Subject specialists
You know which explanations work and which misconceptions keep coming back. Turn that into diagnostics whose wrong answers carry a meaning, and syllabi other schools can teach from.
Design syllabi and activities in the Studio, with AI drafting and you reviewing. Publish to the marketplace, where schools adopt your work into their classes, and keep 80% of every sale. Free to list.
You know which explanations work and which misconceptions keep coming back. Turn that into diagnostics whose wrong answers carry a meaning, and syllabi other schools can teach from.
Run your school and your catalogue from the same account. Keep a product for your own school only, or publish it to every school. Revenue from your own students stays 100% yours.
Work as an organisation. Admins manage members and products, curriculum designers build syllabi and activities, and the organisation receives one Stripe payout.
Everything happens in the Studio, the same tool schools use for their own curriculum, so what you publish is ready to teach.
Lay out the units and the activities inside them, and align each activity to standards: learning outcomes, grammar levels and lexicon. The structure is what a school’s teacher later starts unit by unit.
Describe an activity in the Prompt Studio and get a draft, usually within a minute, then edit it in the Activity Editor. Multiple choice, true or false and written answers; each option can carry a meaning that explains the misconception behind it. Preview as a teacher and as a student.
Flag a unit as an assessment and set score ranges that send a student on to the next unit, to another assessment, or stop them with a message for the teacher.
Group syllabi into a product and choose how it is sold: free, one-time, per student, per class, per school, or on request, billed once, monthly or yearly. Or keep it for your own school only.
Submit the product for review. Once approved, schools find it in the marketplace, adopt it into their library and assign it to classes. Stripe pays 80% of each sale into your own account, or into your school’s when you sell from a school’s organization.
Schools see your product with its price and description, adopt it into their library, and assign it to a class. Their teachers start it unit by unit, and their students work through your activities in their own portal.
How schools see the marketplaceThe platform keeps 20% of marketplace sales to pay for discovery, hosting and payment processing. There is no listing fee and no subscription needed to sell; Pro only buys faster AI.
If you also run a school on SprintUp, enrolments your own students buy on your school website are not marketplace sales. They are 100% yours, with only Stripe’s processing fee applied.
Paid out by Stripe to your connected bank account, with no minimum payout threshold. Prices in EUR, excluding VAT.
Generation is unlimited on the relax lane on every account. Pro adds the fast lane, where your request starts at once, with 5,000 credits a month; on the standard model one activity costs about 5 credits and a full unit about 50.
The Prompt Studio drafts an activity from your description; you edit every question before it is saved. Nothing is published without you.
Align activities to learning outcomes, grammar levels and lexicon, so a school can see what each one covers.
Give each option a meaning and a school’s teacher can group students by the misconception they share, then target it.
The 80% share applies on every plan. Prices in EUR, excluding VAT.
Build it, price it, submit it for review. If you would rather read first, the teacher entrepreneur guide covers what schools pay for and how to package it.