Classwise AI
6.9#4 in rubric softwareFrom $17 a monthWeb
VisitClasswise AI vs OpenRubric
OpenRubric
7.2#3 in rubric software$50 one-timeFree planWebAPISelf-hosted
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Classwise AI | OpenRubric |
|---|---|---|
| Data processors | The privacy policy names Stripe, Vercel, Railway, Supabase, and PostHog as service providers and says grading uses zero-retention, no-training APIs from OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic. | The privacy policy names Supabase, GitHub, an AI model provider and an SMTP or Gmail provider as service subprocessors. |
| Integrations | Classwise supports Google Classroom, Canvas, Microsoft Teams, and Moodle for roster and assignment workflows and grade publishing. | Documented integrations include GitHub REST API, Devpost or CSV import, Supabase and an OpenAI-compatible AI provider. |
| Support | The pricing page lists basic support response time as 3–4 business days for Starter and Pro support as 1–2 days. | The contact page says messages are answered by the team, usually within a day, using [email protected]. |
Classwise AI plans
- Starter$17 a month
- Starter Plan$17 a month
- Pro$25 a month
- Pro Plan$25 a month
- School / DistrictPriced on request
- School / District PlanPriced on request
OpenRubric plans
- Partner eventFree
- Managed event$50, paid once
Pick Classwise AI if…
Classwise AI is presented for teachers, schools, districts, and students who use assessment feedback and class-level insights. Schools needing PDF annotation should consider the listed plan restriction.
Pick OpenRubric if…
It suits hackathon organizers and judges who need submission imports, weighted scoring, and event rankings. Organizers who want automated scoring or a cheating detector should note that people make the decisions.