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One plan. Your whole family.

Start free today: one child, one daily session, no credit card. Pre-K begins gently without placement; Kindergarten and up starts at the level placement demonstrates. Family billing is not open yet. When it is, one plan covers up to 4 children at the founding rate below. You cannot buy or trial Family today.

No credit card to start. The Family founding rate below is what you lock in when billing opens — you cannot buy or trial a paid plan today.

Free

1 child, 1 daily session — no credit card

$0/mo
  • 1 child, 1 daily session
  • Full adaptive engine, not a demo
  • Math, reading, grammar, spelling, vocabulary & science
  • Kindergarten+ placement included
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Family

Everything, for your whole family

$19.99/mo

or $199/yr · Founding Family rate, locked in forever

  • Up to 4 children, each at their own level
  • Unlimited sessions — practice as much as they want
  • Weekly report for every child, emailed to you
  • Spaced review so skills actually stick
  • Prerequisite map — the system knows what comes first
  • Choose traditional or conceptual math per child

Not available yet. Checkout is not live. A free account today is one child and one daily session — not unlimited Family features. You lock in this founding rate when billing opens.

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For families with several children

Lumastery was built by a homeschool dad of four, so multi-child isn't an add-on — it's the point. One flat price covers up to 4 children. No per-child fees, no per-subject fees.

  • Every child gets the right start: protected Pre-K or placement-based Kindergarten+, with their own progress record
  • The morning run-sheet puts every child's day on one screen — no app-switching, no spreadsheets
  • A weekly family snapshot shows who practiced which days, all in one glance
  • Add a second, third, or fourth child in about a minute — the price doesn't change

What you get with every plan

Free includes the same curriculum for one child, one session a day. Weekly emailed reports, spaced review, the prerequisite map, and traditional-or-conceptual math are Family features — and Family cannot be purchased yet.

Math: 174 K–8 lessons, plus Algebra I / Geometry (238 total)

  • Story lessons with adaptive practice after each skill
  • Placement test finds a starting frontier — sit it, do not skip
  • Mastery is 0.85 over the last 10 attempts, not a one-sitting stamp

Learn to Read: 157 structured lessons

  • Level 1: Alphabet Adventure (35 lessons)
  • Level 2: Beyond the Alphabet (80 lessons)
  • Level 3: The Reading Bridge (42 lessons)
  • From first letter sounds to reading chapter books

ELA: Grammar, Spelling & Vocabulary

  • 44 reading comprehension lessons
  • 41 grammar, spelling & vocabulary lessons
  • Exercises adapt to their level

Science: on-screen K–8

  • 117 on-screen K–8 lessons (not labs or experiment packets)
  • Physical science, life science, earth & space

Also live, honestly scoped

  • 415 parent articles · 159 social studies lessons · 32 weekly writing assignments (parent-graded pilot)
  • Literature: 3 live chapters (pilot). No world languages. Family plan is coming soon.

Compare plans

FeatureFreeFamily
Protected Pre-K practice + adaptive K–8 mathYesYes
Learn to Read: 157 structured lessonsYesYes
Reading comprehension, grammar, spelling & vocabularyYesYes
On-screen science lessons, K through 8thYesYes
Pre-K early learning: 12 interactive lessonsYesYes
Kindergarten+ placement finds their real levelYesYes
Children per account1Up to 4
Unlimited daily practice (not just 1 session)Yes
Weekly progress report emailed to youYes
Spaced review so mastered skills actually stickYes
Prerequisite map — nothing gets skippedYes
Choose traditional or conceptual mathYes

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Common questions

Do I pay per child?

No. The Family plan is one flat price that covers up to 4 children — there's no per-child fee and no per-subject fee. Each child gets the right entry path: protected Pre-K without placement, or placement-based Kindergarten and up. Each keeps their own progress record and weekly report. Most competing platforms charge per child, which is exactly why we didn't. The free plan covers one child.

How do I actually know my child is on track?

Three ways, and they reinforce each other. First, the starting path: Pre-K shows progress inside protected early learning, while Kindergarten and up uses placement to measure the child's actual level. Second, mastery — and, on Family, the weekly emailed report — show what is learned, in progress, and next. Third — the part most platforms skip — we verify the content itself: every lesson and question is re-solved by a reviewer before it reaches your child. You can read exactly how we check our work on the How We Verify page.

What if my child is ahead or behind grade level?

That's exactly what Lumastery is built for. Once a child is on the Kindergarten+ path, placement and daily performance determine the level rather than age alone. A 6-year-old doing 3rd-grade math and a 9-year-old working on 1st-grade gaps can both get the work they need. Pre-K remains intentionally protected until the parent chooses that transition.

How is the free tier different from Family?

Free gives you one child and one daily path: the full protected Pre-K experience when selected, or the adaptive Kindergarten+ curriculum. It's enough to see how your child responds. Family unlocks up to 4 kids, unlimited daily practice, weekly progress reports emailed to you, spaced review, and the ability to choose traditional or conceptual math teaching per child.

What's the 'Founding Family' price?

$19.99/month, or $199/year — about two months free if you pay annually. That's the founding rate, and once you have it, it's locked in forever: when we raise prices for new customers later, yours never changes. We're still in beta, so you cannot buy Family today. Sign up free and you'll get that rate when billing opens.

What if it doesn't work for us?

You can start free today with no credit card and cancel by deleting the account any time. When Family billing opens, paid plans will include a 14-day trial and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Nothing is charged today because checkout is not live.

My kids are very different ages. Does that actually work?

It's the main reason this exists. A parent with a Pre-K'er and a 6th grader can manage both from one dashboard. The younger child stays in a protected Pre-K path; the older child follows placement-based work. Each keeps separate progress, and eligible plans include weekly reports.

Start with one lesson together

Sign up, add your child, and do the first lesson together. Choose protected Pre-K or let Kindergarten+ placement find the starting level. No credit card. No complicated setup.

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