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EnglishWhat to Know About Coggno Pricing and Team Size Fit
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Coggno is a compliance training LMS with 10,000+ courses and pricing that starts from $5 per user per month, with all courses included. That combination makes it a reasonable fit for teams as small as 5 people and as large as Fortune 500 organizations — but the number that matters for your budget isn't the headline rate, it's your headcount multiplied by that rate, plus whether the course catalog actually covers the regulations your business answers to.
What the pricing signal actually tells you
The site lists a starting rate of $5 per user per month, with "all courses included." Two things follow from that:
- Cost scales linearly with headcount. A 5-person team and a 500-person team are paying for the same catalog at the same per-seat rate — the difference is purely how many seats you're buying.
- There's no per-course upcharge to model. Because the catalog is bundled, you don't have to estimate how many OSHA, HIPAA, or harassment courses you'll assign and price each one. Your variable is people, not courses.
The site also shows a "Sign Up Free" entry point and a "Browse Courses" option, so you can inspect the catalog before committing. Note that a free sign-up is not the same as a free plan — the published rate is per user per month, and the page doesn't state that the product is free to use ongoing.
Matching team size to the product
Coggno describes itself as built "from 5-Person Teams to Fortune 500," and the page cites 1M+ active users and 10M+ certifications issued. The practical question is which of its features you'll actually lean on at your size:
| Team size | What likely drives your decision |
|---|---|
| ~5–50 | Whether the $5/user/month floor fits a small training budget, and whether you need the full 10,000-course catalog or just a few requirements |
| ~50–500 | Whether one dashboard replaces the multiple vendor logins you're currently stitching together |
| 500+ / multi-state | Whether state-specific coverage and audit-ready reporting hold up across every state you operate in |
For small teams, the main risk is paying for breadth you don't use. For large or multi-state teams, the main risk is the opposite — finding a coverage gap exactly where an auditor looks.
The coverage question that decides fit
Coggno's catalog spans OSHA, HIPAA, HR, harassment, cybersecurity, DEI, construction, and 25+ more categories, with federal coverage listed for Harassment, OSHA, HIPAA, ADA, FLSA, Title VII, DOT, and EPA. It also advertises state-specific training, with examples like California (9 compliance requirements), Texas (7), and New York (8), and says courses are updated when state laws change.
Before you commit, check three things against your own situation:
- Every state you employ people in — the site claims coverage in all 50 states, so verify the specific states on your payroll list.
- Your industry's rulebook — the page frames this as "built for your industry's rulebook," from job-site OSHA to hospital HIPAA. Confirm your sector is represented in the catalog.
- Your audit trail requirements — Coggno advertises real-time dashboards, one-click PDF exports, and automatic certificates on completion. If your auditor needs a specific format, confirm it matches.
Estimating your total cost
A simple way to frame the decision:
- Seats × $5/month gives you a rough monthly floor, assuming every user you enroll is billed at the starting rate.
- Add the cost of gaps. If Coggno doesn't cover a requirement you have, you're back to a second vendor — which is the exact problem the product is positioned against.
- Weigh the admin time saved. The page's pitch is replacing multiple vendor logins and stale spreadsheets with one dashboard. If you're currently maintaining compliance across three systems, that labor is part of the real comparison.
The published rate is a starting point, not a quote. For a firm number at your headcount, use the pricing page or the free sign-up to see what applies to your account.
Who this fits, and who should look elsewhere
A good fit if: you need broad, multi-state compliance coverage (OSHA, HIPAA, HR, harassment) under one system, you want courses bundled rather than priced individually, and your team is somewhere between a handful of people and a large enterprise.
Reconsider if: you only need one or two narrow courses and don't need an LMS around them, or if your compliance obligations fall outside the categories listed and you'd still need a second vendor.
The fastest way to decide is to browse the catalog for your specific requirements first, then check the pricing page against your actual headcount — coverage gaps matter more to your total cost than the per-seat rate does.