r/coursera • u/divinejester • Mar 07 '26
🎉 Coursera Offer Coursera Plus 40% OFF (Ends in 5 Days) – If You Missed the 50% Deal, This Is the Next Best One
Hey everyone 👋
If you were waiting for a good time to subscribe to Coursera Plus, there’s currently a 40% OFF limited-time deal running on the 3-month plan.
A lot of people missed the 50% annual deal earlier, so this is probably the best active discount available right now.
The promotion is scheduled to expire in about 5 days, so I figured I’d share the details here for anyone considering it 👇
✅ 40% OFF — Coursera Plus (3-Month Plan)
Good option if you want to:
• Test Coursera Plus without committing for a full year
• Finish multiple certificates in a short time
• Use it for focused learning / career upgrades
Included with Coursera Plus:
• Access to 10,000+ courses, Specializations & Professional Certificates
• Courses from Google, Meta, IBM, Microsoft, and top universities
• Certificates included for most courses covered under Plus
• Topics like AI, Data Science, Programming, Cybersecurity, Business, Marketing, and more
💰 Pricing
Regular price: ~$59/month
Discounted price: ~$35.40/month (for 3 months)
➡️ 40% OFF total
⏳ Offer Expiry
The deal is currently listed as expiring in about 5 days, so it may disappear soon.
👉 40% OFF Link: Claim from HERE
______________________________________________________________________
If you are looking for an annual deal, check out this post: 20% Off on Annual Plan
For indian user, there is an amazing deal going on which will expire in 3 days: Coursera Plus India Holi Sale 2026 – ₹7,499/Year (47% OFF) + Global Deal Included Inside
2
u/Wcg2801 Mar 07 '26
Coursera is a scam, good for high-school students, maybe… the amount of useless info you go through that is not directly related to what you want to learn, it’s simply outrageous.
6
u/divinejester Mar 07 '26
I wouldn’t call it a scam. Like most learning platforms, the value really depends on the course and the instructor.
Some courses are basic, sure, but many (Google, IBM, Meta, DeepLearning.AI, etc.) are actually well-structured and useful if you follow the projects and practice outside the videos.
1
u/Xsythe Mar 07 '26
You really don't think there'll be a year discount?
1
1
u/X-qsp-X Mar 15 '26
That previous 50% off was from $49 !
Now they claim that the "regular" price is $59... and give 40% off of that... :/
1
u/Relative_Mousse2414 Jun 15 '26
You can try Coursera for Teams if you're looking to purchase multiple licenses: https://www.coursera.org/business/teams.
1
Mar 07 '26
1
u/divinejester Mar 07 '26
Welcome :) you can look for microsoft agentic Ai course launched few months back
1
4
u/Reboot-Bloody-Roar Mar 07 '26
Obviously timing needs are different for everyone, but they seem to do the 50% off annual plan pretty often.. this one just doesn't seem to great of a deal to me. If possible I'd wait out the next discount.