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MobyMax prints one price. District purchase orders, card reports and a group price sheet show the rest, from $995 to $4,795 per school and $9 to $11.99 a seat.
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Short answer: MobyMax costs $4,795 per school per year for unlimited teachers and students, which is the price printed on MobyMax's own order page in September 2026. A district license is quoted by phone and advertised at up to 20 percent off that school price. Below the site license, public documents show student seats at $11.99 a year in a Missouri district and $9 a year in a negotiated group deal, and individual teachers paying $14.99 a month on district purchasing cards. The same group deal prices a whole school at $995 a year, so the list price is a starting point.
MobyMax is one of the few K-8 programs that prints a school price at all. What it does not print is what schools around you actually paid, how fast the price has moved, or where seats beat a site license. Those answers are in board agendas, purchase order listings and card reports that districts post themselves. Each document below is linked and was read in September 2026. Coeducate is not affiliated with MobyMax. We sell a different kind of product, and the section near the end says where MobyMax is the better purchase.
Seven sources with a dollar figure next to a known scope. Where a per-unit number can be worked out, it is in the last column.
| Source | What it bought | Amount | Per unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| MobyMax order page, September 2026 | MAX Schoolwide License, unlimited teachers and students, one year | $4,795 | $4,795 per school |
| Santa Ana USD, CA, purchase order listing, July 5, 2023 | License subscription for one intermediate school, Title I, Part A | $3,795 | $3,795 per school |
| Stockton USD, CA, Pulliam Elementary school plan, 2024-25 | Twelve-month license for all students, budgeted from Title I | $4,000 | $4,000 per school (a budget line) |
| Lee's Summit R-7, MO, contracts list, October 2022 | 80 ELA student licenses for grade 5, one year | $959 | $11.99 per student |
| Lee's Summit R-7, MO, purchasing card reports, 2024-25 | Individual teacher subscriptions, billed monthly to three grade 6 teachers | $14.99 each | $14.99 per teacher per month |
| MobyMax price sheet for North American Division Adventist schools | School license and per-seat license under a group agreement | $995 and $9 | $995 per school, $9 per seat |
| Rutherford County Schools, TN, board agenda, August 11, 2020 | District purchase for 2020-21, CARES Act funded, school count not stated | $27,587 | Not derivable |
One more data point sits at the small end. In February 2020 the East Orange, NJ board approved one school to keep using MobyMax for the rest of the year "at a cost not to exceed $2,000".
MobyMax's help center describes three ways to buy and gives no dollar figure for two of them. Put together with the documents above, the menu looks like this.
| License | Who it covers | Price evidence |
|---|---|---|
| School license | Unlimited teachers and students at one school for a year | $4,795 list. $3,795 paid in 2023, $4,000 budgeted for 2024-25 |
| District license | Every K-8 school in the district. Schools with only grades 9 to 12 are included at no charge | By quote, advertised as up to 20 percent off the school price |
| Per-student license | A set number of seats, priced by subject | $11.99 a seat for ELA (2022), $9 a seat in a group deal |
| Individual teacher subscription | One teacher's classes | $14.99 a month on district card statements, about $180 a year |
| Training | One-hour custom webinar | $299 regular price, $99 per school when ordered with a license |
Teachers can also register for a free version. The order page does not list what it limits, so check that against the features you need before you plan a building around it.
On a school license it depends entirely on enrollment, because the price is flat. At $4,795 a year:
| Students in the building | Cost per student on a school license | Same students on $11.99 seats |
|---|---|---|
| 150 | $31.97 | $1,799 |
| 300 | $15.98 | $3,597 |
| 400 | $11.99 | $4,796 |
| 600 | $7.99 | $7,194 |
| 900 | $5.33 | $10,791 |
The break-even is 400 students. If the program will reach fewer than that, for example one grade level or the intervention caseload, ask for a per-student quote before you accept the site license. If it will reach the whole building, the site license is the cheaper route, and at 600 students it lands under $8 a head for every subject MobyMax sells. That is low for this category. Our DreamBox cost article found $19.72 to $28 per student for math alone.
The order page offers two to five year terms with the line "Lock in this year's price and get a great discount". The savings it prints are $959 for two years, $1,439 for three, $1,918 for four and $2,398 for five. Run the arithmetic and each one is 10 percent off the total. A five-year commitment earns the same percentage as a two-year one.
