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Pricing

One price. Whole department.

School-level subscription. Unlimited Year 10 and Year 11 students, unlimited Food teachers. Four-week free trial — no card, no obligation, data preserved if you convert.

School plan

£100/ year

Whole school. Single invoice. Annual billing, paid by the school (not students or parents).

  • Unlimited GCSE Food students (Y10 + Y11)
  • Unlimited Food teachers, head of department included
  • Class roster, per-student progress, struggling-cards heatmap
  • Class and school leaderboards (XP, streak, mastery)
  • Covers Eduqas (C560), AQA (8585), and WJEC GCSE Food specs
  • Foundation and Higher tier filtering
  • UK GDPR compliant by default — see Privacy
  • Free for the four-week pilot. Decide once your students have used it.

FAQ

What does the trial include?

Everything. Full app, all teacher tools, unlimited students. After four weeks we'll email you to confirm — if you don't convert we freeze the data for 60 days, then delete it.

Who pays for it?

The school. We don't charge students or parents and we don't take payments from anyone under 18. One invoice goes to your finance office, paid annually.

What about Year 9?

Y10 and Y11 only at launch. The content is mapped to GCSE-spec cards — pulling Y9 in would be a different pack.

Is it really £100, or is that a starting price?

Genuinely £100 a year for any UK secondary running GCSE Food. No seat-based hidden costs, no volume tiers in the small print. If we're wrong about pricing we'll grandfather pilot schools.

What about data privacy?

UK GDPR by default, ICO Age Appropriate Design Code-aligned, no third-party tracking pixels. Students can export or delete their data instantly from their profile. Full privacy notice.

Can we cancel?

Yes — cancel anytime, the year you're in stays paid up to renewal. We don't auto-renew without a written confirmation from your finance office.

Four weeks. No card. No risk.

Most pilots survive about ten days before HoDs make the call. We've made it four weeks because the streak data needs time to show up, and so does the “is my class actually using it” answer.