Classroom
5 to 35 students, at a fifth of the family price per child. Assign one lesson to the whole class.
What a seat costs
Same lessons, same eight subjects as any family plan. The tier is only a question of which models do the work.
Basic
$5.99 /child/mo
$5.39 if the school pays
Our AI, included. Nothing for the school to set up.
Premium
$9.99 /child/mo
$8.99 if the school pays
The heavy models on ordinary work, not only the hard problems.
Bring your own AI
$1.99 /child/mo
$1.79 if the school pays
The class runs on one AI account — the school's.
On bring-your-own-AI a class runs on one AI account — the school's, set up once — not thirty-five family subscriptions. The inference bills to that account, which is why the seat price is what it is.
Two ways to pay for it
Parents pay for their own child
Each parent pays from the same invite link they approved on. No purchase order, no budget line, and nobody chasing families for cash in an envelope.
Or the school pays in one go
Cover the whole class on one bill and every seat drops 10%. Parents still approve and still get their own account — the school is only settling the bill.
Every parent signs up and approves. Always.
You send an invite link; each parent creates their own account and gives permission for their own child. No child starts until their parent has said yes, and that never depends on who is paying.
Parents keep their own login, their own controls, and the same view of their child they would have at home — whether they pay for their own child or the school covers the whole class.
What the teacher gets
Assign once, then watch it land
Set a lesson for the whole class and the class view fills in as they work — who has finished, who is stuck, and on which step. You are not opening thirty separate progress pages to find out.
You decide which lessons are assigned
The teacher picks what the class works on. Nothing is pushed at your students because an algorithm thought it was next.
Grade levels to measure against, without pinning a child
Every lesson is mapped to a US grade level, so there is always a standard to measure against — but no child is held to one level across every subject. Fifth-grade math alongside third-grade reading is an ordinary profile, not a problem to fix, and the support each child gets adapts underneath the task you set.
Try it with the whole class first
10 lessons per student, free, with no card and no purchase order. That is roughly a fortnight of one subject — long enough for the class view to be worth looking at, and for you to have something to show the head of department.
Classroom is not open yet.
The invite links, the shared billing and the teacher view are being built. Tell us about your class and we will come to you first when it opens.
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