Launchfire Pricing - why 5.8/10?

Shlomi Lavi / May 17, 2022

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Learning Management Systems Software Price Ranges

Companies in need of Learning Management Systems (LMS) software would typically have to pay between $10 to more than $1,000+. The price range reflects the different model vendors use; such as “Pay-per-Learner”, “Pay-per-use” and Licensing fee system. Software vendors would also charge for additional features such as certification and Gamification. Depending on the size of the organisation, LMS software price ranges are as follows:

• Small businesses will generally have to pay between $3 - $300 for LMS software. For example, iSpring Learn starts at $4 a month, Talent LMS pricing goes for $59 a month, and Easy LMS costs $50 monthly. Coassemble starts at $99 a month, with its standard plan at $299 per month.
• Medium-sized companies can expect to pay between $99 and $1200 for LMS software. Tovuti LMS, for instance, charges $450 a month, uQualio Professional pricing plan goes for $499 a month, and LearnWorlds costs $99 per month. Other vendors bill users per year; some examples of these vendors are GoSkills, which charges $199 a year, and SkillCast pricing goes for $1200 annually.
• Large organisations should typically expect a price range of $1000-$7000 for an LMS software setup. Vendors may also charge for implementation, which brings about additional costs. For example, Docebo pricing starts at $1600 a month, LearnUpon Premium at $1700 and Looop Enterprise subscription cost price goes for $1199 per month. Nimble LMS costs $2950 a year; Gyrus goes for $3000 per year.

Prospective users can consider the price range of other LMS products as well.

Here of the best LMS best of breeds price ranges are as follows:

• Certification Tracking Software Certification Tracking Software products typically have a price range of $3 - $6 a month for base subscriptions. For example, SAP Litmos begins at $4 per month with another “Plus” plan starting at $6 a month; also, CoreAchieve pricing starts at $3 per month/per user. However, there are other mid-to-high tier subscription plans as well, which can be up to $800 monthly. For instance, MindFlash cost price begins at $599 a month, Intertek Alchemy costs up to $499, and Prosperity LMS goes for $295 per month. Lastly, Absorb LMS costs $800 per month, excluding setup and user fees.
• Mobile Learning Management Systems Software Mobile LMS software pricing typically falls within the range of $2 and $99 per month. For context, Brainsert Enterprise LMS pricing goes for $39 a month, KMI LMS for $2 a month and AllMyHR for $99 monthly. Other plans geared towards larger-sized customers have costs starting from $180. Examples are Canvas LMS, which goes for $380 a year, with a “Medium” plan for $760 yearly, and Moodle, which has a Mini plan that costs $181 a year.
• Course Creation Software Course Creation software has price points which lie between $0 and $300. Eurekos, for example, begins at $300 per month, Think Exam Standard subscription goes for $65 a month and Tutor LMS costs $149 monthly. Other vendors use annual price models as well, such as ServiceSkills, which goes for $2990 a year, and MyPass LMS, which costs $18 annually for each user.
• Employee Training Software Most Employee Training Software products start with a price point between $3 and $100. For instance, Degreed pricing begins at $10 for each user, ScriptPro price starts at $19 a month, and Newrow Smart beginning at $27 a month. There are other enterprise-level products in the best of breeds, such as Xapiapps which starts at $1000 per month, and KITABOO, which subscription runs up to $15000.
• SCORM-Compliant LMS Software Users can expect to pay up to $1300 for SCORM-Compliant LMS software. For instance, Iridize starts at $500 a month, Arlo Training pricing starts from $99 and Articulate 360 charges $1,299 annually. Other Professional SCORM subscriptions have a price range of $175-$499. DigitalChalk Corporate pricing costs $499 a month, and Exambuilder Pro plan goes for $250 per month.
• Social Learning Platforms Social Learning Platforms software have price points within $5 minimum and above $200 for various subscription plans depending on the vendors offering the software. For example, Basic subscriptions pricing begin at $5 a month, going up to $99; myQuest costs $99 a month, Eduson.TV pricing goes for $5 per month and Versal Pro for $5 as well. Examples of other mid-to-high tiered Social Learning products includes JoomlaLMS, which goes for $299 a month and Teachable Business plan, which costs $249.

Some of the major competitors for Launchfire are Funifier and Bunchball.

Funifier provides a gaming platform that enables better customer engagement and improved employee productivity. The product can be applied for gamification of customer applications as well as websites with dashboards to monitor gaming performance in relation to employee work and customer conversion. There are also options for utilization of readymade games that can be configured to meet specific gaming or business challenges.

Launchfire in comparison provides a similar solution which in addition incentivizes employee training through gamification as well. The product also offers gaming options such as sweepstakes which give bonuses and surprise gifts on completion of tasks, referrals or even taking surveys. Launchfire is also accessible via web, mobile and social media with options to source unique gift options which are tied to particular customer & employee engagement contests.

Bunchball on the other hand takes gaming one step further by allowing users to configure games and rewards as per their requirements to enable personalized experiences, higher rewards, as well as better overall performance in targets and job activities. The product also includes a series of best practices for gaming implementation to improve the process for the benefit of customers, with collaboration tools to enhance team based sharing & competitions.

While Launchfire does not address these options currently, it does include business intelligence tools to monitor game effectiveness in terms of performance and goal achievement. Additionally its supports RFID integration for tracking of products & people with immersive gaming & feedback systems that is more responsive to personal needs.

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