Disco builds branded learning academies with cohort courses, community, and AI tools. Organization plan from $399/mo billed annually. Free trial available.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Disco is a software platform for building branded learning academies. It brings together course delivery, community spaces, live events, chat, and AI agents so that an organization can run training and member engagement in one place. The company frames its product around social, active, and human learning rather than isolated self-study.
The platform is aimed at three groups: training businesses, bootcamps, accelerators, and consultants; customer success and partner enablement teams; and people managers and talent teams training employees. Featured customers on the site include Coding Temple, Kids & Co, Dribbble, and The Fountain Institute.
An operator starts by creating programs. The AI course generator can draft a full curriculum from existing documents, videos, and processes, and the author then refines and approves it. Programs can also be built by hand in the curriculum builder and lesson editor, with embeds from tools such as Figma, Calendly, and Google Docs.
Members join the academy, which can sit on the organization's own domain with custom branding. Inside each program they follow lessons, take quizzes, join channels and events, and ask questions through Ask AI. Admins use groups, automations, and reporting to manage members, send nudges, and track progress as the audience grows.
On the creation side, Disco offers an AI course generator, quiz generator, AI video transcripts with chapters and summaries, image generation, and writing assistance. Programs can be self-paced, cohort-based, or custom, and can include assignments, prerequisites, learning pathways, and SCORM content. Edits to a lesson can apply across every program that uses it.
For engagement, the platform includes channels, threads, direct messages, feeds, a member directory, leaderboards, and live events. Groups and subgroups let operators segment members, for example splitting a large cohort into mentorship groups.
For operations, Disco provides automations, reporting, Stripe-based monetization, and an API with webhooks on Enterprise. A mobile app is also part of the platform.
Disco is a platform for building branded learning academies. It combines cohort-based and self-paced courses, community spaces, live events, chat, and AI features such as Ask AI and an AI course generator.
The Organization plan is listed at $399/mo billed annually, and the pricing page also shows $499/mo for the same plan, apparently under the monthly toggle. Enterprise pricing is custom. All prices are in USD.
Yes. The site offers a Start Free Trial button alongside Book a Demo. The sources do not state how long the trial lasts.
Disco targets training businesses, bootcamps, accelerators, and consultants, as well as customer success, partner enablement, and internal talent teams. It suits organizations that want learning and community in one branded space.
Native integrations include Slack, Zoom, Stripe, Zapier, Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, and Facebook Pixel. HubSpot and Salesforce connect through Zapier, and tools like Figma, Calendly, and Google Docs can be embedded.
Yes. Features include an AI course generator, quiz generator, Ask AI for member questions, AI video transcripts and summaries, AI audio narration, smart nudges, and AI knowledge checks.
Yes. The Organization plan includes a branded learning academy on your own domain. Enterprise adds branded iOS and Android apps on select plans.
The Organization plan notes that nonprofit pricing is available. The sources do not give the discounted rates, so buyers need to contact the company.