AI homework help that does not do the homework
Students already have AI homework help. The question is no longer whether to allow it, but what shape of help you are willing to defend at a parent meeting.
Wayground, formerly Quizizz, prints no school price. What the free plan limits, what the quote adds, and the questions to answer before you sign.
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Short answer: Wayground, the product formerly called Quizizz, is free for teachers on the Basic plan and sold to schools and districts by custom quote only. Wayground prints no per-teacher or per-student price for the School and District plan, and payment is by purchase order, check, credit card or ACH. Any dollar figure you see for it on a review site is not a school price.
A quote request is a sales call, so the useful question is what the quote has to contain before it is worth signing. This article reads Wayground's own plan pages and Help Center article, shows what the free plan stops you doing, lists what the paid plan adds, and gives you a way to budget when the vendor will not name a number. Coeducate is not affiliated with Wayground or Quizizz. We sell a different kind of product, an AI tutor that writes a mastery record from student work, and the last section says plainly when Wayground is the better buy. Facts were checked on November 11, 2026.
Wayground does not publish it. The Wayground plans page shows Basic as free and School and District as "Request a quote," with the button text "Get a quote." The company's Help Center article Understanding Wayground Plans lists three tiers and sends you to the pricing page for amounts, which are not printed there either.
| Plan | Price | Limits and additions |
|---|---|---|
| Starter (Basic) | Free for every teacher | Up to 100 participants per session, 20 activities in storage, limited question types, limited standards-aligned library, no shared school library, community support |
| Individual (Super) | Listed in the Help Center, amount not stated | Unlimited storage, up to 1,000 participants, full library, priority support, limited reports and LMS integration |
| School and District | Custom quote | All question types, unlimited students and storage, shared school or district library, full AI grading with custom and state rubrics, admin dashboard, longitudinal growth reports, Canvas, Schoology, Clever and ClassLink integrations, a dedicated Customer Success Manager |
Some items are add-ons on top of the quote. Wayground's page names school-wide benchmark assessments, state test data imports and on-demand professional development as separate purchases, so ask for them as separate lines.
Yes for a single teacher, within limits. The Basic plan needs no credit card and covers assessments, presentations, passages, flashcards and videos, live and student-paced delivery, AI tools to generate and adapt content, and more than 20 accommodations including text-to-speech. The limits are 100 students, 20 activities in storage and no shared school library. A teacher who hits the 20-activity ceiling in October is the usual reason a school ends up asking for a quote.
Yes. Wayground is the new name for Quizizz, and older district pages, board agendas and review listings still say Quizizz. When you search a board packet or a purchasing record for a comparable price, search both names, or you will miss half the documents.
Search for Wayground pricing and you meet figures from $19 to $125 per user per month on aggregator pages, and the numbers contradict each other. One lists a starting price of $19 a user a month, another $59 for a Standard tier and $99 for Premier, and a 2026 snapshot shows $125. A marketplace listing describes a single individual plan billed per user monthly. None of these comes from Wayground's school page, which has no amounts at all. They are scraped or modeled from older Quizizz plans and corporate-training tiers, so do not put them in a district budget request.
Without a published rate, build the budget as a range from comparable tools and then make the quote prove it is lower. Two public benchmarks from our own pricing research are the closest comparison for a classroom engagement platform that sells to schools by quote.
Use those as a sanity ceiling. If a Wayground quote for a 600-student school lands far above the Pear Deck school figure, you are paying for the admin dashboard and Customer Success Manager, and you should decide whether you will use them. Wayground says its School and District plan qualifies for federal funding sources including Title I, and that it holds ESSA Level 3 (Promising Evidence) status. Check the current rules with the U.S. Department of Education ESSA page before you charge it to a Title I line, because eligibility depends on the use, not the vendor's statement. Pandemic relief money such as ESSER has largely been spent, so assume general fund or Title I for a new purchase.
Wayground is a good fit when teachers already run live quiz games and student-paced practice, and the school wants those activities shared, with admin reports on top. It is a classroom engagement and assessment tool, and on the free plan it does that well enough that many schools never need more.
It is the wrong buy when the problem is a group of students who are behind and need individual practice with feedback that updates after every answer. A quiz platform tells a teacher which questions were missed. It does not hold a running record of what each student has mastered. That is the job of the AI teaching assistant and tutor we build, and our AI tutor for schools pricing is published, so you can compare it with a quote line by line. If your decision is between a quiz platform and intervention support, do not let a single renewal cycle cover both questions.
Wayground Basic is free for teachers. The School and District plan is by custom quote and Wayground publishes no amount, so the only real price is the one on your quote. Review-site figures from $19 to $125 per user per month are not school pricing.
Schools request a quote and pay by purchase order, check, credit card or ACH. The plan adds all question types, unlimited students and storage, a shared library, AI grading, admin dashboards, LMS and rostering integrations and a dedicated Customer Success Manager.
Yes, it is the same company and product under a new name. Old Quizizz plan prices on review sites are out of date, and the current School and District plan has no published price.
There is a free Basic plan with no credit card. It caps sessions at 100 participants and storage at 20 activities. A school trial is arranged through the quote request.
Wayground states that its School and District plan qualifies for federal funding sources including Title I, and that it has ESSA Level 3 status. Your district's grants office decides whether a specific purchase fits the grant.
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Students already have AI homework help. The question is no longer whether to allow it, but what shape of help you are willing to defend at a parent meeting.
What Khan Academy publishes, what older quotes said, and what a 600-student school actually pays across Khanmigo, MagicSchool and Coeducate.
MagicSchool publishes two prices and quotes the third. What Free, Plus and Enterprise actually cost, and the number a district quote has to beat.
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