Under the hood

One training content layer.
Four ways to put it to work.

Product demo

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Feature by feature, against the old way.

The shift from course-first compliance to search-first customer education.

The Old Way

Traditional LMS

Purpose Employee compliance training
Content Access Course enrollment & catalog browsing
AI Ready Knowledge Locked in courses, not usable by AI
Onboarding Time 3–6 months
Insights Completion rates only
Ecosystem Separate external portal
Pricing $25K–$50K/year, strict annual contracts
Search-First

Beetsol

Purpose B2B SaaS customer training
Content Access Direct answers + courses/paths when needed
AI Ready Knowledge Searchable modules ready for AI copilots
Onboarding Time 1-3 days, full rollout 2-4 weeks
Insights Content gap detection & search success Course and user reports also available
Ecosystem Embedded in-product or learner app
Pricing From $10K/year (founding rate)
Now in Early Access with founding partners. Apply →

Built for the AI Layer

  • One content layer: Same source serves your customers and your AI agents
  • Open to query: AI agents query Beetsol directly, with zero data restructuring

FAQ

Beetsol pricing varies by company size:

  • Small (10-100 customers): $500-700/month
  • Mid-market (100-500 customers): $1,200-2,800/month (Or $10K/year while Early Access is open)
  • Enterprise (500+ customers): $2,800-10,000+/month

ROI arrives faster for B2B SaaS (60-90 days) because 30-40% of support tickets are how-to questions that training deflects immediately.

Basic setup: Upload content in 1-3 days, configure branding in 1-2 days, go live in 1 week.

Full rollout with embedding and integrations takes 2-4 weeks. Most teams see measurable improvement in customer self-sufficiency within the first 30 days.

You can, but it creates massive friction. Legacy platforms are built on enrollment databases — meaning users have to formally enroll in a course to see the content. Beetsol is built on a search-first architecture.

Forcing a SaaS customer through a 25-minute sequential course just to find a 2-minute answer usually results in them abandoning the platform and opening a support ticket instead.