aNewSpring review
A broad training platform combining course authoring with adaptive delivery and learner management.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
aNewSpring is a cloud learning platform for individual trainers and training organisations. It combines course authoring with learning management, adaptive learning paths, assessments, certificates, reporting, catalogues, payment integrations, mobile access, and blended-learning delivery. Trainers can create lessons, quizzes, exams, surveys, assignments, SCORM modules, classroom events, and video conferences. It is suited to providers delivering structured learning journeys to external audiences, as well as organisations managing multiple training catalogues and more advanced administration.
The aNewSpring for Trainers plan costs €18.60 per learner per year with annual billing. It includes online onboarding, a standard SLA, email support, a mobile app, certificates, and course authoring with the aNewSpring Plus-editor. A 30-day trial is available, but there is no permanent free plan. The aNewSpring for Organisations plan uses custom pricing and adds a customer success manager, an upgraded SLA, email and phone support, multiple training catalogues, SAML single sign-on, and API integrations. Buyers should compare the per-learner trainer plan with the organisation package based on support, identity, catalogue, and integration requirements.
Its strongest differentiator is the combination of authoring and adaptive delivery. Tests, quizzes, exams, graded assessments, sequencing rules, automatic certificates, and learner progress dashboards support structured programmes beyond simple content hosting. Integrations include Stripe, Buckaroo, PayPal, Google Docs, iCal, SCORM, LTI, AICC, SAML, Microsoft ADFS, Azure AD, webhooks, and APIs. iOS and Android apps extend learner access, while classroom events and video conferences support blended programmes. Choose aNewSpring when delivery, assessment, adaptive paths, and administration matter alongside authoring. Choose a more specialised authoring product if deep authoring focus is the primary requirement.
aNewSpring pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Adaptive paths, sequencing rules, assessments, and certificates
- Mobile apps, blended learning, reporting, and learner dashboards
- SCORM, LTI, AICC, SSO, APIs, and payment integrations
- Where it doesn't
- No permanent free plan; the free access is a 30-day trial
- Organisation pricing is custom rather than published as a fixed amount
- Authoring sits within a broader platform, not a narrowly focused authoring tool
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