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In today’s fast-changing business world, staying competitive means having a team that grows, adapts, and upskills quickly. That’s where corporate learning solutions like LinkedIn Learning come in. With over 22,000 expert-led courses covering business, technology, personal development, and more, it has become a go-to for companies that want to invest in their people.
If you’re a Singapore-based business considering getting a subscription for your employees, this guide is for you.
We’ll break down the available plans, help you make sense of the current LinkedIn Learning corporate pricing, and guide you through choosing the right plan for your business. We’ll also share a smart way to save on your corporate E-learning platform subscriptions: using the Wise Business multi-currency card to pay with low, transparent conversion fees and no foreign transaction fees.
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LinkedIn Learning offers two main corporate plans tailored to different business sizes¹. The Teams Plan is a solid option for smaller teams (think anywhere from 2 to 20 users). It’s priced at US$379.88 per user per year and gives your team access to 22,000+ expert-led courses, plus personalised recommendations, collaboration features, and simple progress tracking. Bigger companies with more complex needs can go for the Organisations Plan, which comes with custom pricing and includes everything in the Teams plan, alongside added perks like detailed analytics and Learning Management System (LMS) integration.
To help you navigate LinkedIn Learning’s corporate pricing, here’s a table with a clear side-by-side comparison of the Teams and Organisations plans.
Feature | Teams² | Organisations¹ |
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Ideal for | Small teams (2-20 users) | Medium to large organisations (21+ users) |
Pricing | US$379.88 per user/year (monthly subscription unavailable) | Custom pricing (contact LinkedIn for a quote) |
Course access | 22,000+ expert-led courses | 22,000+ expert-led courses |
Personalised recommendations | Yes | Yes |
Progress tracking dashboard | Yes, basic insights | Yes, advanced analytics and reporting |
Collaboration tools | Yes | Yes |
Offline viewing | Yes | Yes |
LMS integration | No | Yes |
Single Sign-On (SSO) | No | Yes |
Custom branding | No | Yes |
Strategic learning consultation | No | Yes |
Trial available | 1-month free trial | Contact sales for demo/trial |
Details accurate as of 15 April 2025
LinkedIn Learning corporate plans in Singapore are billed in USD.
You might also encounter a couple of other scenarios where your business in Singapore gets billed in a foreign currency rather than SGD. By understanding these scenarios, you can take proactive steps to manage your billing effectively and avoid unnecessary foreign transaction fees.
💡Considerations for Cross-Currency Billing: |
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Centralised Payment Systems: If your business (eg. a Singapore subsidiary) uses a centralised payment system or corporate credit card based in another country, your LinkedIn Learning account might be linked to this system, resulting in billing in the currency of the payment system rather than SGD. This can lead to additional currency conversion fees. |
Initial Account Setup: If your LinkedIn Learning account was initially set up by your business in another country before establishing a branch in Singapore, the account might still be billed in the original currency unless updated. This is another scenario where you might incur cross-currency charges. |
Singapore businesses looking to incorporate LinkedIn Learning into their corporate learning programs should factor in the additional cost of foreign transaction fees and exchange rate markups when paying for their subscription.
Using a Wise Business card allows you to save on these unnecessary costs by giving you access to mid-market exchange rates, with no hidden exchange rate markups or foreign transaction fees.
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If you’re running a lean team but want to give your employees access to high-quality learning, LinkedIn Learning for Teams² makes a lot of sense. It’s simple to set up, easy to manage, and doesn’t come with all the bells and whistles you probably can’t make the most of yet. Your team will get access to over 22,000 expert-led courses (from productivity hacks to leadership training) that they can explore at their own pace, and you’ll be able to track their learning progress through a basic dashboard.
Ultimately, the Teams plan is perfect if you:
It works especially well for startups, small agencies, and growing small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Custom pricing; contact LinkedIn for a quote.
