Pricing
Simple pricing that scales with your team.
Every plan includes the full USP <795>/<797>/<800> module library, digital certificates, and progress tracking. Pick the size that fits.
Solo
For an individual pharmacist or technician
$39
/mo
Billed monthly
- 1 user
- All USP <795>/<797>/<800> modules
- Digital certificates
- Role-based learning paths
- Progress tracking
Most popular
Starter
For a single compounding pharmacy
$149
/mo
Billed monthly
- Up to 5 staff
- Everything in Solo
- Shared team dashboard
- Team training records for inspection
Team
For larger or multi-shift operations
$299
/mo
Billed monthly
- Up to 15 staff
- Everything in Starter
- Centralized reporting
Enterprise
For multi-site pharmacies and groups
$499
/mo
Billed monthly
- Up to 30 staff
- Everything in Team
- Priority email support
Need more than 30 staff or multiple locations? Contact us for custom pricing.
FAQ
Pricing questions.
What's included in every plan?
All plans include the complete USP
<795>/<797>/<800> training module library, digital completion
certificates, and progress tracking. Larger plans add role-based learning paths,
shared team dashboards, centralized reporting, and priority support.
How does yearly billing work?
Yearly billing saves 15% on Solo ($399/yr) and 20% on Starter
($1,430/yr), Team ($2,870/yr), and Enterprise ($4,790/yr) versus paying monthly. You
pay once per year at the monthly-equivalent rate shown when the toggle is set to
"Pay yearly." Member and promo codes are entered at checkout.
Can we change plans later?
Yes — you can move between plans as your team grows or your needs
change. Reach out at hello@compoundlearn.com and we'll help
with the switch.
Are the certificates accredited continuing education?
Completion certificates are designed for internal documentation
and inspection readiness. They do not constitute state board-approved continuing
education unless specifically accredited.
Start training your team today.
Set up your pharmacy in an afternoon — or request a walkthrough and we'll show you around first.