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For WorkRamp customers now on Confirm: what changed, what Learn:Up and Practice cost, and how Revspire compares for sales teams.
Updated By Kavyashree SB
Looking for a WorkRamp alternative? WorkRamp is now Confirm Learn:Up, an AI-first LMS for employees, customers and partners. Revspire suits B2B sales teams that want AI role-play beside governed content, playbooks and sales rooms, priced by module with unlimited user licenses.
Learning Pool acquired WorkRamp on 15 October 2025 and rebranded as Confirm on 10 August 2026. WorkRamp's LMS is now sold as Learn:Up.
What the sources say
Confirm's pricing page lists Learn:Up from $9 and Practice from $4 per user per month, billed annually and based on a 200-person company.
What the sources say
Companies that want one LMS for employee onboarding and training and for customer or partner academies, with HRIS connectors. Revspire is built for sales teams and lists no LMS connector.
What the sources say
Start from what runs on WorkRamp today: onboarding paths, certifications, academies and integrations. Check these whichever platform you choose:
Read the WorkRamp pricing guide and Mindtickle vs WorkRamp, or request a demo.
What WorkRamp describes, set against Revspire's four modules.
Governed library with contextual search, versioning, CRM recommendations and content analytics.
Courses drafted from file uploads; no sales content repository or CRM recommendations described.
AI-drafted battlecards, objection plays, win/loss analysis and role messaging, routed for approval.
No playbook or battlecard module described on the Learn:Up page.
AI video role-play, deal-specific objection practice, instant AI scoring and readiness tracking.
Onboarding paths, video and written pitch certifications, AI role plays and skills tracking.
Branded rooms with mutual action plans, stakeholder maps, content recommendations and engagement analytics.
Not described. No buyer-facing rooms on the Learn:Up or pricing pages.
Integrations
Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics 365, Zoho, Pipedrive, Slack, Teams, Outlook, Gmail, Gong, Okta and SAML SSO.
Salesforce, Slack, Zoom, Okta and Google Workspace, plus HRIS and HCM connectors.
Per module, unlimited users; average customer about $25,000 USD a year; quoted by sales.
Learn:Up from $9 and Practice from $4 per user a month, billed annually.
WorkRamp column paraphrases confirm.com and Vendr, checked 2026-10-27. Rows show what vendors describe.
Yes, under a new name. Learning Pool acquired WorkRamp on 15 October 2025 and said it "will continue to operate as a core product". Learning Pool rebranded as Confirm on 10 August 2026, and Confirm now sells WorkRamp's LMS as Learn:Up, "an AI-first learning management system", with Academy for customer and partner learning also marked "formerly WorkRamp".
Confirm lists Learn:Up from $9 (£7) per user per month and Practice, its AI role-play product, from $4 (£3), both billed annually and based on a 200-person company; Academy is priced by quote. Vendr reports a median WorkRamp contract of $19,300 a year from 185 purchases, last updated February 2026, from before Confirm's current price list. See the WorkRamp pricing guide.
Yes. Learn:Up lists "AI-driven role plays and simulations" and video and written pitch certifications, and Confirm sells Practice separately, with an AI-guided simulation builder, voice and text role-play modes, "AI characters that push back" and instant feedback scores. Revspire's AI Sales Training & Coaching offers AI video role-play, deal-specific objection practice with battle cards and instant AI scoring.
Choose Learn:Up if:
Choose Revspire if:
The tools most often weighed against WorkRamp are SalesHood, Hyperbound, Second Nature, Highspot and Seismic, alongside Revspire. Which of them fits depends on whether you need an enterprise suite, content in the flow of work, a digital sales room, or training and AI role-play. Each one has its own comparison and a dated pricing guide on this site.
These are the tools buyers most often weigh against WorkRamp, alongside Revspire. Each has its own comparison and a dated pricing guide.
Neutral pricing guides and vendor-to-vendor comparisons in our /compare section, each with dated sources.
How are these pages written? Revspire writes them, and we sell a competing product. Competitor details are paraphrased from each vendor's own pages and the dated third-party sources below, checked on 2026-10-27. Figures belong to the source that published them.
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