Udemy has several routes to cut the cost of your online learning, and the right choice depends on what you want to study and whether you prefer a single course or a broader subscription. The main page offer is the Graphic Design Masterclass at 84% off, which gives you a specific, high discount course if you're ready to commit to that subject.
Looking at a single course: If you have a particular course in mind and want the steepest discount, check whether Udemy is running a sale on it. The Graphic Design Masterclass at 84% off shows what's possible on featured courses, and the Digital Marketing Course at up to 81% off works the same way. Browse the course page itself to see the marked price. For general browsing without a specific topic in mind, many courses start from $11.99, and this floor price is automatically applied at checkout.
Focused on a particular subject: Some topics get their own promotional pricing. If you want to learn artificial intelligence, the AI Fundamentals course is priced from $12 per month, while a standalone AI course is available for $10.99. IT certifications start at CA$99, which is a fixed entry point for that category.
Considering a monthly subscription: The Personal Subscription Plan begins at $10 per month and gives you access to all 27,000+ courses on the platform. This works best if you plan to take multiple courses or want to explore different subjects over a few months. The subscription renews each month unless you cancel before the renewal date, and Udemy reserves the right to change prices with prior notice.
Trying before you commit: If you're unsure whether Udemy is right for you, the 7-day free trial gives unlimited access to the full course library at no cost. This lets you sample different courses and categories to find what suits your learning style.
As a first time customer: New customers can sign up for the newsletter to receive offers and discounts tailored to Udemy's current promotions.
Compare the final price of whichever route you choose. A single course sale might beat the subscription if you want only one or two specific classes, while the monthly plan wins out if you plan to study multiple topics. Since only one offer can be applied at checkout, put your selection in the cart and see which option leaves you paying less.