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Bloomz vs Remind

Bloomz

6.6#9 in school communication softwareFrom $3 a year
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7.4#4 in school communication softwareFree plan
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AudienceBloomz describes its platform as serving K-12 schools and districts, including multilingual families.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.
Founded20132011
HeadquartersRedmond, Washington, United StatesSan Ramon, California, United States
IntegrationsBloomz lists SIS integrations and SSO including Clever, PowerSchool, and ClassLink, and says additional integrations are available.Supported connected services include Box, Google Classroom, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, SignUp, SignUp Genius, Smore and SurveyMonkey.
MessagingThe platform supports two-way messaging and alerts across app, email, SMS, and voice.Users can send real-time messages to entire classes, small groups, or individuals, schedule announcements, and attach photos and files.
SupportBloomz describes a team that includes program management and support, and provides a support help center.Remind provides Help Center and customer support, with support operating hours of 6 am–5 pm Pacific Time excluding regional holidays.

Bloomz plans

  • Bloomz Essentials$3 a year
  • Bloomz Premium$5 a year
  • Bloomz Complete$7 a year
  • Bloomz 360$11 a year

Remind plans

  • Remind ChatFree
  • Remind HubPriced on request

Pick Bloomz if…

Bloomz suits K-12 schools and districts that need family communication, translation, and school-management tools. Its multilingual messaging and alerts may be useful for schools serving families who use different languages.

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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