Typing for schools, free forever

Yes — schools start free. Every school gets a 1-month free Pro trial with no limits and no payment details, then moves automatically to a Free plan that never expires: 3 teachers, 3 classes, 3 active assignments and 9 students per class. If your school needs more, paid School Plus and School Pro plans add seats and remove ads — pay by card through PayPal, or by invoice or purchase order.

On the Free plan a school can have 3 teachers, 3 classes, 3 active assignments, and 9 students per class. During the 1-month free Pro trial none of these limits apply. Going over a limit never deletes anything: the extras are paused until you choose which ones stay active.

Nothing is lost. After the 1-month free Pro trial your school moves automatically to the Free plan and keeps its account, members, classes, assignments and all progress history. The Free plan limits then apply — and if your school needs more, you can upgrade to a paid School Plus or School Pro plan at any time.

A school account is a shared workspace that holds your teachers, students, classes and assignments under one school name, with its own roles, settings and reports. It starts with a 1-month free Pro trial and then stays on a Free plan forever. Individual teacher, parent and student accounts still work exactly as before; a school account simply puts them under one roof.

Sign up, choose the School option, then complete the short setup wizard: your school name, its ownership type (private, public or government, non-profit, or homeschool family), an optional district name, and the consent checkbox on the last step. The school is created immediately and your 1-month free Pro trial starts at that moment.

Any of them. Private schools, public and government schools, non-profits and NGOs, and homeschool families or co-ops can all create a school account. You choose your ownership type during setup, and it only changes small details such as who is named as the account holder.

Teachers can create student accounts that log in with a username instead of an email. From your dashboard, add a student, enter their name, and the system generates login credentials you share with the child. This is ideal for young learners and classrooms where students do not have their own email.

Open the school dashboard, go to the student import wizard, and upload a CSV of your roster. The wizard maps your column headers, shows a preview of exactly what will be created, flags duplicates and conflicts before anything is saved, and then creates the accounts in one go with printable login cards.

A school has five roles: School Owner, School Admin, Staff, Teacher and Student. The Owner controls everything, including deletion and transfer; School Admins manage people, classes and settings; Staff get read-only oversight; Teachers run their own classes; Students practise and complete assignments.

Suspend when someone is coming back, remove when they have left for good. Suspension is calendar-based: you set a start and an end date, the account is paused in between, and it reactivates itself automatically on the end date. Removal takes the person out of the school but never deletes their personal typing history.

A deleted school goes into an archive for 90 days, and during that window the School Owner can recover it with everything intact. After 90 days it is purged permanently and cannot be restored. Only the School Owner can delete a school, and members' personal accounts are never deleted with it.

Schools can teach typing in multiple supported international languages: English, Russian, Persian, Pashto, and Dari. Each language has its own complete curriculum, and Persian, Pashto, and Dari use native right-to-left layouts. Teachers pick the language per assignment, so different classes can practice different languages at the same time.

Yes. A school only ever sees the students in its own school, never another school's. Student accounts created by a school do not require an email address, nothing is sold, and the person who sets the school up accepts the consent terms once and is emailed a copy of exactly what they agreed to.