Interesting. I have evaluated a lot of LMS wordpress plugins (LearnPress, LearnDash, LifterLMS, Tutor LMS, Sensei LMS). For a site with an existing blog, some pages and a woocommerce shop. We just wanted an online course to our existing shop.

I would have thought that Semsei LMS integrates best into the existing structure as it also part of WooCommerce and Automattic. Well, exactly the full-site mode – that is praised here – was the reason why we did not choose Sensei. It “destroyed” the layout of the whole rest of the site. So Sensei’s philosophy seems to be a courses-only site, which breaks a bit the philosophy of the wordpress universe imho, where you can have a shop, a blog and say a forum – and yeah maybe also two or three online courses – all together on your website.

In the end we chose the Tutor LMS plugin since it has the best UI and integrates nicely with woocommerce and wordpress (Lifter LMS would have been the second choice).