Fronter is not bad, but ask them three things..
- where is the visual supporting course outline, comparable with the course overview page in a Moodle course.
- ask them to show how easy it is for teachers to add activities and resources and group them visual together. (see the briccolage discussion elsewhere and consider the savings on training costs in Moodle)
- Fronter is not a brand new product, so ask them why the rest of the world is choosing Moodle, not Fronter.