One price. The whole platform.
No tiers, no per-subject add-ons, no upsell when your child changes their mind about Accounting in March. Every subject, both curricula, school and first-year university, recorded lessons and live sessions — all of it, for one monthly amount.
No card needed for the trial. Prices in ZAR, VAT included. Cancel from the account page in two clicks.
Everything, from Grade 7 to first year
All of them, always
Twenty-two subjects across the school phases and eight first-year modules. Adding a subject mid-term costs nothing, because there is nothing to add — it is already in the account.
Grade 7 through first year
Senior phase for Grades 7–9, NSC and IEB streams for Grades 10–12, and first-year Calculus, Accounting, Economics, Statistics and Physics for students who have left school.
Live when it helps, recorded always
Live sessions are capped at twelve learners so a question can actually be asked, and every one is recorded into the library the same night for anyone who could not attend.
CAPS-aligned, not generic
Lessons follow the term pacing of the South African curriculum, and every NSC and IEB question since 2014 is mapped to the lesson that teaches it.
Examiners and markers
Forty-six tutors, most of whom mark or moderate the papers your child writes. Each one holds a subject degree and passes four checks before teaching.
A person marks the work
Practice sets are marked within 24 hours by the tutor who taught the lesson, with written feedback on method rather than a score alone.
What a term of private tutoring usually costs
A private tutor in most South African cities charges R300 to R450 an hour, for one subject. Two hours a week for a ten-week term is roughly R7 000 — and nothing is recorded, so a missed session is simply gone.
We are not arguing that a good private tutor is worse. We are arguing that most families cannot buy one for every subject, and this is what covers the rest.
Private-tutor figures are typical 2026 market rates, not our own pricing.
What you are agreeing to when you pay for a child's account
You are handing a company your card details and your child's schoolwork. Here is exactly how both are handled — in plain terms, with the parts that constrain us written down.
Four checks before a learner is in the room
POPIA, in plain terms
Our information officer answers parent queries directly. Read the full privacy notice →
Questions parents ask
If yours is not here, our support team is in Cape Town and answers within a working day.
Write to support →Yes. One subscription unlocks every subject in the library, both curricula, Grades 7–12 and the first-year university modules, all recorded lessons and every live session on the timetable. There is nothing else to buy, and we do not sell subject packs.
Nothing, unless you choose to subscribe. We do not take card details for the trial, so there is no accidental first charge and nothing to remember to cancel.
From the account page, in two clicks, at any time. A monthly subscription runs to the end of the month you have paid for; an annual one runs to its anniversary. We do not ask for a reason and there is no cancellation call.
No. Because every subject is included, switching from Physical Science to Business Studies in March costs nothing and keeps all previous progress in the account.
Two at the same time per learner, which covers a laptop and a phone. Signing in from more than two households ends the subscription — that is how a flat price stays possible.
Yes. Schools, NGOs and bursary funds pay a per-learner rate below the individual price, and we run a fully funded place for every twenty paid subscriptions. Write to us for the current terms.
Try the whole platform for a week
No card, no tier to choose, nothing to cancel if you decide against it. Sit in on a live session and watch a few lessons before you pay anything.