Forklift certification pricing
Certify up to 10 operators for $99/month — under $10 per operator — or your whole facility for $199/month. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial — no card needed. No sales call, no contracts.
Crew
For supervisors certifying a crew of up to 10.
Billed monthly
- 10 reusable training seats — swap operators as your crew changes
- Manager dashboard with live progress
- Practical evaluation checklist & signatures
- One-click OSHA audit pack
- Verifiable certificates & renewal reminders
- Add seats anytime — $29 one-time each
No card needed · free through day 14 · $99/mo after that, only if you add a card
Facility
Unlimited operators for one facility.
Billed monthly
Everything in Crew, plus:
- Unlimited training seats — no per-seat add-ons
- Priority support
No card needed · free through day 14 · $199/mo after that, only if you add a card
After checkout
Dashboard login arrives by email within a minute. Invite your first operator today — no onboarding call.
Built for the audit
Covers the formal instruction and written exam OSHA 1910.178(l) requires. You run the hands-on evaluation with our checklist; everything exports to a one-click audit pack. Download a sample audit pack (PDF)
Just need one certification?
Get certified online — $49, one-time.
Secure checkout via Stripe. Forklift Certified is a Flat Earth Equipment brand. Questions about volume, multi-site pricing, or paying by invoice? Talk to sales.
How it compares
Onsite trainer visit
$1,500+
- Scheduling weeks out
- Whole crew off the floor at once
- Travel fees for rural sites
- Repeat the cost for every new hire
Train-the-trainer course
$2,000+
- Send a supervisor away for days
- You still build materials & records
- Knowledge leaves when they do
- Recurring recerts still on you
Forklift Certified Crew plan
$99/mo
- Start today — no scheduling
- Operators train on their own phones
- Evaluation tools & audit-ready records
- New hires just take an open seat
Would your records survive an OSHA inspection?
Our audit-readiness checklist walks through every record OSHA expects under 29 CFR 1910.178(l) — formal instruction, practical evaluations, the four required certification fields, three-year re-evaluations — plus the coverage gaps that most often turn into citations. Print it, walk your file cabinet, and see where you stand.
Get the checklist by email
More questions about plans or compliance?
See how trials, seats, renewals, and OSHA requirements work.