No. 8 of 25 ·Cloud Training Platforms

Udacity

Web · Android · iPhone

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Udacity is ranked #8 of 25 in cloud training platforms on Freedom251. It runs on Android, iOS, Web.

Udacity plans and pricing

Monthly Subscription Not published Unlimited access to 500+ courses · cancel anytime udacity.com · 4 Oct 2026

Bundle Subscription Not published 4-month bundle; page states 15% off Unlimited access to the catalog udacity.com · 4 Oct 2026

Product: Udacity offers digital upskilling courses and programs in areas including AI, data, cloud, and programming.
Learning format: Programs include hands-on projects reviewed by industry professionals and personalized support from mentors.
Certificates: Learners can earn a graduation certificate for each Nanodegree program they complete.
Catalog: The subscription page advertises access to more than 500 courses.
Free courses: Udacity advertises free programs and invites visitors to start building AI skills for free.
Subscription flexibility: Udacity says subscribers can cancel anytime and pause or stop their studies whenever they need.
Career support: The subscription page lists personalized career coaching and interview preparation among its included benefits.
Intended users: Udacity says it works with individuals, organizations, and governments interested in upskilling.
Integrations and curriculum partners: Udacity says its instructors work at technology companies and displays GitHub, Accenture, NVIDIA, BMW, Microsoft, and Amazon as examples.
Company ownership: Udacity says it is now part of Accenture.
Company history: Udacity says Stanford instructors Sebastian Thrun and Peter Norvig launched its origins with a free online Introduction to Artificial Intelligence course.
Pricing availability: The pricing page shows monthly and four-month bundle subscription options, but the opened page did not display their prices.
Founded: 2011

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