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Actionaly vs Remind

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Actionaly

6.4#13 in school communication softwareFrom $1 a year
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Remind

7.4#4 in school communication softwareFree plan
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FactActionalyRemind
AudienceThe product is presented as built for Texas districts and K–12 consent management.Remind Chat is for individual K-12 teachers, while Remind Hub serves learning and community groups such as youth organizations, nonprofits, sports programs, and camps.
HeadquartersCorte Madera, California, United StatesSan Ramon, California, United States
IntegrationsThe site describes SIS roster sync, and its partner page lists Panorama Education, Terrace Metrics, Pay Theory, Registration, and Civilience.Supported connected services include Box, Google Classroom, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, SignUp, SignUp Genius, Smore and SurveyMonkey.
PrivacyActionaly’s privacy policy says it does not sell user data or use student records for targeted advertising.Messages use Remind numbers and email addresses so personal contact information remains private.
PurposeActionaly helps K–12 districts manage parental consent compliance alongside their student information system.Remind is a communication platform that helps educators reach students and parents.
SupportThe pricing section includes ongoing support and dedicated implementation support in the per-student price.Remind provides Help Center and customer support, with support operating hours of 6 am–5 pm Pacific Time excluding regional holidays.

Actionaly plans

  • Early adopter pricing$1 a year

Remind plans

  • Remind ChatFree
  • Remind HubPriced on request

Pick Actionaly if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick Remind if…

Remind Chat suits individual K–12 teachers who need to contact students and families by class, group, or individual message. Remind Hub is aimed at learning and community groups such as youth organizations, nonprofits, sports programs, and camps.

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