One tutor. Two plans. A free week to start.
Choose the plan that fits how often your child works. Both include every device mode and every accommodation.
Core
$29 a month
Up to 10 hours a month, with every device mode and every accommodation.
or $249 a year
Plus
$49 a month
Unlimited sessions within fair use, plus Listen mode, Study with Drift, test plans and specialist sharing.
or $399 a year
Planned launch prices in US dollars. Waitlist families hear about any change before they pay anything.
Five ideas, about two minutes, and a quick check at the end.
Start with a free week.
Seven days and three full sessions, in every device mode. Then choose Core or Plus.
Why does the free week ask for a card?
Because a parent’s consent comes first.
One step more
For children under 13, the law requires a parent’s verifiable consent. A small refundable card check is one of the methods the Federal Trade Commission accepts, so the free week uses it or another accepted method.
Two plans. The difference is how much.
Core covers up to 10 hours a month. Plus has no hour limit for normal use, and adds Listen mode, Study with Drift, test plans and specialist sharing.
What does fair use mean on Plus?
Up to 30 hours a month.
One step more
Plus has no hour limit for normal use. Fair use tops out at 30 hours a month, which is about an hour every day.
Accessibility is never an upsell.
Every accommodation, every reading support and every device mode is in every plan. A student who needs read-aloud or extra wait time never pays more for it.
One bill for the whole family.
Each brother or sister joins the same plan for $19 a month. Over the summer, a $9 hold keeps Drift’s memory, with two 20-minute Summer Bridge sessions a week from June to August.
A year costs less than twelve months.
Core is $249 a year and Plus is $399 a year. These are the prices we plan to launch with; if anything changes, waitlist families hear about it before they pay anything.
Can we pay with education savings account funds?
We’re applying to state programs.
One step more
We’re applying to state education savings account programs so families can use those funds for annual plans. Waitlist families hear when each state is ready.
Your child needs read-aloud. Which plan includes it?
Pick one. A wrong pick gets a hint, never the answer.
How this page worked: the price up front, a week counted out, one difference shown, one list for both plans, a worked example, and the math done with you.
Start with tonight’s homework.
Driftlearn is opening to families in small groups. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when there’s a place. A parent or educator signs up, never the student.