Curriculum marketplace

Ready-made syllabi, adopted into your classes.

The marketplace sits inside the school and creator accounts. School admins and teachers find a product, adopt it into the school library and assign it to a class. Creators publish once and keep 80% of every sale.

The marketplace is opening. Curriculum appears once SprintUp has reviewed it; the products below are examples of what a listing looks like. Schools can ask to be told when new curriculum arrives.

  • Every product reviewed before listing
  • Free and paid products
  • Taught inside the platform, not downloaded
For schools

From the listing to the first lesson.

Adopted syllabi behave exactly like the ones you build yourself: the same boards, the same diagnostics, the same clustering and marking help for the teacher.

Pricing models you will see
  • Free
  • Per student, monthly
  • School subscription
  • One-off licence
  • On request

Billed once, monthly or yearly, as the creator set it. The marketplace is open to school admins and teachers, never to students.

  1. 01An admin or teacher opens the marketplace from the school account and previews a product
  2. 02The school adopts it into its library; paid products are paid through Stripe
  3. 03The admin assigns the syllabus to a class and a teacher
  4. 04The teacher starts it unit by unit; students work through it in their portal
For creators

Publish once. Keep 80%.

Build in the Studio, group syllabi into a product, choose a pricing model and submit it for review. Once listed, schools adopt it and Stripe pays you out; the platform keeps 20%. A product can also stay private to your own school.

80%

of every marketplace sale, paid through Stripe with no minimum: to your own account, or to your school's when you sell from it.

€0

to list. No subscription is needed to sell; Pro only buys the fast AI lane.

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pricing models: free, one-time, per student, per class, per school, on request.

How selling works

Open it from your school account. Free to start.

Set up a school on Free, adopt a free product into your library and teach the first unit today.