ITProTV review

ITProTV is a subscription library of expert-led video training for IT and cybersecurity skills, including certification preparation and self-paced learning. The pricing page lists more than 7,000 hours of video courses on ITPro Standard, with tracks including A+, Network+ and Security+. AI courses are included in Standard; Premium adds browser-based Skill Labs and practice tests, and the product description says Premium includes access to more than 3,000 Skill Labs.

There are also narrower annual bundles for CompTIA A+, Security+ and Network+, plus AuditPro for audit-focused training and CPE courses. That makes ITProTV less of a single-purpose exam course and more of a subscription library with different ways to buy into it.

The key distinction is the plan, not the course catalog: Standard is video-only for practice purposes, with no Skill Labs or practice exams. If hands-on work or test questions are part of your study plan, budget for Premium or check whether a bundle fits better.

The breadth is the main appeal. Standard includes 7,000+ hours of video and certification tracks for A+, Network+ and Security+, while Premium adds labs and practice tests. ITPro also lists AI training, covering prompt writing, workflow automation, output analysis and secure AI use. Learners who want one subscription for a mix of IT topics may find that more useful than buying a single exam course.

The plans give buyers a few ways to avoid paying for the whole library. The A+ bundle is listed at $14.92 per month on annual billing and includes both A+ exam courses, Skill Labs, hardware simulations and practice exams. Network+ and Security+ bundles are also annual-only and include associated labs and practice tests. AuditPro, at $133.33 per month billed annually, groups 200+ courses in audit, risk, ethics and related topics, with knowledge checks and NASBA-aligned CPE courses.

There is some positive learner feedback, though it is anecdotal. One Reddit commenter said ITProTV Premium’s videos, labs and test suite helped with CISSP preparation and reported passing the exam. That is a useful signal, not proof that the same path will work for every learner.

Standard’s biggest limitation is explicit: it has no Skill Labs and no practice exams. It costs $39 month to month or $379 per year, listed as $31.58 per month, so learners who need practice features have to step up to Premium at $59 monthly or $579 annually, listed as $48.25 per month. The annual-only bundles start lower, but they cover specified certifications rather than the full plan catalog. A free plan is not listed, and the pricing information does not publish a free-trial term.

Check the billing before comparing prices. AuditPro and the CompTIA bundles are listed annually only; their monthly figures are annual prices divided into per-month amounts, not monthly billing options. The listed A+ bundle is $14.92 per month billed annually, while Network+ is $20.75 and Security+ is $24.92.

Video quality and pacing may also vary by instructor. In an older CISSP discussion, commenters criticized one instructor’s tangents and said some topics felt rushed; another learner reported passing with Premium. These are individual reports, but they make it sensible to inspect the relevant course before committing to an annual plan.

ITPro Standard costs $39 monthly or $379 annually, equivalent to $31.58 per month. It includes 7,000+ hours of video courses and AI courses, but no Skill Labs or practice exams. ITPro Premium costs $59 monthly or $579 annually ($48.25 per month) and adds browser-based Skill Labs and practice tests. That is a $20 monthly jump, or $200 more per year when billed annually.

The pricing page also lists annual-only options: AuditPro at $133.33 per month, the A+ bundle at $14.92, the Network+ bundle at $20.75, and the Security+ bundle at $24.92. The bundles include related Skill Labs and practice exams; Standard does not. No add-ons are listed. Standard and Premium have monthly billing, while AuditPro and the bundles are annual only. Check which certification track you need before choosing a bundle: the Security+ bundle includes four courses, not just Security+.

Switching to ITProTV means choosing a plan around how you study: Standard covers video courses, while Premium adds Skill Labs and practice tests. If you already use another training service, compare its certification tracks and hands-on practice with the ITProTV plan before moving learners over. The published product details do not say whether course progress, notes, or account data can be exported or transferred, so treat portability as unconfirmed and check with ITProTV before you cancel another subscription.

Leaving may be straightforward if you only need to stop buying new training, but the published material does not document cancellation terms, access after cancellation, or downloadable course content. We also weren’t given Reddit posts or comments to support claims about why users leave, so we can’t attribute common reasons to Reddit. The clearest decision point in the available information is plan fit: Standard subscribers who expect labs or practice tests will need Premium or a certification bundle.