Enterprise learning management system used for training delivery, assessment, and progress tracking.
Blackboard positions Blackboard LMS as the core of a broader teaching and learning platform, but the company does not publish a standard public rate card on the official pages supplied here. Instead, the public site routes prospects toward contact and demo motions, while adjacent pages describe the platform’s modules, add-ons, and services. That means the most honest way to describe pricing is as quote-based: buyers should expect a custom proposal shaped by institution size, selected products, and support scope. A third-party reference on GetApp says pricing starts from 9500 per year, but the official Blackboard materials in this dataset do not confirm a standard list price. For conference registration, Blackboard does publish event fees, which are separate from software pricing and should not be confused with LMS subscription costs.
Quote-based; public third-party reference indicates a starting price of 9500 per year.
Blackboard’s official pages provided here do not publish standard LMS billing cadence, seat minimums, renewal terms, or discount schedules, so those items are not publicly disclosed. The company states that customer contracts will not impact pricing, and it also says its conference page uses early bird, regular, and late bird registration windows. For the product itself, buyers should treat the offering as quote-based and confirm whether billing is annual, multi-year, or otherwise customized during sales discussions.
Public pricing, seat minimums, and packaged tier limits are not disclosed in the supplied official pages. The product is positioned as a core platform with separately described add-ons and connected solutions.
The supplied page only asks interested users to submit a form and says Blackboard will contact them within 3-5 business days. No public price, seat minimum, or feature bundle is disclosed.
Early Bird, Regular, and Late Bird pricing windows are published for the 2026 conference. No LMS product pricing is shown on this page, only event registration fees.
An AI assistant that increases learning efficacy by guiding students through course-related questions, exploring and developing ideas, and checking key concepts in a secure environment. The release notes indicate AVA features were included in the Blackboard license until 30 June 2026, after which an AVA license is required.
A purpose-built lecture capture and course video environment with AI-generated captions, transcripts, and audio descriptions built in. The supplied materials describe Video Studio as part of the product portfolio, but do not publish a standalone price.
Real-time usage analytics that show how faculty and students are engaging with Blackboard across an institution. No standalone public price is disclosed in the supplied documents.
Skills and competency tracking built into the core LMS. The supplied pages describe the capability, but do not disclose an add-on price.
A searchable, branded course discovery and registration experience. No public price is disclosed in the supplied materials.
An accessibility tool that automatically remediates course content, generates alternative formats, and provides a real-time compliance dashboard. The supplied pages do not publish a standalone price.
Course-level learning analytics that give faculty early visibility into student performance patterns. No public price is disclosed in the supplied documents.
A connected suite for accreditation, planning, and program review. The supplied documents describe the suite, but not its price.
Tools to define, map, and measure learning outcomes from the course level to the institutional level. No standalone public price is disclosed.
Course evaluations that provide structured, actionable feedback on teaching. The supplied documents do not disclose a price.
A university or training organization wants Blackboard LMS for institutional learning delivery, assessment, and tracking.
Expected costNot publicly disclosed; third-party references indicate pricing starts from 9500 per year.A buyer wants AI features such as AVA in Blackboard LMS.
Expected costNot publicly disclosed; AVA features are described as included in the Blackboard license until 30 June 2026, after which an AVA license is required.A customer needs Blackboard conference access rather than the LMS.
Expected costFull Conference + DevCon: $950 to $1,150, Full Conference: $700 to $900, Full Conference - EdTech Company: $1,000, or Day Pass: $450, depending on registration window and pass type.Not on the official pricing pages supplied here. The official Blackboard pages point visitors to contact sales or request a demo rather than listing a public LMS price sheet. A third-party reference from GetApp says the price starts from 9500 per year, but the official site itself does not confirm a standard public rate. Buyers should treat Blackboard LMS as quote-based unless Blackboard provides a formal proposal.
The supplied documents do not disclose seat minimums, user bands, or usage limits for Blackboard LMS. The product pages describe capabilities and connected modules, but they do not publish packaging details. If you need minimum commitments or volume breaks, you would need a sales quote or contract review. The available sources only confirm that the company supports a contact-sales motion.
No free trial or public discount program is disclosed in the supplied official materials for Blackboard LMS. The only explicit pricing cadence in the documents is for the conference registration page, which shows early bird, regular, and late bird windows. For the LMS itself, the sources do not publish trial length, promotional pricing, or academic discounts. Buyers should ask sales directly about any trial or special pricing options.
The supplied pages show that Blackboard’s ecosystem includes add-ons and adjacent products such as AVA, Video Studio, Adopt, Milestone, Course Catalog, Ally, Illuminate, Evaluate, and Institutional Effectiveness. Since the documents do not publish prices for those modules, any of them could affect final pricing if they are bundled separately. The May release note also says AVA will require a license after 30 June 2026, which may change total cost. Final pricing therefore depends on the modules and contract structure selected.
