Johnson Controls
83%
reduction in training costs
Johnson Controls moved hands-on Metasys training online, reducing travel, shipping and facility costs.
Read the Johnson Controls StoryPricing
Pricing that scales with your training program, not against it.
Subscription or pay-as-you-go, on the hosting model that fits your budget. You pay for what you consume, unused units roll over, and there are no hidden fees.
4.5/5 on G2233 customer reviews
ISO 27001Information security
G2 Best Estimated ROI
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How pricing works
Two ways to buy.
Every ReadyTech plan covers the full platform. What changes is how you pay for the lab capacity underneath it, and how much of the infrastructure you bring yourself.
Subscription-based pricing
Pay a small monthly subscription fee that covers the usage of all features. On top of that, you pay for what you consume, and unused units roll over rather than expiring. Volume discount plans are available as your program grows.
Pay-as-you-go
No up-front investment, no long-term commitment, no subscription, and no minimum or maximum usage. Pricing is based on the resources your lab environment actually needs, measured in memory and CPU.
Start with hosting
What you pay depends on where your labs run.
ReadyTech supports several hosting models, and the one you choose is the biggest single factor in what your program costs. You can bring your own cloud account, use hardware you already own, let ReadyTech host and manage everything, or skip virtual machines entirely. Start with whichever of these sounds like you.
If cost comes first
Use your own cloud account
Run labs in your existing AWS, Azure, GCP, or Oracle Cloud (OCI) account and pay your provider directly at your negotiated rates. ReadyTech adds scheduling, class management, browser-based access, and automated shutdown on top.
Cloud provider-hosted, powered by AxisIf you already own the kit
Use equipment you already have
Keep labs on your own internal infrastructure, behind your own security and compliance controls, and add browser-based learner access plus real-time instructor visibility and control on top of it.
In-house labsIf you need no virtual machine
Training a SaaS product
When learners only need a browser and a login, there is no virtual machine to pay for. You still get the part that makes hands-on training work: seeing what every learner is doing, and stepping in when one gets stuck.
Lab OverviewCloud cost control
Labs that shut themselves down.
The most common source of wasted training spend is a virtual machine nobody remembered to turn off. Cloud provider-hosted labs, powered by Axis, start, pause, and terminate on a schedule, so machines only run when a class needs them. Nobody has to remember anything at the end of the day.
Timed lab access
Labs open when the class starts and close when it ends, so capacity is not sitting idle between sessions.
Scheduled shutdown
Environments terminate automatically on a schedule rather than depending on an instructor to close them down.
Your rates, your account
Cloud spend stays on your own provider account at your own negotiated pricing. ReadyTech manages the orchestration, not the bill.
Customer results
Lower costs, real results
Shoptech Software
93%
of students served through virtual classrooms
Shoptech moved from face-to-face training to ReadyTech virtual classrooms, closing two physical training facilities.
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HPE Aruba Networking
The Silver Peak training program, now part of HPE Aruba Networking, replaced manual voucher requests with self-service access so learners could start when ready.
Read the HPE Aruba Story
Get a quote
Tell us how you train, and we will price it.
Pricing depends on how many learners you train, how often, and where the labs run. Get a demo to walk through your setup and get a straight answer on pricing, with no obligation and no long-term contract, or request a 30-day free trial to run a class of your own.
