Lorman review
Cross-industry CE platform with live courses, credit tracking and team reporting.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Lorman Education Services provides online professional development and continuing-education training for individuals, teams and enterprises. Its web platform, with mobile deployment, combines live webinars, on-demand courses, learning paths, whitepapers, reports, audio materials and slide decks. The catalog serves accounting and tax, legal, human resources, construction and engineering, healthcare, education and financial services professionals. CE support includes programs such as CLE, CPE/NASBA, SHRM, HRCI and AIA, alongside completion records, certificates and credit tracking.
Pricing is structured around several ways to buy training. Single Courses include compliance and upskilling content, live and on-demand formats, learning paths, continuing-education units, and email, chat and phone support. The Individual Pass is published at $699 per person per year and adds an unlimited course subscription, unlimited learning paths, whitepapers and reports, personalized guidance, a state-specific credit tracker and wishlists. Teams & Enterprise adds course assignment, team reporting, tracking, a co-branded dashboard, a dedicated account manager, custom learning paths and discounted custom training. Training Services covers custom course creation, virtual or in-person training, learning-week development, and compliance planning.
For organizations coordinating education across professions, Lorman’s strongest fit is centralized CE administration: managers can assign courses and review team progress while individuals maintain credit records. The range of formats also supports different learning preferences, from scheduled webinars to self-paced materials. Buyers should weigh the $699 annual individual commitment against their expected course volume, and teams should request a quote before budgeting. Organizations seeking broad professional training, certificates and reporting should consider Lorman; those needing a free entry point or a simple low-cost course library should look elsewhere.
Questions about Lorman
Does Lorman have a free plan? No free plan is listed; paid plans start at $699/user/yr (Individual Pass).
What does Lorman run on? Web. It runs in the cloud and as a mobile app.
Who is Lorman built for? Solo users, small businesses, mid-market companies and enterprises (our editorial estimate).
Lorman pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Live webinars and on-demand courses with learning paths
- State-specific credit tracking, certificates and completion records
- Team assignment, reporting, dashboards and custom training options
- Where it doesn't
- Individual Pass costs $699 per person per year
- Teams & Enterprise pricing is quote-based
- No free plan or trial is offered
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