Start free. Then £30 for each month.
Try the product with your own text and your own mark scheme before you pay. The plan is for a teacher who creates resources each week.
Start
Free
60 credits when you make an account.
- About two poems with your own mark scheme
- No card
- The credits do not expire
Plan
£30for each month
600 credits each month.
- About 23 poems, or 3 plays, each month
- Stop the plan at any time
- More credits when you need them: 300 for £15
What a credit buys. It depends on the length.
| Text | Credits, approximately | With the plan, each month |
|---|---|---|
| A poem, or a model answer to one question | 26 | about 23 |
| A play (100,000 characters) | 160 | about 3 |
| A novel (500,000 characters) | 659 | 1, with a top-up |
- Creating a resource uses credits. The number depends on the length of the text and of the mark scheme. Each example above has two mark scheme files.
- If a resource is not made, it uses no credits.
- The credits of the plan start again each month. Credits that are left at the end of a month do not move to the next month.
- Credits that you buy in addition (300 for £15) do not expire.
- To read, change, organise, publish and show a resource uses no credits.
- Prices are in pounds. Stripe handles the payment.
Questions about credits and the plan.
What is a credit?
Creating a resource uses credits. The number depends on the length of the text: a poem uses about 26 credits and a play of 100,000 characters uses about 160. If a resource is not made, it uses no credits. To read, change, organise and show a resource uses no credits.
What do I get free?
A new account gets 60 credits. That is sufficient for about two poems with your own mark scheme. A new account also has samples for English, maths, science and history. You do not give a card.
Can I stop the plan?
Yes. Select Manage plan on the page Plan and credits of your workspace. The plan then stops at the end of the month that you paid for. Credits that you bought in addition to the plan do not expire.
Try it with a text that you teach this week.
60 free credits when you make an account: about two poems. No card.