Free for your classroom.
Free to start, and free forever for a teacher who just wants the worksheets. Verify you work at a school and Teacher Pro is on, free — because what we actually want is your class using Cram.
Teacher
Free
Enough to run a unit and see whether it earns its place.
- 3 classes
- 100 AI credits a month — verified school staff get Teacher Pro free
- Notes, worksheets, keys, decks, practice
- Assignments online: attempts, timed quizzes, a gradebook
- Unlimited printing, every sheet with its QR
- The class board, anonymous
Teacher Pro
Freeonce you're verified
A school email and your staff badge, and it switches on — usually straight away.
- 1,500 AI credits a month
- 15 classes
- 20 class packs a month
- AI grading of written answers, on your rubric
- Three levels of every worksheet — support, class, stretch
- Sub plans, bell ringers, exit tickets, rubrics
- Standards labeling (TEKS, Common Core, NGSS, AP)
- Send a pack to another teacher
Teacher Max and the paid teacher plans are coming soon.
More classes and packs, and the sharpest models on everything. They aren't on sale yet.
Given a code by us or your district? It still works.
Have a code? Redeem itThe written answers, graded before you get to them.
Multiple choice and numbers grade themselves on every plan. AI grading does the rest: each short or long answer — working and all — read against your rubric or model answer, a score on your point scale, and a line of kind, specific feedback for the student that points them at the fix without handing them the answer.
- You approve each grade with a tap — or every confident one at once. Nothing reaches a student until you do, unless you ask it to grade for you.
- It says when it isn't sure, and those wait for you. So does any answer that tries to talk it into full credit.
- Build the rubric once: criteria with points. It grades by it, and so do you.
- About a third of a credit an answer — a class of thirty is ten of the 1,500 credits a month on Pro. You see the cost before it runs.
Q5 · Explain why a thrown ball slows as it rises · 3 pts
“because of gravity”
AI suggests 1/3Confident
Names gravity, but doesn't say it acts against the motion or tie it to slowing down.
For them: You correctly identified gravity; add its direction compared with the ball's motion and how that slows it.
ApproveReject
A real grade from a test run, for under half a credit.
One agreement, every teacher, every student.
Rostering, a single invoice, and the safeguards a district has to be able to point at — including school visibility of what students ask, which every student is told about in the app. Priced per school; tell us how many students.
A teacher plan has no AI chat and no voice — those are the student side of Cram.