Pick a plan

It depends on the platform, because the free half is whatever is useful without automating anything:

• Blooket and Quizlet Live — the correct answer is highlighted free, 50 answers a day shared between the two; unlimited on any paid plan. On Blooket the correct tile is outlined and you click it.
• Gimkit and Wayground — the correct answer is highlighted free, with no daily limit.
• Membean — the correct answer is highlighted free, up to 30 questions a day.
• Edpuzzle — 30 multiple-choice questions a day are free, and so are video speed and background play.
• DeltaMath — 25 problems a day with the answer filled in (you press Submit), plus 3 Snip & Solve a day.
• Nearpod — 25 activities a day with the answer filled in (you press Submit), and Skip video.
• NoRedInk — 25 questions a day with the answer put in place (you press Submit answer).
• Vocabulary.com — 25 questions a day answered for you, spelling included.

A paid plan is what automates the work: it clicks and types for you, removes the daily caps, adds written answers and transcription on Edpuzzle, raises the Snip & Solve allowance on DeltaMath, and gives you accuracy and timing controls everywhere.

Yes. One subscription covers Delta Genie on DeltaMath, EdGenie on Edpuzzle, MemGenie on Membean, Quizlet Genie on Quizlet Live, BlookGenie on Blooket, Gimkit Genie on Gimkit, Wayground Genie on Wayground, Nearpod Genie on Nearpod, NoRedInk Genie on NoRedInk, Vocab Genie on Vocabulary.com and Socrative Genie on Socrative. They are separate extensions and you install only the ones you need, but they share one account and one plan.

Only the billing. All three unlock exactly the same features on every platform — there is no higher tier holding anything back. Weekly is $2.99, Monthly is $4.99 and Yearly is $39.99, which works out at $3.33 a month. Semester is $24.99 every six months, about $4.17 a month.

Yes, on Monthly only. It starts with a 3-day free trial: you add a card so the plan carries on without interruption, but nothing is charged while the trial runs, and cancelling before it ends from your account page costs you nothing. When the 3 free days are up, it is $4.99 a month. It is one trial per account. Choosing Weekly or Yearly skips the trial — both bill from day one.

Yes. Semester is $24.99 every six months — the same features as Weekly, Monthly and Yearly, charged twice a year, about $4.17 a month. Cancel anytime from your account page. (The old $99 Lifetime plan is no longer sold; anyone who bought it keeps it.)

Yes, from your account page, and it takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for — so you keep access until then. There is no cancellation fee and no minimum term.

No. The free tier on every platform needs nothing but a signed-in account. The sign-in exists so usage is attached to an account, not to sell you anything. When you do upgrade, checkout takes debit and credit cards as well as Cash App Pay, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Link.

Each extension drives the real interface — the same clicks and key presses you would make — rather than sending crafted requests to the platform’s servers, which is the thing their systems actually watch for. What stands out to a teacher is a student who is never wrong and always first, which is why the paid plans let you set accuracy (70–100%, so it misses on purpose and tells you which ones) and timing (a delay, with jitter so a whole class does not answer in lockstep).

Chrome, Edge and Brave — anything built on Chromium. They install from the Chrome Web Store. There is no Safari or Firefox build.

Nothing changes. The plan is not tied to a platform, so you can install a different extension at any time and it is already unlocked on your account — nothing to buy again and nothing to switch over.