Think of this plan as LinkedIn Learning’s heavyweight offering. If you have hundreds or thousands of employees and a dedicated Learning & Development (L&D) team, the Enterprise plan¹ gives you everything you need, from deep analytics to seamless LMS integrations. Another feature that sets it apart from the Teams plan is the ability to create customised learning paths. You can tailor training programs to different departments, career tracks, or even onboarding flows.
Ultimately, the Enterprise plan is perfect if you:
It works especially well for multinational corporations who need to standardise training across countries, government-linked companies (GLCs) and enterprises with compliance-heavy training needs, and large tech, finance, or healthcare firms with highly specialised and evolving skill needs.
Before jumping into a LinkedIn Learning subscription, it’s a good idea to take a step back and really think through what your business — and your team — actually need. With two plans available, LinkedIn corporate pricing can vary quite significantly, so a little bit of upfront planning can go a long way.
First, take stock of what your team really needs.
Start by asking: What skills are we missing right now? A quick Training Needs Analysis can help uncover the gaps, whether it’s upskilling in AI or improving soft skills. Then, once you’ve identified those areas, you can check if LinkedIn Learning offers courses that match your team’s goals. Next, get a realistic estimate of how many employees will actually use and benefit from LinkedIn Learning. This matters because LinkedIn Learning corporate pricing is structured based on team size; you don’t want to pay for unused seats.
Here’s a quick money-saving tip that often gets overlooked: LinkedIn Learning plans are billed in USD. This means you’ll usually run into less-than-great exchange rates and foreign transaction fees when paying with a regular corporate debit or credit card. That’s where the Wise Business multi-currency card comes in handy:
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Here’s a quick pricing comparison between LinkedIn Learning corporate plans and Udemy Business³ plans:
Feature | LinkedIn Learning | Udemy Business |
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Team Plan | US$379.99 per user/year for 2-20 users Monthly payment unavailable | US$360 per user/year for 2-20 users Monthly payment unavailable |
Enterprise Plan | Custom pricing for 21+ users | Custom pricing for 21+ users |
Course library size | 22,000+ expert-led courses | 13,000+ courses for Team Plan; 30,000+ courses for Enterprise Plan |
Certifications & practice tests | Offers certificates of completion for courses | Includes certification prep for 200+ exams, practice tests, and AI-powered coding exercises |
Analytics & reporting | Basic insights dashboard for Teams plan, advanced analytics and reporting for Enterprise plan | Basic analytics and reporting for Team Plan (user adoption and individual user engagement), advanced features (e.g., skill and course insights) for Enterprise Plan |
LMS integration and SSO | Available with Enterprise plan | Available for both Team and Enterprise Plans |
Support | Standard support for Teams plan, dedicated account management for Enterprise plan | 24/7 customer support for Team Plan, dedicated customer success partner for Enterprise Plan |
Free trial | 1-month free trial available for Team plan; contact sales for trial for Enterprise plan | 14-day free trial for Team Plan, contact sales for Enterprise Plan demo/trial |
Details accurate as of 15 April 2025
A 1-month free trial is available for the LinkedIn Learning Teams plan. Contact sales if you’d like a free trial of the Enterprise plan.
LinkedIn Learning offers a wide range of professional courses designed to support individual skill development and company-wide learning initiatives. Here’s a non-comprehensive list of the courses available:
When it comes to course variety, LinkedIn Learning focuses on practical, workplace-ready skills like business leadership and project management. It’s ideal for businesses looking to sharpen everyday professional competencies. Udemy Business leans heavily into tech, offering a vast catalog of coding, IT, and cloud computing courses — great for upskilling engineering or digital teams. Coursera for Business, on the other hand, stands out for its academic depth, delivering university-grade content across fields like data science and finance, plus full professional certificates from institutions like Google and Stanford.
💡 Each platform shines in different areas, so choosing the right learning platform is about finding a solution that works for your team, business goals, and budget. If you’re subscribing to LinkedIn Learning, don’t forget to save smart with the Wise Business multi-currency card. Paired with the Wise Business account, it’ll help you operate internationally — without the high fees, hefty admin, and headache of a local bank. |
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Sources checked on: 15 April 2025
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