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FidelisGo review

#28 of 29 in Safety Training Software

Phone-accessible training with quizzes and records, at a $249 monthly annual-billing starting price.

5.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

FidelisGo is a browser-based safety training platform for contractors and field crews with OSHA training requirements. Managers create sessions and share QR codes or direct links; workers can use a phone browser without downloading an app to watch videos, take knowledge quizzes, sign digitally and receive PDF certificates. Its live completion and compliance dashboard, digital training cards, course library and training programs address teams that need to deliver and document self-paced training. English and Spanish worker interfaces, self-registration, CSV exports and three-year record retention make it a fit for small employers managing field-based training records.

The Starter plan is $249 per month billed annually, and the Business plan is $375 per month billed annually. Both list QR code scanning, digital signatures, quiz testing, PDF certificates, CSV export and training programs. Enterprise pricing is quote-based; its listed additions include unlimited manager accounts, unlimited workers subject to fair use, unlimited sessions, custom branding, dedicated onboarding and an SLA guarantee. The published plan details make the annual billing commitment and starting price important considerations for smaller organizations weighing the scope of their training needs.

Access is browser-based rather than through mobile apps, while QR codes and links let workers reach sessions on phones. That combination suits employers whose priority is simple access and completion documentation, rather than a dedicated app. The learner maximum is listed as 60, so organizations with larger cohorts should assess whether Enterprise is appropriate. FidelisGo is a practical fit for small and mid-sized field teams that need quizzes, signatures and certificates in one training workflow; employers seeking a lower starting price or a listed mobile app should look elsewhere.

FidelisGo pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Workers can access video sessions by QR code or direct link without an app.
    • Quizzes, digital signatures, certificates and a live completion dashboard track training.
    • English and Spanish interfaces plus CSV exports support field-team records.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Starter begins at $249 per month, billed annually.
    • No mobile apps; workers access sessions through a browser.
    • The listed learner maximum is 60, which may not fit larger teams.

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