against the target.
White-label your platform
Run it on your own domain, in your colors, with mail from your address. Included on Growth and above, and an add-on on Launch.
Sell courses if you want
Sell courses and bundles in multiple currencies with tax and branded invoices, on paid plans.
Learning in their own language
Run the platform in English plus a growing list of language packs, with more added regularly, including right-to-left Arabic. Each learner picks their own language.
Built by a training company
Nialtus is made by Learning Everest, with 14,000+ hours of learning delivered for 100+ clients.

Kredo does mobile microlearning well. Nialtus gives you that and the rest: authoring, skills, certification, and commerce, in a single platform built by Learning Everest.

Common questions

Straight answers about Nialtus and Kredo.

Yes. Two-minute daily drills and short lessons are built in, alongside full courses, so you are not choosing between the two.

Nialtus runs in the web browser, and the learner screens adapt to a phone. Two-minute daily drills suit a phone, and frontline staff without email can sign in with an employee number and PIN, so desk-free teams can learn in the gaps of a shift.

Yes. Define the skills each role needs and a live competency matrix shows where every person stands.

If your current system can export people and completion records to a CSV file, you can bring that history into Nialtus. Add people with the People CSV import, then use Import history to bring in completions, progress, scores, and expiry dates, matched to each person by email or employee number. Course content comes across as SCORM, xAPI, cmi5, or AICC packages or an IMS Common Cartridge, or is rebuilt in Nialtus. Certificate files from the old system are not imported, but Nialtus can issue its own certificates dated to the original completion. See how switching to Nialtus works.

See Nialtus for yourself

The fairest comparison is a demo on your own example. Book one and decide with your own eyes.