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No. Students never pay and never need their own subscription — they join a teacher's class with a class code and take practice for free. Plans only ever cover teachers.

Yes — upgrade whenever you like. If a paid subscription ends, the account moves to the free Teacher Basic plan: your content is kept, the paid features (reports, the Gradebook, the live student grid, AI generation and larger uploads) pause until you upgrade again, and Basic's limits apply to anything new you create.

Not while the account is in use. A personal teacher account that neither the teacher nor any of their students signs in to for 12 months is deleted, together with its classes and its students' accounts, after email warnings 30 and 7 days before. Signing in once keeps everything. If a school's subscription lapses, the school has a 15-day grace period, is then deactivated with its data kept, and is deleted 12 months later if it stays unpaid, after email warnings 30 and 7 days before.

Yes. Schools can choose annual billing (discounted versus monthly) and pay for the whole school with one subscription rather than per teacher. PayPal takes the payment and sends the receipt.

Yes. School admins manage seats from the admin console and can add or remove teachers as the team changes. Schools are billed in blocks of 15 seats — the listed price covers up to 15 seats and the seat count rounds up to whole blocks (16–30 seats = 2 blocks, and so on).

Yes. Because billing is per 15-seat block, a single department can start on the School plan as a pilot and expand to more departments later without changing how it works.

Payments are handled securely by PayPal.

Yes. ClassKite is funded by subscriptions, not advertising — we don't sell personal information and there are no third-party ads. Accounts are role-based and connections are encrypted in transit. See our Trust & security page for details.

Yes — annual billing is discounted versus monthly (toggle above to compare).