Classverse vs Koala Go

Classverse is an online classroom for teachers, tutors, and training institutes. It supports scheduling, live teaching, quizzes, assignments, and attendance. Live classes combine video calls with a whiteboard, agenda, timers, breakout rooms, conversations, quizzes, assignments, and attendance tracking, with up to 50 participants. Teachers can invite students and send automatic notifications and calendar invitations. Class history can retain recordings, files, questions and answers, submissions, grades, and reports for access after a course. The service runs in a browser, with Android and iOS apps for students, and provides an API for custom workflows. The Free plan costs nothing forever, allows unlimited classrooms, 1 GB media storage, and up to five enrollments monthly, but has no recording. Essential costs $15 a month per teacher; Professional costs $23 a month per teacher.

Koala Go is a browser-based virtual classroom for online tutoring, aimed especially at independent tutors teaching English to children and other young learners. Classes combine live video, an interactive whiteboard, and a shared co-browser, with a 3D room and customizable student avatars. Teachers control student permissions for actions such as drawing and using the co-browser. Tutors can use websites including Wordwall, Raz-Kids, and Genially; Pro adds PDF and PowerPoint uploads. Koala supports worldwide invoicing, and its homepage says parents can pay in local currency using methods including WeChat in China. Koala Free allows up to four students per session, up to three activities, and limited co-browser use, with ads and a 4.5% invoice fee. Koala Pro costs $21.99 a month, billed $263.88 / year, and includes unlimited co-browser use, scheduling, document uploads, translated student chat, unlimited activities, and 24/7 live support. Platinum costs $39.99 a month, billed $479.88 / year. Business is priced on request, billed from 100 hrs per month, with an API.