Zoho Learn pricing in India (2027)

Zoho Learn has 3 plans: Free at Rs 0, Express at Rs 50/user/month, Professional at Rs 150/user/month. Indian prices are usually quoted excluding GST — confirm on the vendor's page.

Yes — Zoho Learn has a free option. Free for 5 users (3 spaces, 5 manuals, 5 courses, 1 GB total). Paid plans add the rest.

Yes — 7-day free trial, no credit card (pricing FAQ also mentions 30 days of Professional). A trial is the cheapest way to test the workflow you actually care about before paying.

Custom portal users (1-100) (Rs 30/user/month); Additional portal (Zoho One) (Rs 600/month). Add these to any budget before you compare it with another product.

Zoho Learn has three tiers. Free costs nothing for up to 5 users. Express is Rs 50 per user per month on annual billing, or Rs 60 if you pay monthly. Professional is Rs 150 per user per month annually, or Rs 180 monthly. Branded portals for external users are a separate per-user add-on.

Zoho Learn's pricing page contradicts itself: one line says prices include local taxes and another says GST is charged on top. To be safe, budget an extra 18% GST on the listed INR price until Zoho confirms otherwise. Zoho bills Indian customers in rupees, and annual plans can also be paid by bank transfer.

Yes. The Zoho Learn free plan covers 5 users, 3 spaces, 5 manuals, 5 courses and 2 learning paths, with 1 GB of total storage. It includes text, video and document lessons, quizzes, SCORM import, one question bank of 20 questions and encryption at rest. It works well as a pilot for a small team.

The Zoho Learn pricing page advertises a 7-day free trial that needs no credit card, but its FAQ section mentions a 30-day trial with full Professional access. Either way, the account drops to the Free plan when the trial ends unless you buy a subscription, so your content is kept.