Employer-paid learning
Get aiArch expensed
The certs this program prepares you for cost about $500 in exam fees alone — AWS AIF-C01 ($100), AWS AIP-C01 ($300), and Anthropic CCA-F (reported ~$99). aiArch Pro is $228 a year: less than one failed AIP-C01 attempt, and well inside what most employers’ L&D budgets cover several times over. Here is everything you need to get it approved.
Copy-paste email to your manager
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Subject: L&D request: aiArch subscription ($228/year)
Hi [manager],
I'd like to expense a subscription to aiArch (aiarch.dev), a training
platform for AI engineering and architecture. It's structured exam prep
for the Anthropic Certified Claude Architect (CCA-F) and AWS AI
certifications (AIF-C01 and AIP-C01), plus hands-on portfolio work on a
real production AI system.
Cost: $228/year ($19/mo billed yearly). For context, the exam fees
alone for those three certs run about $500, and a single failed
AIP-C01 attempt costs $300 - more than a full year of the platform.
It's cancel-anytime, and receipts/invoices are self-serve from the
billing portal, so expensing is straightforward.
OK to put this on the L&D budget?
Thanks,
[name]
Invoices & receipts
Billing is handled by our authentication provider’s billing system. After you subscribe, receipts and invoices are self-serve at /billing-portal — no need to email anyone. Each receipt shows the plan (Pro), the amount and currency (USD), the billing period, and the payment date: everything a standard expense report needs.
For expense forms that ask for supplier details:
- Supplier: AI Architect Academy
- Location: Amsterdam, NL
- KvK (Dutch chamber of commerce): 50937782
- Contact: hello@aiarch.dev
Buying for a team
The Team plan is $49 per user/month, billed yearly, with invoice and PO billing — so procurement can handle it the way they handle every other vendor. It covers everything in Pro for each seat.
Ready when your team is
Email us for Team pricing, invoicing, and POs — or compare the plans first.