Companies using Coursera
Current scans identify at least 78 distinct companies using Coursera. Examples are below; how far Coursera has spread inside each company, and what it costs them, is in the app.
A sample of Coursera customers
Ordered by estimated annual spend. Country domains for the same company are grouped into one listing.
- Advantest
advantest.com
- Cloudflare
cloudflare.com
- Spotify
spotify.com
- TE Connectivity
te.com
- Foxconn
foxconn.com
- Google
google.com
- Microsoft
microsoft.com
- Oracle
oracle.com
- Schneider Electric
se.com
- Palo Alto Networks
paloaltonetworks.com
- IBM
ibm.com
- Uber
uber.com
Adoption depth and estimated annual spend for each company are in the app. Discovering companies is free on every plan; you pay only for a confirmed match.
Coursera plans and pricing
The plans below record published prices and clearly labeled estimates where a public rate is unavailable. anVendor uses this pricing to estimate spend when a suitable rate is available. A company's actual contract can differ.
| Plan | Price | Seats |
|---|---|---|
| Free course access | Free | — |
| Coursera Plus (annual) | $33.25 / user / mo | — |
| Coursera Plus (monthly) | $59 / user / mo | — |
| Coursera for Teams (annual) | $33.25 / user / mo | 2–499 |
| Coursera for Teams (quarterly billing) | $36.58 / user / mo | 2–499 |
| Enterprise (estimated) | $33.25 / user / mo | 500+ |
| Coursera for Campus | Custom | — |
| Coursera for Campus (estimated) | $12297.67 / mo | — |
Source: https://www.coursera.org/business/teams · checked 2026-09-06 · published rates and labeled estimates; actual prices can vary.
How this list is built
Live scans look for current evidence that a company holds an account with the service, rather than a tag on the company's website or a service named in a job ad. That is why anVendor finds SaaS used behind a login. It never touches private, password-protected or access-restricted systems, and uses no browser extension, SDK or tracking script.
Where a vendor's service offers no public sign, we report nothing rather than guess — so a company missing from this page means no evidence found, not not a customer. A company we stop finding drops out of the list rather than sitting on it forever.
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Leads already using Coursera — and what they pay
With headcount, how far it has spread inside each one, and estimated annual spend. Discovering companies is free on every plan; you pay only for a confirmed match.
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