I think Pluralsight has consistently higher quality classes than Udemy, but that Udemy also has some great classes.  You have to spend a bit more time looking at reviews before you buy on Udemy.  Also you end up having to accept the fact that sometimes you will end up buying a course that isn&#x27;t worthwhile.<p>As an example of a non technical class; The Secrets to Drawing on Udemy is Amazing.  I am a (bad) hobby artist in my spare time and this class has done more to help me with my drawing skills than any other book or class I&#x27;ve tried in the past; my kids have been going through it too and they absolutely love it.<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.udemy.com&#x2F;the-secrets-to-drawing&#x2F;#&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.udemy.com&#x2F;the-secrets-to-drawing&#x2F;#&#x2F;</a><p>This is two of the benefits of Udemy over Pluralsight<p>1) On Pluralsight I would never see this class (well not currently anyway) because it doesn&#x27;t fall within their accepted domain of classes.<p>2) I paid the $30 one time for this class and I can go back and review whenever I want and let my kids go back and use it a year later and not have to pay another subscription fee.