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WeeklySafety vs ToolboxKits: prices and features compared
WeeklySafety and ToolboxKits both sell safety meeting material in English and Spanish, but they are built differently. WeeklySafety is mainly a membership: you pay every month or year and get its whole library. ToolboxKits sells one kit at a time with no subscription required, plus a yearly plan if you want everything. We checked WeeklySafety's prices on its own website on October 29, 2026. Prices change, so check their pricing page before you buy.
Updated: October 29, 2026. WeeklySafety prices as listed on weeklysafety.com, October 2026. Check their site for current prices.
| WeeklySafety | ToolboxKits | |
|---|---|---|
| How you pay | Membership billed monthly or yearly, cancel anytime. Also sells some one-time products. | Pay per kit, no subscription required. Optional All Access plan at $99 a year. |
| Printable talks | Safety Meetings plan: $25 a month or $250 a year (PDF downloads) | Free 5-minute talk on every topic page. Talk kit with sign-in sheet and 3-question quiz: $4.99 |
| Editable PowerPoint | Safety Meetings Pro: $39 a month or $349 a year (editable PowerPoint and Word files) | Training kit: $9 per topic (editable PowerPoint, trainer notes, 10-question quiz, certificate) |
| Top talk plan | Safety Meetings Max: $49 a month or $439 a year (adds digital posters and 20 admin logins) | All Access: $99 a year (every kit, new kits and custom requests) |
| Video training | Safety Complete plans with 300+ videos: from $99 a month ($999 a year) to $299 a month ($3,499 a year) | None |
| Library size | Over 1,200 safety topics | A smaller catalog that grows every week; a missing topic can be ordered and delivered in 24 hours for $9 |
| Languages | English and Spanish in every plan | English and Spanish in every kit |
| Sign-in sheets and quizzes | Included | Included in every kit |
| Online sign-off and tracking | Digital sign-off and completion tracking | Not offered. Printable sign-in sheets and a free sign-in sheet generator |
| Where the content lives | Members area with a login; 2, 10 or 20 admin logins depending on plan | Public topic pages; paid kits are instant downloads |
| OSHA references | Topics aligned with OSHA standards, according to their site | Each rule cited to the paragraph, for example 29 CFR 1926.503(a)(1) |
| Free material | Free sample pack and 10 free topics by email | Free talk on every topic page, licensed CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 |
| One-time options | Fast 100 topic pack: $97 one time. Safety manual in Word: $59 to $149 one time | Talk kit $4.99, training kit $9, Toolbox Year (52 talk kits) $49, all one time |
| Refunds | 30-day money-back guarantee | 30-day refund, no questions asked |
POINT 1
The short answer
Pick WeeklySafety if you want a very large library, online sign-off and tracking, training videos and several admin logins in one membership, and you are fine paying every month or year. Pick ToolboxKits if you want to buy only the kit you need, want an editable deck for $9 without a subscription, or want every kit for $99 a year.
POINT 2
What it costs for common jobs
- One editable training deck this month: WeeklySafety Pro is $39 for a month, and you can cancel after. A ToolboxKits training kit is $9. If you need several decks that month, the membership covers all of them.
- A printable talk every week for a year: the WeeklySafety Safety Meetings plan is $250 a year. ToolboxKits talks are free on every topic page, and 52 talk kits with quizzes and sign-in sheets (Toolbox Year) are $49.
- Editable decks all year: WeeklySafety Pro is $349 a year. ToolboxKits All Access is $99 a year.
- Video training: only WeeklySafety offers it, in the Safety Complete plans from $99 a month.
POINT 3
Where WeeklySafety is stronger
WeeklySafety has a much bigger library (over 1,200 topics against our smaller, growing catalog), training videos, digital sign-off with completion tracking, and up to 20 admin logins on its talk plans. Pro and Max let you add your company logo and edit topics and quizzes. Plans include extras such as a 52-week training plan, a safety manual template and checklists, and the pricing page promises that your price will never go up. The site says it has been in safety since 2016.
POINT 4
Where ToolboxKits is different
No subscription is required: buy the $4.99 talk kit or the $9 training kit for one topic and you are done. Every topic page has a free 5-minute talk in English and Spanish that you can share under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 with credit. Every rule in our talks and kits is cited to the paragraph of 29 CFR, so you can check it yourself on our standard pages. If a topic is missing, you can request it and get the kit within 24 hours for $9.
POINT 5
What both have, and what neither does
Both include English and Spanish, sign-in sheets, quizzes and a 30-day refund. Neither one, by itself, covers every training standard. Some rules need hands-on practice and evaluation; forklift training, for example, must combine formal instruction, practical training and evaluation of the operator in the workplace (29 CFR 1910.178(l)(2)(ii)). Use the training requirements finder to see what applies to your crew.
POINT 6
How we checked
We read WeeklySafety's pricing page, FAQ and product pages on October 29, 2026 and copied prices as listed. We are not affiliated with WeeklySafety, and WeeklySafety is a trademark of its owner. ToolboxKits is not affiliated with OSHA. If anything here is out of date, tell us through our contact page and we will fix it.
DISCLOSURE
About this comparison
We make ToolboxKits, so we are not neutral. We tried to be fair and only list facts you can check. If anything is wrong or out of date, email hello@toolboxkits.com and we will fix it.
WeeklySafety is a trademark of its owner. ToolboxKits is not affiliated with WeeklySafety. Other options