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Domestika vs. Pluralsight - Complete Comparison
Written by
Janosch Herrmann
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Overview
ToggleDescription | Domestika Domestika is the largest community for creatives. Learn from top professionals in the creative industry with thousands of courses on topics like drawing, painting, creating designs & lots of other creative topics. | Pluralsight 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. |
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Types of courses | Domestika INDIVIDUAL LEARNING Domestika coursesSingle courses or course bundles, purchased individually $10 - $30 USD Self-paced | Pluralsight No course types available |
Subscription plans | Domestika PERSONAL Domestika PlusGet access to 1,000+ courses from the Domestika course library. Additionally, you get one course credit every month that you can use to access any course on Domestika, no matter the price. $8 - 12 USD per month | Pluralsight PERSONAL Pluralsight SkillsAccess 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). $25 - 45 USD per month |
Pros & cons | Domestika
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General information
ToggleType | Course Marketplace | Education Company |
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Number of courses | 1000+ | 7000+ |
Popularity | Popular | Popular |
Available categories | 3D & AnimationArts & CraftsBrandingDesign ToolsDigital MarketingGraphic Design & IllustrationPhotographyVideo & Mobile Marketing | 3D & AnimationAccounting & BookkeepingArchitectural DesignArts & CraftsBrandingBusiness Analytics & IntelligenceBusiness StrategyCommunicationComplianceContent Marketing |
Available languages | EnglishSpanish | English |
Evaluation
ToggleFull score | 8.4 10 | 8.3 10 |
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Company
ToggleCompany name | Domestika Creative S.L. | Pluralsight, LLC |
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Company size | Medium | Large |
Founded in | 2002 | 2004 |
Headquarters | Spain 🇪🇸 | United States 🇺🇸 |
Founders | Alberto Sanz, Jordi Miró | Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, Bill Williams |
External reviews | App Store 4.98700 reviews Play Store 4.6845000 reviews  Trustpilot 1.92230 reviews | App Store 4.7642000 reviews Play Store 4.5214000 reviews Trustpilot 1.9934 reviews |
Our opinion
ToggleDomestikaIn our view, Domestika is a great online learning platform for creative skills. What stands out is that they produce all of their courses in-house, which makes for a consistently high production quality, while being offered at very reasonable prices. Additionally, most of their courses come with subtitles and closed captions in a variety of languages. That said, the original language for a lot of their courses is Spanish, which means that the offering for English speakers is a bit limited, and you'll often have courses that only have closed captions in English. Overall, the quality of the courses on Domestika is great, and we can fully recommend it to Spanish speakers, as well as students that are fine with some of the courses only having English subtitles.
PluralsightPluralsight 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.
