Teach students to build and grow real websites — a seat for every student

Yes — it's a real, shipped part of your workspace, not an add-on. As the instructor you post lessons (tips, how-tos, announcements) and build auto-graded multiple-choice quick checks with a pass mark. Quizzes are graded on our server and the answer key is never sent to students. You see each student's progress (lessons done, quick checks passed or failed, with scores), leave private feedback and grades, and students earn a completion certificate only after finishing every lesson and passing every quick check.

Enterprise includes 25 seats and adds every extra student for $12/mo with no cap, so you can add every student in a class — and reuse the same workspace for future cohorts. A 30-student class is 30 seats; a 120-student course is 120 seats. If you'd like help onboarding a large class at once, our team can set it up with you.

Yes. Enterprise includes unlimited websites, so every student can create and publish their own site as their own project, rather than sharing a single site. Students learn on the same AI website builder, template gallery, and growth tools that real businesses use.

Enterprise includes team roles and an approval workflow: students submit their posts and content drafts for review, and those don't publish until an instructor or admin approves them. Every submission and decision is recorded in an audit trail — useful for grading, feedback, and academic oversight. The approval queue covers posts and content drafts; a student's website itself publishes when they choose and isn't held behind approval.

Yes. Enterprise includes SAML single sign-on — self-serve where your identity provider is supported, with assisted setup by our team otherwise — so students and staff sign in with your institution's existing identity provider (Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, OneLogin, or any SAML 2.0 IdP). Either way there are no separate passwords for the class to manage, and access can be granted or removed centrally. To be precise: SSO is sign-in (authentication). You still add students to the class as seats — via their SSO login or an email invite — and manage the course in the built-in classroom. It isn't automated rostering or SCIM provisioning, and it doesn't sync class lists from Google Classroom, Canvas, Clever, or an LTI/SIS.

Yes, with an institution-run account. For high schools and any class with minors, a teacher or principal (an adult 18+) creates and owns the account and is the admin, holding the billing and settings. You invite each student by email; each student creates their own login through your invite and works inside your workspace, on the seats you provide, under your supervision and approval workflow — students don't hold billing or their own subscription. Universities, colleges, and adult learners can use the same per-student seat model, with the department or instructor as admin.

The account is administered by the educator or institution, so an adult admin controls who has access and can grant or remove it centrally. Content students create belongs to the school and its students — nothing is held hostage. To be clear about compliance: we are not a certified student-information system, and we don't claim FERPA or COPPA certification. The institution and its adult admin control access, so for students under 13 the required COPPA parental consent, and for education records FERPA, are the institution's responsibility. We'll sign a DPA and share our subprocessors and security practices on request — see the security & procurement page before rolling the platform out to a class.

Yes. Universities, colleges, and schools can pay by annual invoice, Purchase Order, ACH, or wire with net-30 terms — no corporate card required. (The 30% education discount applies to our standard individual plans; Enterprise is already priced for scale at a flat $12/mo per seat, so it isn't discounted further.) Email us from your institution and we'll set up Enterprise billing and send what your procurement team needs.