Platform where teachers launch monitored AI Spaces for students, with a student-facing assistant called Dot and district-level management controls.
An institution that wants students talking to AI under teacher-set boundaries rather than banning it, and that needs the oversight layer in the product: Mission Control, admin alert routing and district management tools. The rostering story is the deepest of the five reviewed: the integrations page names Canvas, Google Classroom and Schoology for LMS, Google, Clever, ClassLink and Microsoft for SSO, and 30 named SIS partners. Its COPPA Notice is also the most specific document any of these five publishes, setting out the school-as-agent consent model and naming exactly what institution consent does not authorise.
Anyone who needs to know the cost before a sales call should skip it: the pricing page lists Free Trial, Pro and Scale with no dollar amounts at all, no per-student or per-teacher rate and no district figure, and routes you to 'Get a demo'. A teacher wanting a usable free tier gets 5 Space launches per year and limited Browser Extension availability, which is a sampler rather than a working allowance. Buyers who need the student-facing pieces should note they sit on the top Scale tier — Student Portals, AI Sidekick, Student Uploads, the Canvas-embedded Student Sidekick and custom standards mapping are all Scale-only, so a Pro purchase does not include them.
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Nothing is published. The pricing page names Free Trial, Pro and Scale and lists features for each, but shows no dollar amounts, no per-student or per-teacher rate and no district figure. The only district call to action is 'Get a demo', with a note that the team will walk you through the plan that fits your goals. Budget planning therefore requires a sales conversation.
There is a Free Trial tier, but it is capped. The pricing page describes safely exploring AI across 5 free trial Spaces, with 5 Space launches per year, limited Browser Extension availability, and access to 200,000+ premade Spaces and resources. Unlimited Space launches and sessions begin on Pro. Treat the free tier as evaluation capacity rather than an ongoing classroom allowance.
The trust page states 'We do not use it to train AI models' and that contracts with every AI provider prohibit those providers from training on student data. The COPPA Notice goes further, stating institution consent does not authorise training artificial intelligence or machine-learning models for any use outside the direct educational features of the products, and that separate verifiable parental consent would be obtained first.
The COPPA Notice, effective 13 May 2026, defines a Child as a US user under 13 and states a Child may only use the products through an Institution under COPPA's school-as-agent model, with the Institution as controller and SchoolAI as processor. No minimum age for student use is stated on the trust page or privacy notices. Access, refusal and deletion requests route through the Institution.
Facts sourced from the vendor’s own site, last verified 2026-10-10.
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