Mammoth Club

Mammoth Club is a subscription learning platform for AI and technology skills. One membership opens a catalog the home page puts at 3,000+ courses, along with 100+ AI paths, certification pathways, practice tools and a set of companion apps, including an AI course builder. It sells to three audiences at once: individuals who want to get certified, companies that buy seat licenses for their teams, and libraries and other institutions offering courses to their communities. The site is available in English and French.

What the catalog covers

The home page organizes the catalog into six areas. Software Development (600+ courses) covers modern languages, frameworks and web, mobile and backend projects. Artificial Intelligence (240+ courses) runs from neural networks to NLP, chatbots and automation tools. Data Science goes from advanced spreadsheets and visualization to predictive modeling. Tech Certifications offers paths that prepare for AWS, Azure, GCP and CompTIA exams with practice tests built on exam scenarios. Creative Development (480+ courses) teaches Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects and Blender, plus Unity, Unreal and Godot for game development. Productivity and Business (380+ courses) covers Excel, Notion, no-code tools and AI workflows.

For the AI side, the subject list on the team page is specific: AI Foundations and Literacy, Prompt Engineering, Marketing with AI, Productivity and Office AI, GitHub Copilot and Dev AI, Data and Analytics, Python for Automation, AWS, Azure and GCP, Security and Governance, Sales and GTM with AI, Customer Service AI, and Leadership and AI Strategy. The catalog menu also lets learners browse by language (Python, JavaScript, HTML and CSS, C#, C++, C, PHP, Java, SQL) and by topic, including cybersecurity, cloud computing, web design and professional skills, and splits the offer into course topics, live learning, skill paths, career paths and certification paths. The catalog menu mentions both free and paid courses.

How the learning works

The home page sets out four principles. Lessons are adaptive: "Courses generated in real time to fit your speed and skill level." Credentials come path by path, with a certificate as each path is finished. The platform works on any device, with progress syncing between laptop and phone. And the format is the learner's choice: video, text, podcast or slides, with the option to switch modes mid-lesson. The team FAQ adds that each path's completion certificate shows the learner's name, the skills mastered and the completion date, and is verifiable and shareable on LinkedIn. A sample credential on the home page, "Certified AI Engineer", lists LLM apps, RAG, agents, eval and safety, and production as its skills.

Members also get a toolkit beyond the courses. Docs explain languages and tools from C and Python to React, Git, SQL, TypeScript, Go and Swift. Learning tools include an AI Builder for building real projects with guided workflows, articles, cheatsheets and project ideas. Practice tools include code challenges drawn from tech-company interviews, browser workspaces in 13+ languages, a job-readiness checker that compares a learner's skills with a job posting, and an interview simulator with feedback. A showcase of member projects, career roadmaps, podcasts with engineers, founders and educators, and a weekly newsletter round it out.

The Mammoth Stack and CoursePro AI

Mammoth Club presents itself as the center of a group of apps it calls the Mammoth Stack, all included in the membership: Tech Certs for structured certification pathways, CoursePro AI for building courses, Prompt Lab as a prompt and asset library, and Asset Vault for templates and resources. The footer also lists StudyBear. The site says more apps ship every month.

CoursePro AI is the reason the listing also sits among course authoring tools. The site describes it as the same technology that powers Mammoth Club's own learning platform, now available to members, and says it generates lessons, slides, quizzes and structured learning paths in minutes instead of weeks. It names three uses: internal training, certification prep and customer education.

Individual pricing

The individual offer is the Premium Club membership: $199 for one year of annual access, shown as 90% off a $1,999 list price. The plan card lists 3,000+ courses and certificates, new courses every month, recognized industry certifications as the site calls them, a certificate of completion and 24/7 community support, plus a free printed book ($49 value) shipped to the member and a free Mammoth shirt ($34 value). A banner advertises a $1 first-month offer. The home page also reports 9M+ courses sold, 5K+ hours of content, 500K+ practice exam questions and 40K+ positive reviews.

Teams and institutions

For organizations, the home page promises custom learning paths, single sign-on, manager dashboards and seat-based pricing for organizations of 10 to 10,000, with SSO and SCIM, manager analytics and volume pricing among the features, and a free 15-minute consultation call. The team pricing page lists $159 per user per year, with example totals of $795 for 5 seats (Starter), $1,590 for 10 (Team) and $3,975 for 25 (Growth), and custom volume pricing for 50+ seats (Enterprise). It says volume discounts apply automatically and final totals are calculated at checkout. Every team plan includes certificates and manager dashboards, and seats can be added from the dashboard at any time.

Team plans start with a 14-day trial. The sign-up form says you won't be billed until the trial ends, and the FAQ says a team that cancels during the trial is not charged. There is no long-term lock-in; annual seat subscriptions renew automatically. Checkout runs through Stripe, and the security section lists SSO on request, PCI-DSS compliant payments via Stripe, encryption in transit (HTTPS/TLS) and at rest, role-based admin controls, audit exports, regular backups and access logging. The site also publishes a case study of a 50-person engineering team that reports an 89% completion rate.

Libraries get their own offer, "Priced for libraries", and the home page says Mammoth Club is used by 1,400+ libraries. The footer adds universities and government as audiences.

Testimonials

The home page carries a quote from Dana Reyes, listed as a Senior AI Engineer and formerly a Data Analyst in cohort 38: "I was the 'data person' for two years. Six weeks after the Mammoth AI cert, I'm the AI lead". The same quote reports earning $42k more, which is the learner's own account rather than a figure the company measures.

Who it suits

Mammoth Club suits a learner who wants one inexpensive annual subscription covering AI, programming, data, cloud certification prep and creative software, with practice tools and certificates in the same place. Teams that want AI training with simple per-seat pricing, dashboards and SSO can start a trial on their own, and libraries have a dedicated offer. Trainers who need to produce material quickly get CoursePro AI in the same membership. The caveat is that the platform's strength is breadth: buyers who want a deep, instructor-led program should look closely at the live learning and career path options before committing a whole team.