360Learning Pricing 2026

What 360Learning costs

Source: 360Learning Pricing and Plans, read 9 September 2026. Business and Enterprise both read Custom with a request-a-demo call to action, and neither publishes a seat band, floor or list rate. This page does not estimate one.

The French site publishes EUR 8, and that is a real euro price

360Learning is a French company with a French-market pricing page, and that page publishes the Team tier at EUR 8 per user per month for up to 100 users. Note what it is not: it is not the dollar price passed through an exchange rate. It is the same numeral in a different currency, which means 360Learning has set both prices independently and a euro buyer should quote the euro figure directly. A US buyer quotes the dollar figure. Neither should be converted into the other, and the two markets should be budgeted on their own published terms.

Source: 360Learning Tarifs et offres (French site), read 9 September 2026.

Worked example: 40 users on the published Team tier

40 users sits inside the published Team ceiling of 100, so this example uses the published rate throughout. The multiplication is shown in full. Because there is no annual commitment, the twelve-month total is what you would pay if you kept 40 users for twelve months, not a contracted amount.

The 100-user line, and why the rate should not be scaled past it

The Team tier caps at 100 users. Above that you are on Business or Enterprise, and the change is not just that the price becomes a quote. The basis of the price changes too. On the quoted tiers 360Learning offers flexible user models, charging for registered users, monthly active users, or a mix of both within a single contract, and those contracts are generally annual for budget predictability and enhanced support.

That is why extrapolating $8 per user per month to a 400-person organisation is not conservative arithmetic, it is a category error. A registered-user contract and a monthly-active-user contract at the same headcount are different products, and 360Learning has published neither a rate nor a floor for either. No figure for a 360Learning deployment above 100 users appears on this page, because none is published.

What you can do with the published rate is set a reference point for the quote conversation. Ask for the Business quote expressed per user per month on the same basis as the Team tier, then ask separately what the registered-versus-active split does to that number at your actual login rate. If a large share of your population never logs in, the active-user model is where the saving is, and it is worth quantifying before you sign.

What is genuinely unusual here

• No minimum seat count. 360Learning states there is no minimum number of users, that you pay only for active users on the platform, and that there are no hidden fees or minimum volume commitments. Most LMS vendors with a published rate attach a floor to it.
• No annual lock-in on the published tier. Team is billed monthly with no annual commitment and can be cancelled at any time, so the published rate is genuinely testable rather than a headline attached to a year-long contract.
• A 30-day free trial before any commitment, which combined with monthly billing makes a real pilot possible without procurement involvement.
• Implementation is scoped, not free. 360Learning says there are no hidden setup fees, but describes Professional Services as pairing you with dedicated solution architects and strategic consultants rather than charging a flat implementation fee. No figure is published, so budget it as a scoped cost to ask about.

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