How much does LearnUpon cost?

LearnUpon does not publish a list price and files no public rate card, so there is no primary source for a dollar figure. What LearnUpon does publish is the shape of the deal: three product lines with user minimums (LearnUpon for Employees from 100 users, for Associations from 150, for Customer Education from 300), priced per learner per year by quote. LearnUpon states it is not a fit for organisations under 100 users. Anyone quoting a specific per-seat or annual figure for LearnUpon is reporting a private negotiated contract, not a published price, so treat those numbers as unverifiable. The reliable way to a real number is a direct quote based on your learner count and portal needs.

Does LearnUpon publish pricing on its website?

No. LearnUpon's pricing page shows no dollar amounts and directs all enquiries to 'Book a Demo' or 'Contact Sales'. It lists three product lines with user minimums (Employees from 100, Associations from 150, Customer Education from 300) and states in its FAQ that LearnUpon is not a fit for companies looking for a solution for fewer than 100 users. Feature tiers are referenced but specific dollar amounts and per-learner rates are not disclosed.

How is LearnUpon priced - per learner, per seat, or per portal?

LearnUpon prices primarily per active learner, with tier-based features and a portal (sub-LMS) count factor for extended-enterprise customers training multiple external audiences (partners, customers, contractors). For an internal-only training deployment, the active-learner count drives the bill. For extended-enterprise scenarios with several separate portals, the portal count becomes a material pricing factor on top of learner count.

Why won't you give a dollar figure for LearnUpon?

Because there isn't an honest one to give. LearnUpon publishes no list price, and unlike some competitors (Cornerstone, Skillsoft) it files no public UK G-Cloud rate card either. The 'average annual contract' figures that circulate come from procurement aggregators reporting private, self-selected buyer data; they are not a published price and cannot be verified, so we do not republish them as a benchmark. What we can tell you truthfully is the pricing model and what moves the quote - which is what this page does.

How does LearnUpon compare to TalentLMS?

TalentLMS publishes its pricing transparently (Core, Grow, and Pro tiers from $119/mo to $449/mo on annual billing, scaling by active-user bracket; Enterprise quoted separately), so you can price it yourself. LearnUpon does not publish, and its 100-user minimum means it does not serve the small-team segment TalentLMS starts at. LearnUpon's extended-enterprise, multi-portal capability and reporting depth are the main feature gaps that justify moving up from TalentLMS when they matter to you.

LearnUpon Pricing 2026

By Oliver Wakefield-Smith, Founder, Digital Signet · Verified June 2026

Mid-market extended-enterprise LMS. Quote-only, with no published list price. Rather than repeat an unverifiable buyer-reported average, here is exactly what LearnUpon does publish - and what actually moves the quote.

What LearnUpon actually publishes

Product line	Published minimum	Primary use
LearnUpon for Employees	From 100 users	Internal employee training
LearnUpon for Associations	From 150 users	Member education and CE
LearnUpon for Customer Education	From 300 users	Customer / partner enablement

Source: LearnUpon's public pricing page. No dollar amounts are shown; every plan routes to a demo or sales contact. Verified June 2026.

What actually moves a LearnUpon quote

Active learners. The primary pricing axis. LearnUpon defines an active learner as one who logs in or completes an activity during the billing period, and enforces a 100-user floor.
Portals (sub-LMS instances). Critical for extended-enterprise deployments. Each separate audience (partners, customers, contractors, franchisees) typically gets its own portal with white-labelling and isolated reporting. Portal count drives the multi-audience pricing factor.
Feature tier. Feature gating across single sign-on, advanced reporting, custom integrations, and dedicated CSM. Higher tiers unlock the multi-portal and SCORM/xAPI capabilities most mid-market buyers need.
Implementation / migration. Quoted separately for larger deployments, driven by content-migration scope, SSO and HRIS integration complexity, and bulk-user provisioning.

To turn these into a real number, take your active-learner count to a LearnUpon quote and ask for the per-learner rate at your tier and portal count. A published aggregate "average" is not your price; your quote is.

LearnUpon versus the rest of the LMS shortlist

vs Cornerstone OnDemand

Cornerstone wins on full Talent Suite breadth (Performance, Recruiting, Compensation); LearnUpon wins on multi-portal extended-enterprise. Both are quote-only, but Cornerstone at least files a public UK G-Cloud rate card, whereas LearnUpon exposes no published price at all.

vs TalentLMS

TalentLMS publishes pricing ($119-$449/mo SMB tiers on annual billing) and serves small teams; LearnUpon's 100-user minimum rules that segment out. TalentLMS wins on price transparency and self-serve onboarding; LearnUpon wins on extended-enterprise, multi-portal, and reporting depth.

vs Skillsoft

Skillsoft Percipio bundles content + platform; LearnUpon is platform-only (bring your own content, integrate with Coursera / LinkedIn Learning / Udemy Business). If you need content too, Skillsoft's bundle is the comparison; if you have content already, LearnUpon is the platform-only investment.

vs Docebo

Docebo and LearnUpon are the closest direct competitors in mid-market extended-enterprise. Docebo’s AI features (auto-tagging, skills) are more developed; LearnUpon’s portal architecture is more battle-tested. Both are quote-only; differentiate on feature priorities, not a published price.

Plan minimums from LearnUpon’s public pricing page. Last verified June 2026. LearnUpon directs all enquiries to a demo; any specific quote should come directly from LearnUpon sales. We do not publish buyer-reported aggregate contract values because they are unverifiable and are not a list price.