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Amira Learning vs CommonLit

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FactAmira LearningCommonLit
HeadquartersA company announcement says Amira Learning is headquartered in San Francisco.Washington, DC, United States
InstructionAmira Instruct creates differentiated lesson plans and recommendations aligned to a district’s curriculum and instructional calendar.CommonLit 360 integrates reading, writing, speaking, and listening instruction with authentic full-length texts and grade-level tasks.
IntegrationsAmira supports ClassLink roster export and LTI single sign-on, and its login page also describes access through Clever and HMH Ed.CommonLit lists Clever, ClassLink, Canvas, and Google Classroom integrations; Canvas integration is limited to eligible paid school packages.
SupportAmira offers guided onboarding, role-specific training and resources, a Help Center, and email support at [email protected].Paid school plans list priority teacher support and a dedicated success manager among their support features.

Amira Learning plans

  • Amira Reading SuitePriced on request

CommonLit plans

  • CommonLit DigitalFree
  • Spark$4,200 a year
  • Core$7,200 a year
  • Elevate$12,800 a year

Pick Amira Learning if…

The suite is intended for schools and districts seeking connected literacy assessment, instruction, and tutoring for learners from PreK through grade 8. It may suit educators looking for English- and Spanish-language reading support with district-aligned lesson recommendations.

Pick CommonLit if…

CommonLit suits teachers and schools looking for literacy materials for grades 3–12, especially those seeking a full-year ELA curriculum for grades 6–12. Schools that need a paid package can choose plans with assessments, dashboards, training, or implementation support.

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