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Classe365 vs Classter

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Classe365

7.2#3 in course registration softwareFrom $75 a month
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Classter

6.2#7 in higher education student information software
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APIClasse365 REST API v2 supports programmatic access to institutional data such as students, classes, sessions, and departments.Classter offers an Open API to connect its core functionality with third-party applications and existing systems.
Company historyClasse365 says it was founded in 2013 and began by selling student information system solutions.Classter says it began in 2015 and launched with core, academics, billing, and CRM modules.
Founded20132015
IntegrationsThe maker's integration guides cover Google Workspace, Google Classroom, Microsoft 365, QuickBooks Online, Mailchimp, Zoom, Zapier, and other services.Classter says it connects with 40+ tools, including Office 365, Moodle, Webex, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and HubSpot.
Pricing basisThe pricing FAQ says pricing is based on student numbers and allows unlimited teachers, students, parents, or companies managed from the platform.Pricing is customized according to school size, institution type, and needed features; the page directs prospective customers to request a personalized plan.

Classe365 plans

  • AI Module$75 a month
  • Learning Management System$75 a month
  • Task Module$75 a month
  • CRM-Enrol & Forms$75 a month
  • Degree Audit$75 a month
  • Education Agent Module$75 a month

Classter plans

  • Custom planPriced on request

Pick Classe365 if…

Classe365 suits schools, colleges, academies, and corporate learning teams looking to manage education processes in one platform. Its mobile student portal apps and API may also suit institutions needing those access options.

Pick Classter if…

Classter suits educational institutions seeking a combined student administration and learning platform. Its mobile tools may also suit students, parents, and teachers when an institution enables the app.

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