Superschool
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Pricing
Pay for one level, or take the ladder.
Every course is complete on its own — all four subjects, every lesson, every problem. Buy the one that matches where you are, or take all three and move up when you are ready rather than when a renewal date says so.
Monthly
Yearly
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Seven-day refund
Not the right level, or not the right fit at all — full refund within seven days, no questions and no form to fill in.
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Upgrade at any point
Move from Foundation to Challenger mid-year and you pay only the difference, prorated. Progress and streak carry across.
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Nothing expires mid-topic
A yearly plan runs a full year from purchase, not to a fixed date. Finish the concept you are in before anything lapses.
Before you buy
Which course should we buy?
Take the free evaluation. Twelve questions across all four subjects at three levels, and the report tells you which course to open in — and which techniques are missing.
What is a quiz, as opposed to a problem?
Problems hang off a lesson and teach — you get the worked solution after one attempt. Quizzes are independent sets drawn from anywhere in the course, and they exist to keep material warm.
Can two children share one plan?
No. Progress, mastery and streak are per student, and sharing an account makes all three meaningless. A second child needs their own plan.
Is there a free trial?
No trial, but a seven-day refund with no questions asked — you get the whole course rather than a locked-down week of it.
Does the bundle expire together?
The Complete Ladder runs one year from purchase across all three courses. Students usually spend the first year in one or two of them, and the third stays waiting.
Why is buying in the app different?
It is not, but the price would be. App stores take up to 30%, so purchase happens on the web and the app unlocks by itself once it is done.
Not sure which one?
Twelve questions, about ten minutes, no account. You get a report naming the techniques the student has met and the ones they have not — and it tells you which of the three courses to start in.
Take the math quiz
The first lesson and the first quiz of every course are open before you pay.