Basic
per year- Free trial
- Flat rate pricing
Not publicly disclosed.
by Totara · totara.com ↗
Flexible enterprise LMS for compliance training, learning paths, and certifications.
Totara Learn is positioned as an enterprise LMS for organizations that need compliance training, learning paths, and certifications at scale. In the supplied official materials, Totara does not publish a standard self-serve price sheet or an online checkout flow; instead, it presents the product as a customizable, partner-led platform and directs buyers to request a demo or speak with the team. The public licensing document frames purchase as a subscription tied to production instances and active users, which means pricing is likely shaped by deployment scope, user volume, and commercial arrangement. Third-party software directories add one public benchmark: a starting price of $4,250 per year, alongside indications of subscription pricing and a free trial field. Because Totara’s official pages do not disclose a public tier table, the safest buyer-facing summary is that pricing is quote-based, with annual subscription economics and possible active-user overages. If you are comparing LMS vendors, that makes Totara feel more like an enterprise contract purchase than a low-friction SaaS plan page.
Quote-based enterprise subscription; publicly referenced starting price on third-party listings.
Totara’s public materials do not show a standard monthly plan table or a public self-serve checkout price. The official license describes a subscription agreement tied to the Commencement Date, production instances, and active users, while third-party listings describe the product as subscription pricing with a free trial and a flat annual rate starting at $4,250.00 per year. A public discount policy is not disclosed in the supplied documents, and renewal terms are not detailed in the excerpts provided.
Not publicly disclosed.
Small team evaluating a starting package before a larger rollout
Expected costAt least $4,250.00 per year, if the third-party listed starting price reflects the deal structure.Enterprise buyer with a growing active-user base
Expected costNot publicly disclosed; may increase if active users exceed the amount on the applicable order.Not in the supplied official pages. The Totara site focuses on product capabilities and directs buyers to request a demo or contact the company, while the license document defines the subscription structure rather than listing public prices. Third-party directories do list a starting price, but that is not the same as an official published rate.
A third-party listing states that there is a free trial and a free version field, but the supplied official Totara documents do not confirm a public free plan. Because the official pricing page does not disclose a trial offer in the provided text, the safest reading is that trial availability is not publicly disclosed by Totara in these documents. Buyers should confirm trial terms directly with Totara or a partner.
The license agreement says Totara or a Totara Partner may require additional fees if the number of active users exceeds the amount on the applicable order. The document does not give an overage rate or formula, so the exact extra cost is not publicly disclosed. Buyers should expect active-user growth to be a cost driver and confirm the pricing mechanics before purchase.