Pricing to fit every need

Arist has all of the functionality of an LMS, including course creation, hosting, assignment, learner management, and analytics.

The main difference between Arist and a traditional LMS is that Arist delivers interactive content in bite-size format via existing messaging tools like SMS, WhatsApp, and Microsoft Teams instead of traditional video courses and e-learning modules.

By meeting learners where they are, Arist sees much higher completion, adoption, and satisfaction rates than courses delivered via an LMS (over 90%).

However, most of our clients use Arist alongside their existing LMS, and Arist can easily integrate with your existing learning ecosystem as well.

Yes. Arist has industry-leading technology that enables employees to securely and compliantly learn on their personal device. This includes seamless opt-in and opt-out features, automatic phone number encryption, toll-free message delivery, and FLSA-compliant shift locking for hourly employees.

No. Arist works with carriers to ensure that all messages are toll-free.

Arist has a 50+ course content library that is constantly updated with the most in-demand topics. All courses in our content library can be easily pulled, customized, and launched to employees in minutes. To learn more, schedule time with an Arist content expert here.

Yes. Arist has built-in wage & hour compliance and shift scheduling integration, which lets hourly employees use their personal devices for learning in a compliant and secure way without incurring additional costs.

Yes. By breaking learning down into bite-size interactive lessons, Arist helps build skills and knowledge one digestible step at a time. Our clients have used Arist to effectively delivery training on subjects ranging from OBGYN to effective leadership. Arist's course model is inspired by Stanford and Harvard research — you can learn more here.

Yes. Arist's built-in analytics dashboard tracks completion, adoption, satisfaction, engagement, and answer accuracy on a per-course, per-user, per-lesson, per-question, and per-cohort basis. Arist also supports custom reports and data exports.

Yes. Arist is fully GDPR, CCPA, SOC2, and FLSA-compliant.

Yes. Arist can integrate with your LMS or HRIS. To learn more, get a demo.

Arist has been successfully used for use cases ranging from career development to cloud infrastructure training.

To learn more about all of the use cases and skills that Arist supports, get a demo here.

No. Our research has found no meaningful difference in adoption or satisfaction rates by age group, with older learners enjoying Arist courses more by a few percentage points.

The core reason: nearly everyone uses texting or email to communicate with their friends, colleagues, and loved ones, making messages a comfortable medium for all.

Arist helps with three primary business outcomes:

First, by making training bite-size and engaging, Arist dramatically increases training adoption, completion, and satisfaction rates. In fact, over 95% of learners open an Arist lesson within 3 minutes, while Arist experiences see satisfaction rates of over 90%.

Second, Arist helps increase behavior change and knowledge retention outcomes by leveraging cutting-edge research. This leads to performance improvement outcomes of over 12%, per UW research.

Third, Arist helps save companies over $200 per employee per year by bringing learning into the flow of work and reducing inefficient training.

Yes. One lesson/module in an Arist course is equivalent to 15 minutes worth of training. As a result, eight Arist lessons are equal to 2 hours worth of training complaint with California standards.

Yes. Arist is highly influenced by Stanford, UPenn, and Harvard research on spaced learning, behavior change by text, and bridging the intention-action gap via text messages. To learn more, explore our research here.

Every Arist course consists of a series of bite-size lessons.

Each lesson contains a media file, a brief concept or case study explanation, and a series of interactive multiple-choice or open-ended questions that a learner can text back the answer to. Once a learner texts back, Arist will send instant feedback or an additional concept or case study explanation.

A typical lesson is equal to 15-30 minutes worth of traditional e-learning.