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6.1 Tested Aug 19, 2026 by Team RankingRight

Skillshare (Annual) review 2026

Short project-based classes in illustration, design, photography and video from working creatives

PriceFrom $13.99 · checked Sep 11, 2026
Courses30,000+
Unlimited plan13.99 $/mo

Is the Skillshare Worth It?

Best for creative hobbies. For learning to draw, design or shoot, Skillshare's project format works and the community feedback is real. Away from creative work it is thin, and there is nothing to show an employer, which is why it sits at the bottom of a ranking weighted toward careers.

Skillshare Pros & Cons

Pros
  • Every class ends in a project you post for feedback
  • Strong illustration, Procreate, design and photography catalogue
  • Cheaper than LinkedIn Learning or Coursera
  • Offline viewing on mobile
Cons
  • No certificates
  • Thin outside creative subjects; our Excel course was weak
  • Annual billing; monthly plan has been withdrawn

Skillshare at a Glance

6.1 Editor Score
CatalogueBreadth and depth in the subjects people actually search for, and who teaches them.
16/25
CredentialsWhether the certificate is from a university or employer people recognise, and if credit or degrees are possible.
4/20
Teaching qualityProduction, graded assignments, projects, feedback and instructor responsiveness in our three enrolments.
18/25
ValuePrice per month of unlimited learning, or per course; refund window.
15/20
ExperienceApps, offline downloads, progress tracking, accessibility.
8/10
Reader ratingNo reader ratings yet — not part of the score
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Rubric v1: Catalogue 25 · Credentials 20 · Teaching quality 25 · Value 20 · Experience 10. Score = Σ ÷ 10, locked Sep 11, 2026. How we rank.

Where to buy — prices checked Sep 11, 2026

Skillshare — $13.99

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Skillshare specifications

Courses30,000+ classes
Pricing modelSubscription
PriceAbout $13.99/mo billed annually
CertificatesNone
DegreesNo
Free coursesTrial
Refund window7 days
AppsiOS, Android
Offline viewingYes

Why it scored 6.1

For learning to draw, design or shoot, Skillshare's project format works and the community feedback is real. Away from creative work it is thin, and there is nothing to show an employer, which is why it sits at the bottom of a ranking weighted toward careers.

Where it loses

Credentials and catalogue outside creative subjects.

Still the right pick for

Hobbyists and creatives.

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