Titan Learning vs. Interplay Learning

The core difference

They sell a library. We deliver your program.

Interplay's education offering is a content catalog "mapped to existing curriculum" — meaning you still need a curriculum, an LMS, and a state application. Titan is the program itself: complete, co-branded with your program's name, running on a true LMS, with the approval package in the box.

	Interplay Learning	Titan Learning
What you're buying	Subscription to a course & sim catalog	A complete program you run as your own
Runs under your program's name	No — students use the Interplay platform	Yes — your program name, your own class
Complete LMS included	No — "LMS integration" is a listed feature¹	Yes — enrollment, gating, gradebook, certificates
State approval package	Not offered	Included — proven through 16 states
Instructor of record	No	Yes — licensed, with weekly office hours
Credential exams included	Varies / add-on	EPA 608, OSHA 10, NATE attempts in the seat
Minimum purchase	10-seat license minimum	5 seats, then add 1 at a time
License clock starts	At contract signing	When each student starts
Sells direct to your students	Yes — Solo plan, $54/month²	Never — partners are our only channel
Pricing published	"Contact sales" for organizations	$999/student/year, on our website
Reporting depth	Completion-focused; users report wanting grade detail³	Quiz-level grades, time-on-task, exportable
Catalog breadth	11+ industries, 500+ hours — genuinely broad	5 deep career programs (by design)

¹ Interplay's education pricing page lists "LMS integration" as a feature — i.e., the platform connects to a school's own LMS. ² Published on interplaylearning.com. ³ Public reviews on Capterra cite completion-only reporting and support responsiveness. All comparisons based on publicly available information as of July 2026 — tell us if something's outdated and we'll fix it.

When they're the right choice

Honestly? Sometimes they are.

If you already run an approved program with your own LMS and you want a broad supplemental sim library across many trades — including ones we don't cover — Interplay is a reasonable pick. That's the product they built, and it's a fine one.

But if what you need is the program itself — named after your school, approvable by your state, with an instructor of record and nothing else to assemble — that's not what a library does. That's what we do. And several schools that started there have ended up here.

Common questions

Asked by schools comparing the two.

We're mid-contract with a course library. Can we switch?

Yes. Bring us your module list and your renewal date — we'll map your content to a complete Titan program, prepare your state paperwork, and time the launch to your contract. Most switches cost less than schools expect because our seats only start when students do.

Why is your catalog smaller?

Because a program you can file with a state needs depth, not breadth: sequenced hours, assessments, an instructor of record, and documentation. We build five programs to that standard rather than fifty to a library standard. When partners pull us into a new trade (Solar is asked about most), we build it the same way.

Aren't you biased?

Obviously — this is our website. That's why every factual row above is based on public information you can check yourself, and why we tell you plainly when they're the better fit. If we got something wrong, email us and we'll correct it.

Titan Learning vs. Interplay Learning:
which is right for you?

They sell a library. We deliver your program.

Honestly? Sometimes they are.

Asked by schools comparing the two.

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