edX
8.8#2 in online course marketplacesFrom $150 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWeb
VisitedX vs Emeritus
What both publish
| Fact | edX | Emeritus |
|---|---|---|
| Business plans | Yes | Yes |
| Course certificates | Yes | Yes |
| Course formats | mixed | mixed |
| Founded | 2012 | 2015 |
| Free plan | Yes | Yes |
| Mobile apps | both | both |
| Offline access | Yes | No |
| Subscription access | Yes | Yes |
| What it does | edX is a mission-driven online course provider offering courses, programs, and other educational content from edX, member institutions, 2U, partners, and other institutions. | Emeritus delivers university-partnered short courses, certificates, degrees and executive programs for individuals, companies and governments. |
edX plans
- Audit trackFree
- Verified track—
- Starter$349 a year
- Campus PlanPriced on request
- Essentials$150 a year
- Teams$396 a year
Emeritus plans
- Emeritus Monthly Subscription—
- Emeritus Premium Subscription—
- AIM Full Stack Development with AI$1,300, paid once
- Designing & Building AI Products & Services for Regulated Industries$2,600, paid once
- Kellogg Chief Digital Officer Program$28,000, paid once
- Emeritus Insights Annual Premium Subscription—
Pick edX if…
edX suits learners pursuing education or ongoing professional development through courses, certificates, microcredentials, and other programs. Institutions and businesses can consider its LMS integrations and administrative tools; app users who need timed or proctored exams must use something other than the app for those exams.
Pick Emeritus if…
Emeritus suits learners wanting web or mobile access to mixed-format courses, video lessons, workshops, and certificates. Organizations can consider its business plans.