So the discount is not the reason to sign a long term. The price lock might be. Santa Ana paid $3,795 for a school in July 2023 and the list price three years later is $4,795, a rise of about 26 percent. A school that had locked the 2023 price would have avoided that. Weigh it against how sure you are that the program will still be in use in year three.
Three of the documents show prices well under list, and each one points to something you can ask for.
Lee's Summit's card reports show three sixth grade teachers each paying $14.99 a month through the year. That is about $540 a year for three classrooms, far below a site license, and a sensible way to buy for one team. It stops being sensible when it spreads. Twenty-seven teachers on monthly subscriptions cost more than the $4,795 school license, and nobody sees it happen because each charge is small and sits on a different card.
The fix is procedural. Have one person see every software request, so that when the sixth teacher asks, someone notices the pattern. Some districts route every software request to a single approver for exactly this reason, and the same list tells you when a building has crossed the line where a site license is cheaper.
| Option | Arithmetic | Year one | Per student |
|---|---|---|---|
| School license at list | 1 x $4,795 | $4,795 | $10.66 |
| School license, three-year term | ($14,385 less $1,439) / 3 | $4,315 | $9.59 |
| Seats for 120 intervention students | 120 x $11.99 | $1,439 | $11.99 |
| Six teachers on monthly subscriptions | 6 x $14.99 x 12 | $1,079 | Varies by class size |
Add $99 for a training webinar if you order it with the license. For comparison, Coeducate's School plan is $3,480 a year for up to 600 students and is published on the AI tutor for schools pricing page. It does a different job, which the next section covers.
Two things are worth knowing before the purchase order goes out.
First, evidence. If the money is school improvement funding, the intervention has to carry an ESSA tier. The Evidence for ESSA listing for MobyMax Math reads "No studies met inclusion requirements for reading or math". Ask MobyMax for the study behind any tier claim and check it against your state's rules. Our page on research based math intervention programs lists the math programs that do hold a rating and the grades each one covers.
Second, diagnosis. MobyMax places students with a test, assigns lessons to the gaps and reports progress by standard. That tells a teacher which standards a student has not passed. It does not read how the student reasoned, so it cannot say why a fourth grader keeps missing fraction comparison. For the students who are not moving, that reason is what the interventionist needs.
| Your need | MobyMax | Coeducate |
|---|---|---|
| Practice across every K-8 subject for a whole building | Yes, under $11 a student at 450 students | No. It is a tutor, not a curriculum |
| Kindergarten to grade 2 | Yes | No. It starts at grade 3 |
| Fact fluency | Yes | No. It is untimed on purpose |
| A named misconception for each student in the intervention block | No | Yes, with the student's own words quoted |
| Dated, per-skill evidence for MTSS meetings and IEP reports | Progress by standard | Yes, exportable as CSV |
| Published price | School license only | Every plan |
| ESSA evidence tier | None listed on Evidence for ESSA | None, and we say so |
Many schools will want both layers. MobyMax supplies volume at a low price per student. Coeducate works on the students that volume is not reaching, in the elementary math intervention block or a middle school Tier 2 group, and hands the teacher the reason. A Classroom plan for one interventionist is $89 a month. You can try it in the panel at the top of this page by pasting one student answer.
MobyMax costs $4,795 per school per year at list price for unlimited teachers and students, as printed on its order page in September 2026. Public documents show schools paying less: $3,795 in Santa Ana in 2023, $4,000 budgeted in Stockton for 2024-25, and $995 under a group agreement for Adventist schools.
MobyMax has a free version that teachers can register for with no obligation. The paid individual teacher subscription shows up on district card statements at $14.99 a month. The order page does not spell out what the free version leaves out, so compare it with the paid features before relying on it for a whole class.
On per-student licenses, a Missouri district paid $11.99 a seat for ELA in 2022 and a group price sheet lists $9 a seat. On a $4,795 school license the cost per student falls with enrollment: $15.98 at 300 students, $10.66 at 450 and $7.99 at 600. The two options cost the same at 400 students.
MobyMax does not publish a district price. Its order page advertises up to 20 percent off the school price and asks for the number of K-8 schools, with high schools that only have grades 9 to 12 included at no charge. One Tennessee district approved $27,587 for a 2020-21 district purchase.
For whole-building practice across subjects it is one of the cheapest options per student, under $11 at 450 students. It is a weaker fit when funding requires an ESSA evidence tier, since Evidence for ESSA lists no qualifying study, or when the question is why specific students are stuck. Compare it with Zearn cost per school before deciding.
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