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BusyTeacher vs PlanBee

BusyTeacher

7.9#2 in teacher resource libraries$10, paid once
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PlanBee

5.9#27 in teacher resource librariesFrom £7.08 a month
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What both publish

FactBusyTeacherPlanBee
AudienceThe service is aimed at ESL and EFL teachers working with beginners through advanced learners and with children or adults.PlanBee lists individual primary teachers, schools and multi-academy trusts, home educators, and private tutors as users.
FoundedBusyTeacher says it has served ESL and EFL teachers since 2007.2012
Free resourcesThe homepage lists 18,421 free printable worksheets and lesson plans and says no registration is required.PlanBee offers free schemes of work and lesson packs, but says it does not offer trial periods for subscriptions.
SupportThe store says customers can email [email protected] to request a replacement download link, while technical support for bundle items is not offered.Support is available Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and PlanBee aims to respond within 48 working hours.

BusyTeacher plans

  • Free printable worksheets and lesson plansFree
  • Individual e-book$10, paid once
  • The Entire BusyTeacher Library: 80 PDF E-Books$80, paid once
  • Entire BusyTeacher Library$80, paid once
  • Educational license$99, paid once

PlanBee plans

  • Monthly Subscription: 1 Year (12 Monthly Payments)£9.99 a month
  • Annual Subscription£84.99 a year
  • School Subscription£349 a year

Pick BusyTeacher if…

BusyTeacher suits ESL, EFL, TESL, and TEFL teachers seeking materials for young learners, teenagers, or adults. It is also relevant to teachers looking for digital e-books alongside free printable classroom resources.

Pick PlanBee if…

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

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