Adobe Captivate Pricing

“Difficulty using the function of setting up a menu The pricing is expensive Adobe Captivate Should give more than 30 days of trial.”

“We pay $29.99 per month and that's about the product's value. … Adobe announced Captivate 2017 within the time window for getting a refund from Articulate and I jumped at the opportunity to lower my company's annual cost from $999 to $359.88.”

“Positive ROI on the proficiency and currency of our pilots Massive ROI on freeing up expensive instructor time to dedicate to teaching our students instead of teaching "corporate or legally required"...”

“While, in many ways, Articulate is the gold standard for crafting E-Learning it's also much more expensive to do so with add-ons.”

“The best way to do this is to become an Adobe Captivate Specialist which provides excellent online video training and in-class training at an extremely affordable price. … Storyline is also much more expensive than Captivate, you buy a year upfront.”

“I have an Adobe Creative Cloud subscription on top of the Adobe Captivate subscription. … The ROI thereby has been established at a yearly rate of ~2 months.”

“It's an expensive license, and those who don't know web design languages (not very tool inclined) use PowerPoint or storyline.”

“Another negative impact on ROI is Adobe Captivate isn't the least expensive tool on the market.”

“Only $29.99 a month, it can be used when necessary, keeping overall cost low. … I utilized the free 30-day trial for both software suites that I was evaluating.”

“However, if you just need to create a non-interactive demo, then Captivate may be overkill and there are less expensive and easier to use products out there for that, even within Adobe's own product...”

“Evolving, each version improves over the last one; with subscription pricing you always have access to the newest version (vs. 1-time purchase).”