EvalScribe
7.1#4 in teacher evaluation softwareFrom $80 a yeariOSmacOS
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What both publish
| Fact | EvalScribe | Upraiser |
|---|---|---|
| Data handling | The privacy policy says observation notes and generated evaluations are stored on the user’s device, while notes are sent to Azure for evaluation generation and are not stored on EvalScribe’s servers. | The privacy policy says customer data is stored and processed in the United States and AI providers are instructed not to retain it or use it for model training. |
| Evidence citations | Suggested competency levels are tied to evidence from the evaluator’s notes. | Its Evaluation Hub page says every score includes citations to specific moments in the lesson transcript. |
| Human review | The application only drafts content; the administrator reviews scores, edits comments, and makes the final determination. | AI drafts scores for a human evaluator to review, adjust, and approve before feedback is delivered. |
| Integrations | EvalScribe says it does not integrate with SIS or evaluation platforms; users export a PDF or copy the text into their existing system. | The privacy policy names AssemblyAI for transcription and OpenAI for NLP processing; it does not identify customer-facing integrations. |
EvalScribe plans
- Individual monthly$14.99 a month
- District license$80 a year
- School license$90 a year
- Individual$100 a year
- Individual annual$100 a year
Upraiser plans
No prices published.
Pick EvalScribe if…
It suits school administrators and instructional leaders who prepare teacher evaluations using supported frameworks. It is also relevant to users who can work on iPhone, iPad, or Mac and export or copy results into a district system.
Pick Upraiser if…
Upraiser suits schools and evaluators who need transcript-linked evidence and human-reviewed rubric feedback. Its separate consulting tools are aimed at groups managing coaches, engagements, and compliance reporting.