Skip to main contentEdzo is subscription-funded. That’s it.
The model
Teachers, parents, and schools pay a subscription to use Edzo. We offer tiered plans (Free, Family, Classroom, and School) that scale based on the size and needs of each learning space.
We don’t show ads. We don’t sell data. We don’t build marketing profiles of children. The incentives are simple: we build something genuinely useful, and people pay for it.
Why subscriptions
Subscriptions align our incentives with our customers. If the product stops being useful, people cancel. That keeps us honest and focused on delivering real value every day.
This model also means:
- No advertiser influence on product decisions
- No pressure to maximize “engagement” at the expense of learning
- No conflicting interests between what’s good for learners and what’s good for revenue
Pricing philosophy
Our pricing is consistent, transparent, and fair. Everyone sees the same prices. We don’t discount, we don’t run pressure sales, and we don’t inflate prices to create the illusion of deals.
For more on how we think about pricing, see Our sales philosophy.
Regional pricing
We adjust pricing based on location and currency to make Edzo accessible to teachers and families around the world. A teacher in India and a teacher in Australia see pricing that reflects their local context.