Which sayit plan should a teacher get?

The right plan for a teacher depends entirely on whether you're practising alone or setting up a class. For your own use — checking your own pronunciation, previewing material before assigning it to students, or generating custom passages — sayit's individual plans (Free, Pro, Max) work exactly the same way they do for any learner. For a whole class — assigning reading passages, a shared dashboard, tracking a roster's progress sound by sound — that's sayit's Teams plan, which adds shared seats and class-level tools but isn't a self-serve checkout tier: there's no published price, and you set it up by reaching out directly.

30-second version: Solo teacher checking their own speech, or previewing a passage before assigning it? Free to start, Pro ($9/mo) if you want to generate custom passages or hit the free cap regularly. Rolling this out to a class? That's Teams — contact sayit from the pricing page rather than picking a tier off a price list.

Matching the plan to what you're actually doing

What's documented about Teams

• It adds shared seats and a class dashboard, letting a teacher assign reading passages and track progress for a whole class, sound by sound.
• There's no published self-serve price — you reach out from the pricing page and get set up directly, which also gives you a chance to ask institution-specific questions (data handling, roster size, billing) before committing.
• When sayit is used through a school, the school may be a joint or separate data controller for its students' data under sayit's privacy policy, and consent for any student under 13 is the school or teacher's responsibility.

A practical way to evaluate before committing your school to anything

Try the free plan yourself first — record a few takes, see whether the per-phoneme feedback is something you'd actually want to assign to students. If it holds up, that's a low-risk way to form an opinion before the Teams conversation, rather than committing to a class rollout sight unseen.

A middle option worth knowing about

Between "just use Free yourself" and "set up the whole school on Teams," there's a reasonable middle step some teachers take: a personal Pro or Max subscription to preview and generate custom passages for a handful of students before deciding whether the class-wide Teams rollout is worth the conversation. This isn't an official sayit-branded workaround, just a practical way to get more mileage out of an individual account while you're still evaluating fit — generating a passage on a specific topic, checking how it scores, and sharing the resulting feedback manually before any dashboard exists for your class.

Where to go deeper

For the fuller buyer's-guide treatment — evaluating pronunciation software against a real curriculum, comparing options, what to ask a vendor — see pronunciation software for language schools and is sayit a good pronunciation app for language schools?.

Try it

Try the free plan yourself at the app, then reach out for Teams setup from pricing.