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Brilliant vs MATHia

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Brilliant

9.0#1 in math learning appsFree plan
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MATHia

8.2#5 in math learning apps
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FactBrilliantMATHia
Company legal nameCrunchbase lists the legal name as Brilliant Worldwide, Inc., a private for-profit company.The company identifies itself as Carnegie Learning, Inc.
Company sizeCrunchbase lists 51–100 employees, while aVenture reports 122 current employees.LinkedIn lists Carnegie Learning as a privately held company with 501-1,000 employees and Pittsburgh headquarters.
FoundedaVenture lists Brilliant as founded in 2012.1998
HeadquartersSan Francisco, California, United StatesCarnegie lists the Koppers Building, 436 Seventh Avenue, Suite 200, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania as its address.
Rating on Trustpilot4.2 out of 5 from 2,980 reviews3.2 out of 5 from 1 review.
SecurityBrilliant says it maintains a written information security program with organizational, technical, and administrative safeguards, while noting it cannot guarantee internet transmissions are completely secure.Carnegie states that its security program uses access controls, continuous monitoring and resilient infrastructure.

Brilliant plans

  • FreeFree
  • Group Annual—
  • Individual Premium$20 a month
  • Individual Premium (annual)$20 a month
  • Family Premium$40 a month
  • Family Premium (annual)$40 a month

MATHia plans

  • Stand-Alone 7-year$18.56 a year
  • Stand-Alone 6-year$18.89 a year
  • Stand-Alone 5-year$19.36 a year
  • Stand-Alone 4-year$20.07 a year
  • Stand-Alone 3-year$21.24 a year
  • Stand-Alone 2-year$23.59 a year

Pick Brilliant if…

Brilliant suits learners who want interactive STEM lessons with problem-solving and guided reasoning. Its educator program may suit eligible K–12 teachers and students who need classroom roster syncing and progress reporting.

Pick MATHia if…

MATHia suits middle- and high-school students who need adaptive math lessons and educators who want progress reporting and real-time alerts. It is also relevant to schools using supported computers or tablets and Clever or ClassLink integrations.

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