Prices: Digital Champions Network
- On average, a trained and active Champion helps 30 people a year with digital skills. Many Champions help as many as 75 people.
- Training and supporting ten champions whether they are staff, residents or volunteers means your organisation could help more than 300 people to use digital technology in just 12 months.
- With our standard membership you could reach each of those 300 people for around £4 a person.
Extra Small
Licenses included
10
Total cost year 1 *
£1,200
Small
Licenses included
25
Total cost year 1 *
£2,000
Medium
Licenses included
50
Total cost year 1 *
£3,000
Large
Licenses included
75
Total cost year 1 *
£4,000
X-Large
Licenses included
100
Total cost year 1 *
£5,000
XX-Large
Licenses included
100+
Cost
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*All prices exclude VAT. These are public/ third sector prices. For the private sector, add 15%.
There's a 10% discount for subsequent annual renewals. As your project grows, you can buy additional licenses of five at £75 each or "move up a size" at any time. At renewal, you can retire inactive Champions and free up those licenses for new Champions.
There's more detail on every aspect of the programme in the Digital Champions FAQs.
Customising the Digital Champions Network
You can also customise your programme with extra management tools and tiers.
Tailored Champion Record form
You can add additional questions on the Champion Record form. For example, get data on location of support or type of support activities.
One-off cost(+VAT)
£500
Tailored recommended learning
We offer three standard learning pathways. Further customisation enables you to have any combination of our courses on the dashboard as recommended learning.
One-off cost(+VAT)
£500
Client document area
You can add a resource area with project documentation that is only visible to your Champions (e.g. volunteer handbook, policies and procedures, expenses forms).
One-off cost(+VAT)
£1,000
Tiered project structure
Create up to 10 sub-projects sitting under your umbrella organisation. You can assign Champions and Project Managers to different sub-projects.
One-off cost(+VAT)
£1,500
Induction program
Build a bespoke induction program, with required courses or activities a Champion must complete before the learning is unlocked. This could be a course, a mandatory document or even a face-to-face activity.
One-off cost(+VAT)
£2,000
Prices: Inspire
The standard package comes with:
- Customised homepage with your log-in, project contact details, welcome message and information about the follow-on journey.
- Project Manager dashboard with all reporting data and on-boarding sessions to get your Project Managers up and running.
- A full client manual
Extra Small
Licenses included
50
Total cost year 1*
£6,500
Small
Licenses included
150
Total cost year 1*
£8,500
Medium
Licenses included
200
Total cost year 1*
£10,000
Large
Licenses included
500
Total cost year 1*
£12,500
X-Large
Licenses included
1,000
Total cost year 1*
£16,250
XX-Large
Licenses included
1,000+
Cost
Call us to discuss what you need
*All prices exclude VAT. These are private sector prices. For the public/ third sector, reduce by 25%.
Annual renewals for Year 2 onwards have a 5% discount as no scope or set-up is required.
Wrap-around resources for Inspire training course
As Inspire is often part of a wider digital inclusion piece, we offer additional services including:
- Client management support: we strongly recommend this for a successful Inspire rollout. It gives you regular, strategic insight and support from our delivery team and CEO.
- An implementation road map: specific to your organisation, aligned with your ESG-CSR work, backed up with recruitment & comms plans.
- Monitoring and evaluation: in developing your evaluation process, we can build a bespoke M&E framework, and if necessary, data gather and report for you.
- Bespoke or adapted e-learning content in your branding and templates or in ours.
There's more detail about how the programme works in our Inspire FAQs or you can find out about how our corporate clients are using Inspire for social good
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