Additional revenue with digital exam preparation

You sell your course — and a digital exam preparation on top. Your cost is the tier price per active student; you set the price for your students yourself.

An offer you sell in addition

Many students want more practice than classroom time allows. That is exactly what you sell as a clearly defined digital service — as a monthly surcharge, as a package with the course, or as standalone exam training.

Your pricing stays in your hands

Preparaio only charges you the tier price per active student. What you invoice your students is your decision — and with it your contribution margin.

Keep the risk small

Start with one class. Because only active students count and you can cancel monthly, the commercial risk stays manageable.

Why this works commercially

  • You only pay for students who actually study that month
  • No licences bought up front, no setup fee
  • Lower price per head the more students are active
  • Cancel monthly — you can start with a single class

Simple pricing

You only pay for students who actually studied in the billing month. The more active students, the lower the price per head.

Calculate your earning potential

You decide what your digital add-on costs. The calculator uses your number of students and your intended price, together with the current Preparaio tier price per active student.

Example calculation. You set your own pricing. Actual revenue and contribution margin depend on sales, usage, taxes and other costs. No revenue or profit guarantee.

Frequently asked questions

What does Preparaio cost our school?

You pay a price per active student per month according to the tiers on this page. The more active students, the lower the price per head.

What counts as an active student?

By default, a student who completed at least one learning session in the billing month.

Does the calculator guarantee our revenue?

No. The calculator is an example based on your own assumptions. Actual revenue depends on sales, usage, taxes and other costs.

Do the maths with your first class

Register your school and try the add-on offer with one group.

Try it with your first class