Pricing
Free to download. One thing to buy.
There is no starter plan, no monthly option and no charge per child. The app is free, your child can start answering questions in it tonight, and there is exactly one optional unlock inside: £19.99, once.
- Free to download
- One payment of £19.99. Not a subscription.
- No ads, no data sold
- Works offline
Full access
£19.99
One payment of £19.99. Not a subscription.
- Every topic in all four courses, at both difficulty levels
- All 36 mixed quiz papers, 360 questions
- All 242 vocabulary cards, with meanings and examples
- New content as it is added, free
- Progress, streaks and achievements across every paper
- Shared with your family, on every iPhone and iPad you own
1,636 real questions in total. Payment happens through the store the app came from, so it uses the payment details you already have there and is covered by that store’s refund process: the App Store on iPhone and iPad today, Google Play when the Android app arrives.
Look at it first, for nothing
A sample of all four subjects in your browser, so you can judge the level before you spend anything.
Try it free
or download it and try it on the phone
Coming soon
on Google Play
What free gets you. A real slice of all four papers, some quiz papers and a set of vocabulary cards, with nothing counting down. We did not lock three papers and leave one open: a child who can only reach maths never wakes the other characters up, and the part of the app built to bring them back tomorrow stops working.
Why this number
Cheaper than an hour with a tutor
That sentence has been on this site for years and it is still the truest thing on it. An hour with an 11 Plus tutor usually costs more than everything here, and the hour ends.
This is not a replacement for a good tutor, and it does not pretend to be. A tutor watches your child work, spots the thing nobody had noticed, and fixes it in ten minutes. Nothing on a phone does that.
What a tutor cannot do is turn up on the other six evenings of the week. That is the gap this fills: short, daily practice that a nine year old will actually open, for a price that does not make you count the sessions.
And if you are not using a tutor at all, which is most families, the comparison is simpler still. One payment of £19.99. Not a subscription.
How buying works
Nothing is sold on this website
There is no checkout here, no card field and no account to create. You buy inside the app, the same way you buy anything else on a phone or tablet.
The store takes the payment
We never see your card details, your billing address or anything else about how you paid. The store tells the app that a purchase is valid, and the app unlocks. That is Apple today; Google Play works the same way when Android arrives.
The store’s refund process applies
The same one you would use for any other app. On iPhone and iPad that is Apple, at reportaproblem.apple.com; on Android it will be Google Play. You do not have to ask us first, and you do not have to explain yourself to us at all.
It follows you between devices
The unlock is tied to the store account that bought it, so a new tablet or a replaced phone restores it. On iPhone and iPad it is also shared with your family through Apple Family Sharing. Google Play has no equivalent for a purchase like this one, so on Android it stays with the account that bought it. You do not need an account with us to buy.
Questions about the price
Is it a subscription?
One payment of £19.99. Not a subscription. You download the app free, use it, and unlock the full question bank from inside the app if it suits your child. There is nothing recurring, and nothing to remember to cancel.
Is there a free trial?
It is better than a trial, because nothing expires. The free app opens a real slice of all four papers, plus some quiz papers and vocabulary cards, and it stays that way for as long as you want it to. Nothing counts down.
We deliberately did not lock three papers and leave one open. A child who can only reach maths never wakes the other characters up, and the part of the app that brings them back tomorrow stops working.
How does this compare with a tutor?
An hour with an 11 Plus tutor usually costs more than full access here, and the hour ends. This is not a replacement for a good tutor. It is what happens on the evenings between sessions, when nobody is coming round and the workbook is still shut.
Can we use it on more than one device?
Yes. The unlock restores on every device signed in to the store account that bought it. On iPhone and iPad that is your Apple Account, and there it is also shared with the rest of your family through Apple Family Sharing. On Android it is your Google account, and it restores on any device signed in to that account, but Google Play has no equivalent of Family Sharing for a purchase like this one, so it cannot be passed to a second family member. If a device forgets, Restore Purchases brings it back.
How do I get a refund?
Through the store you bought from, the same as any other app. On iPhone and iPad that is Apple, at reportaproblem.apple.com; on Android it will be Google Play. We never see your card details, so we could not process one even if we wanted to. The store decides, and the store refunds.
Is there anything to pay on this website?
No. This site sells nothing and asks for no card details. Everything here is free to read, the practice papers are free to print, and the only place a payment happens is inside the app, through its store: the App Store on iPhone and iPad, Google Play on Android.
Try it before you decide
Download it, hand your child the phone, and see whether they finish the first ten questions without being asked. Decide about the £19.99 afterwards.
Try it before you download
A sample of all four subjects in your browser. No account, nothing to install.
Try it free
then get it on your phone
Coming soon
on Google Play
iPhone and iPad. Android is coming to Google Play. There is nothing to pay here in the meantime.