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Moodle Workplace Pricing, Plans, and Availability

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Corporate learning platform from Moodle for scalable employee training and compliance programs.

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Pricing at a glance

◇ Pricing model

Quote-based licensed software priced by hosting and services required.

↻ Billing notes

Moodle Workplace is not sold as a publicly listed monthly subscription on the official site. It is licensed software available only through Moodle Premium Certified Partners and Service Providers, and the price is based on the hosting and services required. The official page does not disclose trial terms, discount programs, renewal cadence, or seat minimums. If you need those details, Moodle directs buyers to contact them for more details.

Plans and pricing

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Moodle Workplace

Not publicly disclosed
Not publicly disclosed
  • Licensed enterprise learning management platform
  • Advanced tools for workplace learning
  • Hosting options through Moodle Premium Certified Partners and Service Providers
  • Customisation, support, and training via Moodle Services

Official materials do not publish a public tiered package list, seat minimum, or usage cap. Pricing is determined by the hosting and services required rather than by a posted plan rate.

Add-ons and extras

Branded Workplace App

Not publicly disclosed

A branded app is offered to create a seamless learning experience and let teams learn, train, and submit activities on the go or offline.

Certified Integrations

Not publicly disclosed

Certified Integrations can extend platform functionality with trusted add-ons that meet Moodle’s technical and security standards.

Hidden and indirect costs

Worth budgeting for
⚠  The official Workplace page indicates that cost depends on hosting and services, which means implementation-related items may materially affect the total contract value. Buyers should expect separate scoping for hosting, customisation, support, and training, because those are explicitly part of the way Moodle Workplace is delivered. The product page does not publish overage fees, usage-based charges, or setup fees, so those items should be confirmed in a partner quote.

What buyers actually pay

A mid-sized organization wants a corporate LMS for onboarding and compliance and needs a hosted, supported deployment.

Expected costNot publicly disclosed; quote required.
Hosting modelSupport levelCustomization scopeTraining services

A buyer is comparing public-market pricing against other LMS options before requesting a vendor demo.

Expected costThird-party references do not show a consistent public Workplace price; official pricing is quote-based.
Partner-selected hostingServices bundleContract scope

Pricing FAQ

Moodle says Workplace is licensed software only available via its Moodle Premium Certified Partners and Service Providers. The official FAQ states that pricing is based on the hosting and services you require, so there is no public list price. For an exact quote, Moodle directs buyers to contact them for more details.

Moodle does not publicly disclose a monthly subscription for Workplace on the official product page. The site frames Workplace as licensed software delivered through partners, with price determined by hosting and services. If monthly billing is available in a given deal, it is not publicly documented on the source pages provided.

Third-party directories list prices for Moodle-branded products, but those references do not establish a publicly posted price for Moodle Workplace specifically. Software Advice lists Moodle pricing starting at $130.00 per year, and G2 lists Moodle pricing starting at $200 per year in AUD for a Starter edition, but those pages are about Moodle generally and not a published Workplace rate card. Those numbers should be treated as third-party references, not confirmed Workplace pricing.

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