NEW YORK, NY, November 10, 2026 — Paloren, the AI consulting, training and implementation company, today released the Australian AI Training Price Index. It compiles the published prices of 18 providers that sell AI training to Australian businesses and employees. The index is free to read on Paloren's website and gives employers planning 2027 training budgets a dated reference point for what workplace AI courses cost.
Paloren reviewed each provider's own website on November 10, 2026, and recorded every published price with its source. The study found that 14 of the 18 providers publish at least one price. The median published price for a one-day, instructor-led public AI course was A$595 per person, across eight courses from four providers, with a range of A$350 to A$895.
Private team sessions cost more and varied widely. The median published price for a private group session was A$4,900, across 13 offers from eight providers. Published starting prices ranged from A$220 for short sessions to A$8,995 for a two-session program. Session length ranged from about one hour to a full day, which the study identifies as the main reason group prices are hard to compare.
Tool-specific courses showed a similar spread. Published per-person prices for Claude courses ranged from A$595 to A$895, and Microsoft Copilot courses ranged from A$295 to A$505. Tax treatment also differed: some providers include GST, others exclude it and some do not say.
The index separates per-person public courses from private team sessions, excludes developer and certification courses, and lists each provider's exact published wording and source link. Paloren's own prices appear on the page for transparency but are excluded from every statistic. Providers can request corrections to their listing.
The full Australian AI Training Price Index includes the provider table, the method and notes on comparing quotes. Paloren's AI training for business teams covers ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot and Gemini.
About Paloren
Paloren is an AI strategy, implementation, automation and training company. It builds AI into the systems businesses already run, then trains teams to own it. Paloren was founded by Aaron Agius and Alex Agius. More information is available on Paloren's website.
