I'm not familiar with the pricing. I don't know the exact cost of the solution. 

This solution offers competitive pricing. 

The solution's pricing depends on the specific volume requirements of the organizations.

The price of Cornerstone Learning depends on many factors, such as size and negotiations. 

If you have special requirements, then you have to use their engineers and have special projects that they need to scope and then you have to pay for it. However, that's only if you have special requirements and typically these are more or less one-time fees. For example, you need some background jobs that runs every day. Then you need them to set them up and that costs money.

It is a premium product, and it is on par with its competitors. It isn't out of scale with what the market is demanding. We're always looking at ways of trimming costs, but we haven't had a lot of flexibility with pricing and/or options with Cornerstone. So, its price is decent.

There are ad hoc engineering costs when we are required to use a Cornerstone resource. Additionally, when we choose to integrate with third-party platforms, there is a setup and maintenance fee for these data integrations. They need to be built into our ongoing budget as we expand our offerings.

I was not involved in the financial negotiation for our contract with this company, but in the past, I have seen the fees run between $10 USD and $11 USD per user. You can add different modules as well, which increases the cost. For example, you can add a performance module, and these extras come at different costs. You can also bundle items together, which gives you a pretty significant discount.

Once you pay for that, it is all you need unless you want to add content and subscription services. You can do that through Cornerstone and they have a wonderful subscription service if you want additional pieces of training. There are costs for this and they vary depending on the number of users and how many different products you're purchasing.

The solution cost approximately $47,000 annually.

I would rate the price at four on a scale from one to five because it's a very expensive product.

It's expensive because the demand is high, and it's a very popular platform as well because it is used by many multinational companies.

The pricing of Cornerstone Learning is reasonable, but my knowledge of the cost is limited. I've had some discussions about licenses. I suppose we've had to push them a little bit to be more flexible about the licensing. For example, someone said they could only give us licenses in a batch of 500, but we found out that it wasn't true. We were able to negotiate a different amount.

There are some additional features that you can purchase. All the additional features are easily laid out and they have made everything transparent if knowing exactly what features you will receive.

The price is very reasonable, considering the quality.

I'm not aware of the costs. It must have been something for which we paid.  Every single employee in the company had some kind of access to Cornerstone because that's how they got to their training.

I rate the price of Cornerstone Learning a four out of five.

There are not any additional costs other than the standard licensing fees.

Quality always comes at a cost. I would not rate it as expensive. It provides value for money.

I have no advice regarding pricing and licensing. I was not involved in that process.

Be very clear about the vendor, and their pricing and licensing model. If something seems too good to be true, or cheap, it normally is. Cheaper is not always better.

Ask the vendor to arrange to engage you with customers who are the same size and see how they implemented the solution. Ask them what challenges they encountered. Find out what licensing options were considered and reflecting on their initial decision, if they would change anything now.