Study.com Price: Plans, Monthly Cost & Price History

Study.com sells several different products under one name, and that is the main reason its price is hard to pin down. There are plans for earning college credit, plans for test prep, a general homework and study plan, and a plan for classroom teachers. Each has its own monthly price, so the right number depends on what you want to use the site for.

The prices below come from the plans page on Study.com. They are monthly, and the college credit plans can be paused and restarted according to the company's own description. Check the plans page before you sign up, since prices and plan names change.

College Saver is the entry point for college credit and is listed at $95/mo. College Saver Pro, which the page describes as covering a larger course library with a higher enrollment limit, coaching support and AI tutoring, costs $235/mo.

Premium Edition, the general study plan with video lessons, quizzes and homework help, costs $59.99/mo. Teacher Edition is $29.99/mo and is built for classroom use. Test Prep starts at $59.99/mo, and the final price depends on which exam you pick from the drop-down list on the page.

Figures are from Study.com, checked on Oct 14, 2026.

• College Saver is for completing general education courses for college credit. The page says the credits are accepted by a large number of colleges, but acceptance is decided by your school, so confirm with your registrar.
• College Saver Pro adds more courses, coaching and tutoring.
• Premium Edition covers video lessons, quizzes, practice tests and homework help for learners of all ages.
• Teacher Edition adds lesson plans, classroom tools and grading features.
• Test Prep is organized by exam, from standardized tests to professional licensing exams.

The monthly price is not always the full cost of a college credit route. Your own college may charge a fee to transfer or record credit, and some schools limit how many outside credits they accept. These costs are set by the school, not by Study.com.

Because the credit plans are billed monthly, the total depends on how many months you stay subscribed. A learner who finishes courses quickly pays for fewer months than one who works slowly. You can pause a plan according to the plans page, which may help if you need a break, but check the terms in your account.

The plans page lists one price per plan and does not show a discount code. Some schools, districts and partner programs may offer access in other ways, so ask your school or employer. For anything that is not on the page, such as student discounts or promotions, check the official page or contact Study.com support.

If you teach, Teacher Edition is the plan aimed at you. If you are a student or parent, Premium Edition is the general plan, and College Saver or College Saver Pro apply when you want transferable credit. Picking the wrong plan is the most common way to overpay, so read the feature list for each before choosing.