Pricing
Try Alto on a real unit for free. Teachers pay by the month and can cancel anytime. Districts buy seats by the year.
Plans
Free trial
See Alto plan a real unit for your class.
Free
no card needed
- Your class set up once
- A unit with its lessons and student materials
- Exact Georgia standards on every draft
Standard
Everything Alto does for one teacher.
$15
a month, cancel anytime
- Units, daily lessons, assessments and student materials
- Exact Georgia standards on every draft
- IEP, ESOL, 504 and gifted supports, never student names
- Planned on your school calendar
- Your school's lesson-plan format
- Word, Google Docs, Google Forms and print
- Monthly usage sized for a full teaching load
Plus
For teachers who plan heavily all year.
$25
a month, cancel anytime
Everything in Standard, and:
- Twice Standard's monthly usage
- Web search in chat
District
The planning workspace for a school or district.
Custom
per teacher, billed yearly
Everything in Plus, and:
- District plans and pacing guides teachers bring into their classes
- Review and approval of the exact version a teacher submits
- Requirements with due dates, and one view of what's overdue
- District guidance and lesson-plan template in every teacher's drafts
- Members, schools and seats in one place
- Annual invoice, purchase orders accepted
Questions about plans.
- What does the free trial include?
- Enough planning to build a real unit with its lessons and materials. No card, and it doesn't expire.
- What happens if I reach my monthly limit?
- Alto pauses new drafts until your next billing date. Everything you've made stays open, editable and exportable.
- Is there a yearly plan for teachers?
- Not right now. Teachers pay by the month and can cancel anytime. Your work stays in your account.
- Can my school pay instead?
- Yes. Schools and districts buy seats on an annual invoice and can pay with a purchase order.
- Is my class information used to train AI?
- No. Alto doesn't let the AI services it uses train on your work, and it never asks for student names.
Talk to us about your district.
Tell us about your schools and how many teachers you have in mind. We'll reply by email with a quote and next steps.