iTacit Frontline Training & Digital Workplace Pricing, Plans, and Availability

#16 in Learning Management System

by iTacit · itacit.com

Workforce communication and learning platform with training delivery and compliance tracking.

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Pricing at a glance

◇ Pricing model

Quote-based pricing; public pages emphasize package-based sales conversations rather than published rates.

↻ Billing notes

Billing cadence is not publicly disclosed in the supplied official pricing documents. The official site directs buyers to request pricing, and the package comparison page lists features by tier without showing monthly or annual rates, seat minimums, or discount language. A third-party directory states that pricing is available upon request and also notes a free trial and free version, but those claims are not confirmed on the official pricing pages. Renewals and contract length are not publicly disclosed.

Plans and pricing

4 tiers

Connect

Not publicly disclosed
Not publicly disclosed
  • Role-based Messages
  • Social Feed & Polls
  • Document Library
  • Usage Reports

No public seat minimums, usage caps, or contract terms are disclosed on the source page.

Educate

Not publicly disclosed
Not publicly disclosed
  • LMS
  • Course Authoring
  • Learning Paths
  • Compliance Tracking
  • Includes ‘Connect’

No public seat minimums, usage caps, or contract terms are disclosed on the source page.

Engage

Not publicly disclosed
Not publicly disclosed
  • Careers & Recruiting
  • Onboarding
  • Surveys
  • Performance Reviews
  • Includes ‘Connect’ & ‘Educate’

No public seat minimums, usage caps, or contract terms are disclosed on the source page.

Operate

Not publicly disclosed
Not publicly disclosed
  • Form Builder
  • Task Management
  • Workflows
  • Data Export & API
  • Includes Everything

No public seat minimums, usage caps, or contract terms are disclosed on the source page.

Add-ons and extras

Task Management + Form Automation

Not publicly disclosed

The package comparison page labels this as an available add-on, but does not publish a standalone price or usage limit.

Hidden and indirect costs

Worth budgeting for
⚠  No public pricing page in the supplied documents discloses implementation fees, onboarding charges, support tiers, data migration fees, or overage charges. The official pricing page asks prospects to schedule a personalized conversation, which means buyer-specific costs may exist but are not published. Because the sources do not list a rate card, any contract minimums, annual escalators, or add-on pricing should be confirmed directly with sales before purchase.

What buyers actually pay

A buyer wants a communication-only frontline platform for messaging, social updates, and document access.

Expected costNot publicly disclosed; pricing is quote-based.
Number of modules selectedContract scopeAny custom rollout or add-ons

A buyer needs LMS plus compliance tracking for frontline training.

Expected costNot publicly disclosed; pricing is quote-based.
Educate package selectionTraining/compliance feature scopeDeployment size

A buyer wants forms, workflows, and API-based operations automation.

Expected costNot publicly disclosed; pricing is quote-based.
Operate package selectionWorkflow and form automation complexityIntegration requirements

Pricing FAQ

No. The official pricing page asks visitors to answer a few quick questions and says the team will be in touch with pricing. The package comparison page lists included features for each tier, but it does not show public dollar amounts. If you need exact pricing, the supplied sources indicate you must contact sales.

The public comparison page shows four package names: Connect, Educate, Engage, and Operate. Each step adds broader platform capabilities, with Educate including Connect, Engage including Connect and Educate, and Operate including everything. However, the page does not publish price points for any of those tiers.

Not in the official pricing documents provided. A third-party directory says iTacit has a free trial and free version, but the official site pages supplied here do not confirm those offers. Buyers should treat those third-party notes as unverified until sales confirms them.

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