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AndBible vs ReadTheory

AndBible

andbible.org

ReadTheory

readtheory.org

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Price fromFree$40/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
Web—Yes
Windows—Yes
macOSYesYes
LinuxYes—
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
Plans published15
Spec score · Reading Apps8.2 (#15)8.8 (#6)
SupportThe documentation directs users to its support page to ask questions or report problems.Support is offered through live chat, email and self-service guides, with a stated goal of answering within 24 hours.

Plans

AndBible

  • FreeFree

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ReadTheory

  • BasicFree
  • BasicFree
  • School Champion$40 a month
  • School Champion$40 a month
  • School & DistrictPriced on request

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AndBible

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ReadTheory

ReadTheory is a web-based platform for personalized reading comprehension practice. A benchmark assessment identifies a student's reading level, then the platform adjusts practice as the student works. Its library includes thousands of fiction and nonfiction texts aligned to standards, alongside printable materials and tools for creating custom content. Reports cover Lexile and grade levels, ELA standards, and student progress history. The platform serves K–12, ESL, and special education learners, and the School & District plan is aimed at schools and districts. Browser-based access is designed for Chromebooks, tablets, and Windows or macOS computers; phones are not optimized for student use. Integrations listed include LMS, LTI, and rostering, with single sign-on through Clever, Google Classroom, and ClassLink. ReadTheory says student personal information is not sent to third-party AI systems or used to train AI or machine-learning models. The free Basic plan covers one staff member and 30 students with limited quizzes and progress history. School Champion costs $40 a month for one staff member and 40 students, with unlimited quizzes and progress history.

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