Pricing
Priced by the semester.
Quoted by the academic year.
Higher-ed pricing leads with per-student / per-semester — the way registrars and bookstores already think about course materials. If your department wants unlimited cohorts, an annual site license is available as a parallel option. Workforce-development cohorts are priced separately, per seat. Multi-year and consortium agreements available.
Pricing at a glance
Multi-year, department, and consortium agreements available. Scroll for full breakdown.
Higher-ed — primary model
Per student, per semester
Pay only for the students you actually enroll each term, billed to the institution or department on a standard PO. Volume bands kick in automatically at 30 and 100 students per semester — there are no hard seat caps that force a tier upgrade mid-term.
Smaller sections
- All published simulations
- AI grading + transparent rubrics
- Privacy Mode + FERPA-aligned handling
Standard course load
- All published simulations
- AI grading + transparent rubrics
- Privacy Mode + FERPA-aligned handling
Multi-section / large enrollments
- All published simulations
- AI grading + transparent rubrics
- Privacy Mode + FERPA-aligned handling
Quoted in academic-year terms (Fall + Spring). Summer terms billed pro-rata. Volume discounts compound for multi-year commitments.
Self-quote
Which rail is right for you?
A worked comparison for three realistic enrollment shapes. Per-student totals assume an academic year of Fall + Spring (2 semesters) and the volume band that applies at that enrollment. Site-license totals are flat annual rates.
Live quote
Type your own enrollment
Numbers update in real time using the same volume bands ($25 under 30, $20 at 30–100, $15 at 100+), the published Course License rate, and the dept-wide Department License ($15,000/yr flat). Increase "Courses" to scope a multi-course department deployment.
1 course · 120 students/term/course · 100+ volume band ($15/student/term) · 2 terms/yr
Scenario A — Pilot
1 section · 28 students / term
A single instructor testing FWA in one course before broader adoption.
Scenario B — Course-wide
4 sections · 120 students / term
Every section of one course, one academic year — the example most buyers ask about.
Scenario C — Department
6 courses · 4 sections / course · 30 students / section
A business or management department running FWA across 6 courses for a full academic year — 720 students/term across the department.
Procurement output — per-student rail
One PO per academic year, billed against actual enrollment.
Best when enrollment is below ~500 students/term, or when you want to start with a single section and scale only if the pilot lands. Volume bands apply automatically — you won't need to renegotiate mid-year.
Procurement output — annual site license
One flat-rate annual PO — Course, Department, or Institution / Site.
Best when enrollment is above ~500 students/term, when you want unlimited cohort headroom without re-counting each semester, or when your finance office prefers a single predictable line item.
Math is rounded for clarity; final quotes confirm the exact volume band, summer-term pro-ration, and any multi-year discount. Want a custom scenario for your real enrollment numbers? Ask for a side-by-side quote.
Higher-ed — secondary option
Department / Site license
A flat annual rate for departments that want unlimited cohorts without counting heads each term. Quoted per academic year; the monthly-equivalent figure is shown only as a reference for budget comparisons.
Department License
- Unlimited students across the department
- Multi-section analytics & cross-course comparison
- Faculty onboarding workshop
- Priority support
- Privacy Mode for IRB-sensitive deployments
Institution / Site License
- Everything in Department License
- SSO and LMS integration
- Dedicated success manager
- Co-authored custom simulations
- Standard DPA, HECVAT-lite, and security questionnaire on file
"Typical fit" is guidance, not a hard ceiling — you won't be forced to upgrade mid-semester because a section ran larger than expected.
Different buyer — parallel rail
Workforce-development pricing
For 260F-funded community-college cohorts and corporate L&D programs. This is a separate rail with its own buyer (workforce dean, training director) — not a third tier of the higher-ed offer.
Consortium discount: 15% off for multi-company, multi-district training programs.
Compliance & procurement
Built to clear your security review.
Every plan ships with the same data-handling, privacy, and access-control posture documented in our public Security & Compliance overview. We map directly to the questions procurement, registrar, and IT typically ask.
FERPA-aligned
We treat enrolled student records as education records under FERPA §4 of our Security & Compliance overview. Institutional agreement, school-official designation, and a documented data-minimization stance are standard.
Privacy Mode
Instructors can run any cohort in anonymous-enrollment Privacy Mode — students join via opaque codes, no PII is collected or transmitted to AI providers, and grades stay inside your LMS of record.
SOC 2 roadmap
SOC 2 Type II is on our 2026 roadmap. Today we provide a written controls overview, sub-processor list, encryption-in-transit/at-rest details, and a security questionnaire response for your review.