ExpertEdge pricing in 2026: the yearly plan equals six Udemy courses
ExpertEdge charges $120 a learner for a year, which is what six Udemy courses cost at the median price we read, so the plan wins for anyone who will use more than six.
- The price: ExpertEdge is $10 per learner a month on the yearly plan, $120 a year, and $15 a month if you pay monthly, with no minimum seats.
- The break-even: at the $19.99 median we read for a Udemy course, six courses cost about the same as the yearly plan, and three cost about the same as the yearly plan with the code below.
- Against Udemy for teams: a Udemy Team seat is $30 a month billed annually, $360 a year, three times ExpertEdge's yearly price.
- The code: ExpertEdge confirmed EDUBRACKET50 takes 50% off the first year of the yearly plan, $60, with renewals at the standard $120. Confirm the price on the checkout screen.
EDUBRACKET50 at checkout. We earn $30 if you sign up for a yearly plan with it, and it does not change your price.Lattice finding
At the $19.99 median price of 158 Udemy courses we read on October 26, 2026, ExpertEdge's $120 yearly plan equals six courses, and its $60 price with the EduBracket code equals three.
Read October 26, 2026 Prices are from ExpertEdge's own pricing page and Udemy's pricing page. Totals and break-evens are our arithmetic.
How much does ExpertEdge cost, at a glance?
ExpertEdge prices per learner, with no minimum seats and a week free. Four facts decide most buying choices.
Per learner, billed annually, which ExpertEdge prices as $10 a month.
ExpertEdge confirmed the code takes 50% off the first year. Renewals are at $120.
Per learner, month to month, no minimum seats.
On every plan. ExpertEdge says a valid card is required.
What does a year cost per learner?
ExpertEdge's yearly plan is $120 a learner. Udemy's Team Plan is $360, and Udemy's Personal Plan starts at $13 a month, which is $156 over twelve months.
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When does ExpertEdge beat buying courses one at a time?
We read the price of 158 Udemy courses across 14 topics on October 26, 2026, and the median was $19.99. At that price six courses cost $119.94, about the same as a year of ExpertEdge, and three cost $59.97, about the same as the yearly plan with the code.
Read how that median was measured in our Udemy price check, and see Udemy's own plans in our Udemy pricing guide.
What does ExpertEdge say it includes?
ExpertEdge positions itself for technical teams: a course library, an LMS, and team adoption reporting. ExpertEdge asks us to quote 4,000+ courses and books. It lists 17 job roles, ten of them technical, such as AI Engineer, Data Scientist and Cybersecurity Analyst, each with a set number of skills; our role paths guide reads all ten technical ones. We have not yet taken the courses, so this page covers price and not course quality.
Who should use the code?
The code is for a reader who will take several technical courses in a year, or a manager buying seats for a team. If you want one course, buying it is cheaper. If you want to try before paying, ExpertEdge offers 7 days free with a card on file, and our free-trial roundup compares other platforms that do the same.
The code is EDUBRACKET50. Enter it at checkout and look at the price shown before you confirm. For a team, ExpertEdge prices seats at $120 per seat per year, so $60 per seat with the code. We earn $30 for each yearly seat through the code, and that does not change what you pay.
Frequently asked
How much does ExpertEdge cost?
On ExpertEdge's own pricing page (read October 26, 2026) the yearly plan is $10 per learner a month, billed annually, which is $120 a year. The monthly plan is $15 per learner a month. There are no setup fees and no minimum seats, and invoicing is available on 20 or more seats.
Is there an ExpertEdge discount code?
ExpertEdge confirmed to us in writing on October 27, 2026 that the code EDUBRACKET50 takes a flat 50% off the first year of the yearly plan, so $60 instead of $120. Renewals are at the standard price. We have not run the checkout ourselves, so confirm the price on the checkout screen before you pay.
Does ExpertEdge have a free trial?
Yes. ExpertEdge says every plan starts with 7 days free, that a valid card is required, and that you can cancel anytime.
Is ExpertEdge cheaper than Udemy?
Per learner, yes, on the numbers we read. ExpertEdge is $120 a year against $360 for Udemy's Team Plan, which is $30 a user a month billed annually. Against buying Udemy courses one at a time at the median $19.99 we read, the yearly plan equals six courses. The catalogs differ, so the cheaper option is the one that has your courses.
How many courses are on ExpertEdge?
ExpertEdge told us on October 27, 2026 to quote 4,000+ courses and books. Its own pages give different counts, so check the library for the topic you want before you pay.
How this page was built
We read ExpertEdge's own pricing and home pages and Udemy's pricing page in a browser on 26 October 2026. The Udemy median comes from 14 Udemy topic pages read the same day. ExpertEdge told us about the code and the $30 yearly sign-up payment by email, and confirmed the code, renewal price, team seat price and catalog size by email on 27 October 2026; we have not run the checkout ourselves. Yearly figures are the monthly rate times 12, and break-evens are the median Udemy price times the number of courses. We did not buy a plan or a course.
Bottom line
ExpertEdge is $120 a learner for a year, a third of the price of Udemy's Team Plan per learner and equal to six median Udemy courses. Check the library for your topic first, then compare the final price on the checkout screen with the code EDUBRACKET50. See the plans on ExpertEdge.
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