Classroom Hub compared
Classroom Hub is bought by an individual teacher at a published £49/year. Its closest alternatives are either free but narrow (ClassDojo) or comprehensive but school-licensed on a quote (Class Charts, Satchel One). These comparisons say plainly where each one wins.
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Each page below lists where the other product genuinely wins as well as where Classroom Hub does. If one of them fits your classroom better, we would rather you found that out here than after paying us.
vs ClassDojo
ClassDojo is free and hard to beat for parent communication. Classroom Hub costs £49/year and covers the teaching admin ClassDojo does not — gradebook, seating plans, exit tickets, and homework tracking. Many teachers sensibly use both.
Read the comparisonvs Class Charts
Class Charts is a serious seating and behaviour platform, sold to schools on a quoted licence and usually wired into the school MIS. Classroom Hub is bought by an individual teacher at a published price and covers grading and rewards as well — but it is not an MIS-integrated whole-school system.
Read the comparisonvs Satchel One
Satchel One (home of Show My Homework) is a whole-school platform — homework, timetables, attendance, detentions, welfare — priced per pupil and rolled out by the school. Classroom Hub is one teacher's classroom, at a published £49/year. They are not really competing for the same decision.
Read the comparisonvs Additio
Additio is the closest thing to a direct competitor we have, and it is cheaper — €13.99/year against our £49. It is a deeper assessment and planning tool. Classroom Hub is a deeper classroom tool: the board, the routine, the points and the rewards. Which one is right depends on whether your time goes on planning and marking or on running the room.
Read the comparisonvs iDoceo
iDoceo is a one-off $19.99 purchase, works entirely offline, and keeps your data on your own device. It is also iPad, iPhone and Mac only. Classroom Hub is £49/year, runs in any browser, and adds the front-of-class and student-facing side iDoceo does not have. The deciding question is usually whether you carry an iPad.
Read the comparisonvs Classroomscreen
Classroomscreen is a free, genuinely excellent front-of-class display with more widgets than we have. It is also only a display — nothing it shows is remembered afterwards. Classroom Hub costs £49/year and connects the board to a gradebook, a points system and a class record. If a board is all you need, use Classroomscreen.
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