Pricing
Simple, one-time pricing.
Pay once, take the test, and get your report. No subscription. Prices include tax, and are charged in euros inside the EEA.
Report
One full adaptive test, plus a detailed report of your child's strengths and areas to improve.
- One full adaptive test in math, 42 questions
- A detailed diagnostic report
- Item-by-item review with correct answers and explanations
- Strengths and weak areas mapped by skill
- Clear next steps to practise at home
Report + workbook
MATH-ONLY PRICEEverything in the Report, plus a tailored workbook built around your child's results.
This is what the plan costs while Point of Progress covers maths. When reading and writing are added it will cost more. Each purchase is one-off, so what you buy today is yours at today's price.
Choose Report + workbook- Everything in the Report
- A longer test of 62 questions, and a tailored workbook of 10 chapters
- Each chapter is 5 to 6 pages of practice
- Exercises targeting the exact areas your report identifies
- Yours to keep and reuse
What it is worth
Tutoring is expensive. Guessing what to tutor is what makes it expensive.
Most families start paying for help before they know which topics are actually broken. The first few sessions go on finding out - at tutoring rates.
The comparison below uses the Report + workbook plan, because that is the one that does what a tutor does: work out where your child is, say what needs attention, and hand over material to practise on.
Private tutoring commonly runs somewhere between 30 and 60 an hour, depending on where you live and the subject. Take 40 as a middle figure, and put in your own if it is different.
| A cautious year of tutoring · 10 hours | 400 |
| A typical year · 20 hours | 800 |
| Weekly through the school year · 40 hours | 1,600 |
| One hour · a single session | 40 |
| A full school year with us · 4 tests, 4 workbooks | 19.96 |
Each workbook is ten chapters, about one a week, and a school year runs roughly forty weeks - so four of them fill the year. For less than the price of a single tutoring hour, you get a full year of finding out where your child is strong, where they are struggling, and what to practise next. That is at the current maths-only price; it rises when reading and writing arrive.
This is not an argument against tutors
A good tutor is worth paying for. The argument is about knowing what to point them at. Walk in with a report that says fractions and data handling, not "maths", and the hours you buy go on the thing that is actually wrong.
If the answer turns out to be that your child needs no tutoring at all, that is worth knowing too.
How it works
Three steps, then a report you can use.
Buy
Choose a plan and pay once. It is a single payment, not a subscription.
Take the test
Your child takes one adaptive test in the browser, at home, at their own pace.
Get your report
You receive a detailed diagnostic report, plus your workbook on the larger plan.
A single one-time payment
Pay once and it is yours. There is no subscription and no auto-renewal. You get your report as soon as the test is finished.
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