AI platform for teachers with 80+ educator tools and 50+ student tools, a free forever tier, $8.33/user/mo Plus, and a custom Enterprise tier.
A teacher who wants a large library of generation tools without a purchase order, and an administrator who needs district controls later without changing platform. The free tier is the most substantial of the five reviewed here: 80+ teacher tools, the Raina chatbot, Quizzes and Class Writing Feedback at $0, with Plus published at a real number rather than a quote. It also suits a buyer who needs the privacy paperwork up front, because the trust and student data pages name the FERPA school-official position, iKeepSafe COPPA Safe Harbor participation, US data centre storage and a 60-day post-contract deletion commitment.
Anyone who needs Canvas, Schoology, Clever or ClassLink rostering on a self-serve budget will hit a wall: the pricing and integrations pages put all four, plus SSO and custom Data Privacy Agreements, on Enterprise only, which is quote-only with no figures published. It is also wrong for a buyer who needs the model-training question answered without qualifiers, because the Student Data Policy prohibits training on Children's Personal Information 'for general, commercial, or non-educational purposes' rather than outright, and neither the trust page nor the student data policy states a minimum age for student use. Teams building their own workflow should look elsewhere too, since no API or developer documentation is mentioned on the pricing, integrations or FAQ pages.
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Yes. The pricing page lists Free at $0 and labels it 'Forever Free' for individual teachers, including 80+ teacher tools, the Raina chatbot, Quizzes and Class Writing Feedback. The catch is unquantified: the FAQ describes only 'standard generation limits' on Free and says Plus increases them, without publishing a number. Plus is $8.33 per user per month billed annually or $12.99 monthly.
The trust page states MagicSchool participates in the iKeepSafe COPPA Safe Harbor Certification program and relies on schools and districts to authorise student use. It states MagicSchool acts as a school official with a legitimate educational interest under FERPA. The Student Data Policy adds that a child may only use the service with prior consent from a parent or from a school under COPPA's school-consent exception.
The trust page states MagicSchool does not permit any third-party AI provider to use student data to train, fine-tune or improve. The Student Data Policy says AI providers use zero data retention and that Children's Personal Information is not used to train AI or machine learning models 'for general, commercial, or non-educational purposes'. That qualifier means the published wording does not cover every conceivable use. No LLM provider is named.
Per the integrations and pricing pages, Canvas, Schoology, Clever and ClassLink are all marked Enterprise, as are SSO, tool management controls and the custom Data Privacy Agreement. Google (LMS plus SSO) and Microsoft (SSO) are the only integrations listed as available on Free and Plus. Teams for Education is not named anywhere, and no API or developer platform is mentioned.
Facts sourced from the vendor’s own site, last verified 2026-10-10.
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