eNotes
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| Fact | eNotes | Save My Exams |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Seattle, Washington, United States | London, England, UK |
| Privacy | The privacy policy says eNotes does not sell personal data and does not share it with third parties for marketing purposes. | The privacy policy identifies Save My Exams Limited as the data controller for savemyexams.com and lists its registered office in London, England. |
| Security | eNotes says it uses SSL/TLS for data in transit, bcrypt-encrypted password storage, and limits internal access to staff who need it. | The company says its site uses HTTPS, passwords are not stored in plain text, and payment card fields are hosted by Stripe. |
| Support | The privacy policy lists [email protected] for data questions and support requests. | Customer support is available by email Monday to Friday, 9:00am–5:00pm UK time. |
eNotes plans
- Student Monthly$15 a month
- Teacher Monthly$20 a month
- Student Annual$50 a year
- Teacher Annual$79 a year
Save My Exams plans
- Premium monthly—
- Premium monthlyPriced on request
- Premium three-monthlyPriced on request
- Premium three-monthly—
- Premium annual—
- Premium annualPriced on request
Pick eNotes if…
It suits students looking for literature and homework support, as well as teachers preparing classroom materials. Schools using supported learning platforms may also find its integrations relevant.
Pick Save My Exams if…
It suits students revising for the listed school and pre-university qualifications, as well as teachers creating topic- and difficulty-filtered tests. Students should check whether their subject and qualification are covered.