Coursera: research summary
By Emily RodriguezUpdated January 30, 2026Education
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- Price
- Free / $49/course · Free tier available
- Price not yet verified
Pros and cons
Pros
- University partnerships
- Recognized certificates
- Wide topics
Cons
- Degrees are expensive
- Course quality varies
Overview
Coursera is a education product. We compiled the information below from publicly available sources and the vendor's own documentation.
Key Features
Coursera offers University courses, Certificates, Degrees, and Professional certificates. These are the features the vendor advertises.
Pricing
The publicly listed starting price for Coursera is Free / $49/course. Pricing tiers and renewal rates may change at any time; verify current pricing on the vendor's website before purchasing.
We have not tested Coursera ourselves, so a free trial or short-term plan is the safest way to confirm it fits your needs.
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