360Learning vs Gusto
360Learning and Gusto are both HR & recruiting tools. 360Learning is aimed at small businesses and enterprise, while Gusto is aimed at small businesses. 360Learning costs less, from $8/mo versus $35/mo for Gusto.
Collaborative LMS where in-house experts build corporate training
Payroll, benefits and HR for US small businesses
| Pricing | Paid · $8 | Paid · $35 |
| Starting price | $8/mo | $35/mo |
| Free plan | No | No |
| Free trial | 30 days | — |
| Built for | Small businesses, Enterprise | Small businesses |
| Platforms | web, ios, android | web, ios, android |
| Country | FR · 2013 | US · 2011 |
| Rating | — | — |
Choose 360Learning if
Mid-sized and enterprise companies that want subject-matter experts, not only L&D, to build and maintain internal training.
- Spreads course creation beyond a small L&D team
- Transparent entry price of $8 per user on the Team plan
- 30-day trial and no minimum user count
Look elsewhere if: Course creators selling to the public or very small teams that need a basic, low-cost LMS (Thinkific, TalentLMS).
Choose Gusto if
US small businesses up to about 100 employees.
- Very easy payroll for small teams
- Benefits administration included
- Friendly UX and good support
Look elsewhere if: Non-US employers or companies needing deep HRIS/IT (Rippling).
360Learning vs Gusto pricing
360Learning
- Team$8/user/moUp to 100 users; monthly billing, no annual commitment
- BusinessCustomFlexible registered and active user model; usually annual
- EnterpriseCustomAdvanced integrations, premium onboarding, priority SLA
Gusto
- Simple$49/mo+ $6/person; single-state payroll
- Plus$80/mo+ $12/person; multi-state payroll, time and PTO
- Premium$180/mo+ $22/person; HR experts, compliance, priority support
- Contractor Only$35/mo+ $6/contractor; base fee sometimes waived as promo
360Learning · Key features
- Collaborative authoring so subject-matter experts create and update courses
- AI Content Builder that turns existing documents into interactive courses
- AI Companion assistant that searches company knowledge and recommends content
- Learner reactions, comments and course requests that flag outdated content
- Customer and partner academies next to internal employee training
- Skills management with skill-gap detection and course recommendations
Cons
- Business and Enterprise pricing is quote-only
- Team plan is capped at 100 users
- The collaborative model only pays off if experts actively contribute
Gusto · Key features
- Full-service US payroll with tax filings
- Health benefits, 401(k) and workers' comp
- Onboarding with offer letters and e-signature
- Time tracking, PTO and scheduling
- Contractor payments in 120+ countries
- Compliance alerts and HR resources
Cons
- US employees only
- Costs rise with headcount
- Limited HR depth for larger companies
360Learning vs Gusto: FAQ
Which is cheaper, 360Learning or Gusto?
360Learning starts at $8/mo and Gusto at $35/mo. Both prices are checked on the vendors' own pricing pages.
Do 360Learning and Gusto have a free plan?
360Learning has no free plan, a 30-day free trial. Gusto has no free plan.