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KAZ Type vs TypingClub

KAZ Type

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TypingClub

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FigureKAZ TypeTypingClub
Price from£2.50/mo$10/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
iOS—Yes
Plans published102
Spec score · Typing Tutor Software8.4 (#2)7.6 (#22)
AccessibilityThe VI/Blind edition supports screen readers, magnification and captioning tools, and offers dark mode and speaking keys.TypingClub supports screen readers, high contrast, enlarged fonts, multilingual key-by-key instructions, and audio feedback.
HeadquartersRoyal Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, UKThe company describes edclub as based in Rockville, Maryland.
IntegrationsBusiness offerings include a SCORM 1.2 form for use within LMS/VLE systems, and the comparison table also lists AICC-compatible LMS support.School accounts with 200 or more licenses can use Clever and ClassLink for periodic automatic roster syncing, and Google Classroom supports class imports.

Plans

KAZ Type

  • Adult Edition Online£29.95 a year
  • Adult Edition Mac download£49.95, paid once
  • Adult Edition Windows download£49.95, paid once
  • Commercial Use Online - CPD Accredited£50 a year
  • Education Online Annual Subscription£75 a year
  • Family Edition Online£89.95 a year
  • Education Download£120, paid once
  • Family Edition Windows or Mac download£149.95, paid once
  • Commercial Use SCORM 1.2 for LMS£750 a year
  • Education SCORM 1.2 LMS Annual Subscription£960 a year

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TypingClub

  • Individual EditionFree
  • TypingClub School Edition$120 a year

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In their own words

KAZ Type

KAZ Type offers online and downloadable touch-typing courses alongside regulated assessments. Its teaching method combines sight, sound, and touch, which KAZ describes as “brain balance.” KAZ says the A–Z keys section takes most users 90 minutes to complete, while the full course averages four hours plus practice. Editions serve individuals, families, schools, and businesses, with options for children and learners needing accessibility or SEND support. Junior is designed for ages 6–11 and uses age-related vocabulary, imagery, and animation. The VI/Blind edition supports screen readers, magnification, and captioning tools, along with dark mode and speaking keys. Family online access includes five annual licences and an administrator panel for progress monitoring and spelling lists. Online education licences provide student progress monitoring, and LMS editions support SCORM 1.2 and AICC. Downloaded courses can run offline after download and activation. Adult Edition Online costs £29.95 a year; other listed options include one-time and annual licences for home, school, and business use.

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TypingClub

TypingClub teaches touch typing and helps students develop speed and accuracy through guided practice. Its default Typing Jungle course contains over 600 lessons, instructional videos, educational games, and cross-curricular material. Games, scores, videos, and rewards are part of the practice experience. Teachers can monitor progress, assign tests, customize courses, and create and share courses through the instructor portal.

Accessibility options include screen-reader support, high contrast, enlarged fonts, multilingual key-by-key instructions, and audio feedback; TypingClub states that it meets WCAG 2.0 website accessibility standards. The platform is web-based and requires an internet connection. Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge are listed as supported browsers, with the latest Chrome recommended. Individuals can use the free edition. The School Edition costs $120 a year and requires at least 20 annual student licenses; there is no monthly pricing. Pro School Edition has a 60-day free trial, after which an account downgrades to the free edition if the customer does not upgrade.

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