Which educator plan should I choose?
Choose self-use or a batch plan based on the eligible learner accounts you need.
Choose Individual for the same registered adult account’s own use. Choose an appropriate higher-capacity plan when other learner accounts need to attempt your quizzes.
Plan choice depends mainly on the intended audience and unique learner requirement, together with current price, billing duration and features.
Compare before activation
- Decide whether quizzes are for your own account or for other eligible learners.
- Estimate how many different learner accounts need saved Standard/Live access in the plan cycle; repeated attempts by one person are not different learners.
- Compare current plans on Educator Plans. Check learner limits, price, billing duration and any offered trial.
- Review AutoPay, first/next payment, cancellation and refund terms before completing checkout.
Useful information
Individual means the account owner
Its learner limit of 1 is a self-use rule, not a spare slot you can assign to an outside learner. The same registered adult can create quizzes as Teacher and attempt them as Learner. Outside learners cannot be admitted by sharing a code or by enabling Practice.
Parents and home learning
An adult parent/lawful guardian can use their own account for permitted supervised practice. Keep account/credential control with the adult; children cannot own or independently operate accounts. Individual is not intended for classes, public audiences or coaching batches.
Batch plans and quota
Use the currently available higher plan whose allowance suits your audience. Public quizzes can attract accounts outside your intended group; private codes help control participation. The owner’s use is excluded from the normal saved unique-learner count, and Practice does not consume those saved-attempt slots, but other access rules still apply.