Trainual documents how your business runs and is bought through a demo with a required $1,000 implementation fee. StudyBits turns those same documents into courses with quizzes in about a minute — on a free plan, with prices on the page.
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StudyBits builds a course on the homepage, before any account
Both help small and mid-size companies get people up to speed from their own processes. Trainual is a system for writing and organizing SOPs. StudyBits is built around the step after the doc exists: turning it into training people finish, and proving they understood it.
Trainual exports subjects and documents as PDF. That's all StudyBits needs: each PDF becomes a course with quizzes, built from the same words your team already wrote.
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Yes. StudyBits turns your SOPs, handbooks and playbooks into courses with quiz questions, assigns them, and shows who understood them — with a free plan, published prices and no implementation fee.
Trainual no longer publishes prices: you book a demo to get a quote, and every plan requires a one-time $1,000 implementation fee. StudyBits publishes every price — free to start, then $199 a month for up to 25 people, $399 for up to 75 and $719 for up to 200, billed annually — with no setup fee.
Yes. Export your Trainual subjects as PDFs and drop them into StudyBits; each one becomes a course with lessons, slides and quizzes in about a minute.
No. StudyBits builds training from the documents you already have — a PDF, a Word file, a deck or a link — and turns each into a course with quiz questions in about a minute.
Yes — build a course from your own document on the StudyBits homepage without an account, then keep it on the free plan.
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