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Paid plans start at $666.67/mo.
Litmos starts at $8,000 per year for Foundation, or about $666.67 a month when the annual price is divided by 12; that is an equivalent, not a published monthly billing option. Platinum starts at $15,000 per year. Litmos does not publish a price for Platinum AI, monthly billing, or annual discounts. The platform also lists optional content, analytics, API, sandbox, and service add-ons, whose prices are not published in the pricing details we reviewed.
01Every plan, line by line
| Plan | Billed annually | Billed monthly | Built for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foundation | $666.67 | — | Teams launching workforce learning |
| Platinum | $1,250 | — | Organizations scaling learning |
| Platinum AI | — | Quote | Teams building learning with AI |
Add-ons and overages
- Additional Tenants
- Litmos Premium Content Libraries
- Partner Content Libraries
- Business Intelligence
- Additional API Packages
- Sandbox Environments
- Managed Services
- Additional Services
02What the plan grid doesn't tell you
Platinum AI quote
Litmos lists AI features but no price; the pricing page directs buyers to sales.
Unpriced add-ons
Additional tenants, content libraries, business intelligence, API packages, sandboxes, managed services, and other services are listed without prices.
Billing terms unclear
Monthly billing and annual discounts are not published, so the listed annual starting prices do not show other payment options.
Starting price scope
Foundation and Platinum are advertised as starting prices; the pricing details don't specify what package size or scope those figures cover.
03Which plan should you buy?
| If you are… | Get | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Teams launching workforce learning | Foundation | It includes essential learning tools and continuous development, starting at $8,000 per year. |
| Organizations scaling learning | Platinum | It adds advanced administration, authoring, compliance, and engagement capabilities; starts at $15,000 per year. |
| Teams building learning with AI | Platinum AI | It lists AI-assisted creation, skill-gap identification, and AI insights; pricing is not published. |
04Is Litmos worth the money?
Litmos may fit organizations that need workforce, partner, or customer training with compliance workflows, ready-to-deploy courses, learning paths, and AI-assisted creation. But $8,000 a year is a high published entry price, and Platinum starts at $15,000; Platinum AI requires a sales quote. We can't judge its value against the LMS category from these prices alone: Litmos publishes no category comparison here, and add-on costs are not listed. Get a scoped quote before comparing total cost.
Litmos pricing FAQ
Is Litmos still owned by SAP?
The pricing information we reviewed does not state whether Litmos is still owned by SAP. We would verify current ownership directly with Litmos or SAP before treating an older ownership reference as current; the published material gives no ownership date or corporate-history detail.
Is Litmos a good LMS?
Litmos offers workforce, partner, and customer learning tools, including AI-assisted content, ready-to-deploy courses, learning paths, and compliance training. Whether it is a good fit depends on your requirements and budget: Foundation starts at $8,000 per year, while Platinum AI has no published price.
What is the average cost of an LMS?
The pricing information reviewed does not give an average LMS cost, so we can't provide a sourced category-wide figure. Litmos lists Foundation from $8,000 per year and Platinum from $15,000 per year. Those are Litmos starting prices, not an industry average.
What is the best LMS for schools?
The published information does not compare school LMS platforms or establish Litmos as the best option for schools. Litmos describes its platform for workforce, partner, and customer learning. Schools should compare platforms against their specific requirements and request pricing, including any add-ons they may need.