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KeyBlaze vs TypeLift

KeyBlaze

nchsoftware.com

TypeLift

typing.academy

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FigureKeyBlazeTypeLift
Price from$498/mo$1.99/mo
Free planYes—
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
Web—Yes
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
Plans published44
Spec score · Typing Tutor Software8.3 (#4)7.7 (#19)
Spec score · Typing Software8.2 (#4)7.6 (#10)
PurposeKeyBlaze teaches touch typing, speed typing and 10-key numeric keypad typing.TypeLift is a free touch typing courseware that runs in a browser and helps users practice keyboard skills and improve typing speed.
SupportThe support page offers video tutorials, a help manual, FAQs, a user forum and a contact route for technical support.The site invites users with questions, help needs, or corrections to contact the maker through its contact form.

Plans

KeyBlaze

  • KeyBlaze Typing Tutor (free version)Free
  • KeyBlaze Typing Tutor Plus – Commercial License Quarterly Plan$498 a month
  • KeyBlaze Typing Tutor Plus – Commercial LicensePrice not published
  • KeyBlaze Typing Tutor Plus – Home use onlyPrice not published

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TypeLift

  • TypeLift Pro — monthly subscription$1.99 a month
  • TypeLift Pro — 3-month billing$11.90 a month
  • TypeLift Pro — annual billing$23.90 a year
  • TypeLift Pro — unlimited use$49.90, paid once

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In their own words

KeyBlaze

KeyBlaze is a typing tutor for touch typing, speed typing and 10-key numeric keypad practice. Its lessons cover home and neighboring keys, capitalization, punctuation and numbers, with drills, prose, poetry and exercises focused on difficult keys. Audio dictation provides transcription practice, while typing games offer another kind of exercise. KeyBlaze measures net and gross words per minute, supports tests at different durations and lets learners set speed goals. Users can import their own lessons, drills and speed tests or focus practice on troublesome words and characters. Keyboard highlighting indicates finger placement, and the software can print course completion certificates. KeyBlaze runs on macOS and Windows and is described by its maker as suitable for all skill levels. For classroom review, results can be saved to a network folder; that folder must be configured separately on each computer. The free version costs nothing, while additional lessons, professional exercises and custom features require an upgrade. The Plus Home license is restricted to non-business use.

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TypeLift

TypeLift is browser-based touch typing courseware for practicing keyboard skills and improving typing speed. It offers free lessons, a typing test and statistics for tracking results over time. Lessons are assembled dynamically for each session, and error analysis brings recurring mistakes back into practice. A visual keyboard uses colored keys and markers to guide users toward keys and finger combinations. Registered users can create up to 10 custom lessons. TypeLift Pro adds training objectives, weekly exercise plans, recommended lessons, detailed exercise results and expanded statistics; the maker describes it as free of advertising and distraction. The trial ends after 7 days or 60 minutes of typing practice, whichever comes first. Practice can begin without registration, but Pro purchases must be assigned to a user account. The monthly Pro subscription is $1.99 a month, billed annually; the page says prices are for annual payment and exclude VAT. Other listed options are 11.90 USD for each 3 months, $23.90 a year or 49.90 USD one time for unlimited use.

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