Start for free. Upgrade to superpower your entire school or district.
Any educator in any California district. No agreement, no card, no IT ticket.
$0forever, not 30 days
Runs on your district’s public record.
One school, connected to its own data. Everyone on staff included.
$4,000per school, per year
Flat. The same price for 300 students or 2,000.
Every school, every department, every role, scoped to what each person may see.
$3per student, per year
Billed annually. Minimum $25,000.
A county office, a consortium, or a district over 25,000 students.
Customshared terms
One agreement, many districts.
No seats to count, no questions to meter, no credits to top up, no overage invoice arriving after your business office closed the books. Your enrollment number is the only input, and you already know it.
Every California district’s LCAP, SARC, Dashboard results and board policy are already public. Free reads those and nothing else, which means no data privacy agreement, no security review and no call to your CTO before you find out whether the answers are any good.
Our first twelve California partners get materially reduced pricing, locked for three years, and it doesn’t reset when we raise prices. In exchange we ask for your real questions and your real security review.
Figures are indicative and current for 2026–27. You’ll get your district’s number on the first call. We aren’t going to make you sit through three meetings to find out whether this is affordable.
Never a line item
These aren’t upsells. Charging for them would make the product worse.
Nothing is metered on a paid plan. The moment a district starts counting its questions it stops asking the useful ones, and we’re never paid more for a confident guess than for an honest “insufficient evidence.”
Everyone in scope, at no extra cost. Access is decided by your roster, not by how many seats you bought.
CA-SDPA signed, the audit log, tenant isolation, no training on your data. Not a premium tier.
Your data, documents, metric definitions and audit log, in open formats, at any time. No exit fee.
Side by side
| Free | School | District | County | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it reads | Public record only | Your student data | Your student data | Your student data |
| Who it covers | Anyone at your district | One school | The whole district | Many districts |
| Questions | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Staff accounts | Unlimited, free | Unlimited, free | Unlimited, free | Unlimited, free |
| Agents | All five | All five + one custom | All five + unlimited | All five + unlimited |
| Connectors | None needed | SIS and assessment | Everything Connected | Everything Connected |
| Data agreement | Not required | CA-SDPA | CA-SDPA | CA-SDPA, once for all |
| Metric definitions | Quilt standard | Quilt standard | Configured with your team | Configured per district |
| Implementation | Self-serve | Guided setup | Included, with your team | Included, per member |
| Support | Community | Email, one business day | Named contact | Named contact + county liaison |
| Writes to your systems | None | None | None | None |
The last row isn’t a tier limitation. Quilt is read-only in year one at every size. Why
Paying for it
We’ll help your business office document the alignment. Whether a funding source is allowable stays your CBO’s call and your auditor’s.
Before you ask
Because per-seat pricing would make us worse at our job. Most of the value here comes from a principal asking a question she wouldn’t have filed a data request for. Charge per seat and districts ration access down to the people who already had it, which is the exact problem we’re trying to solve.
Enrollment is also the number your business office already budgets against, so the line item needs no explanation on a board agenda.
No. One number, agreed before you sign, for the whole year. No usage meter, no credits, no overage invoice, and no true-up if your enrollment moves or your staff start using it more than you expected.
Heavier use is the outcome we want. A pricing model that charges you for it would quietly work against the product.
Your CALPADS certified enrollment at the most recent Fall 1 submission. Not average daily attendance, not a headcount we take ourselves, and it doesn’t change mid-year if your enrollment moves.
It reads public sources only. Your LCAP, SARC, Dashboard results, board policy, CDE files and the Education Code. That’s the whole limitation, and questions aren’t capped.
What’s not held back is the part that matters, the same five agents, the same citations, the same labels separating a fact from a reading. A watered-down version would tell you nothing about whether this works.
The catch, if there’s one, is that the free tier can’t answer questions about individual students, because it never touches your student records. That’s also the reason you can start without an agreement.
Yes. That’s what the free and School tiers are for, and starting at one site is a reasonable way to find out whether this works before committing the district.
If you move up to District within the same year, we credit what you’ve already paid.
Custom connectors to systems we haven’t built yet are quoted separately, and we’ll tell you the cost and the timeline before you sign rather than after. Everything else, implementation, training, the security review, support, is in the subscription.
There’s no professional services line designed to appear after the fact.
Founding districts renew at founding pricing. Everyone else renews at the rate in their agreement, with any increase capped and stated up front. There’s no auto-renewal trap and no penalty for leaving.
Per-student pricing does some of this on its own, and the flat School price does the rest. A single-site district pays $4,000 rather than a district minimum. Small districts have the same compliance obligations and the same questions as large ones, with a fraction of the staff to answer them. If the price is still the obstacle, tell us and we’ll have an honest conversation about it.
The free tier needs no agreement and no card. Thirty minutes gets you a quote your business office can put on a board agenda.
