Gradelink
7.6#5 in school management softwareFrom $106 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebmacOS
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What both publish
| Fact | Gradelink | Kiddom |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Listed included integrations include Apple School Manager, FACTS Tuition Management, Google Classroom, Microsoft School Data Sync, and NCEA reporting. | Kiddom lists Clever, ClassLink, Schoology, Microsoft Teams, Google Classroom, and Canvas among its rostering partners and supports single sign-on. |
| Product | Gradelink is a student information system with integrated school management, teaching, and learning tools. | Kiddom describes itself as a K–12 digital curriculum platform combining curriculum, instructional tools, assessment, and learning intelligence technology. |
| Security | The security overview says web and mobile connections use SSL encryption, backups run nightly to local and remotely encrypted storage, and schools have separate databases. | Kiddom says Atlas runs in a closed environment, districts own the data, student data is anonymized before analysis, and no student PII is used in its analysis model. |
| Support | The SIS includes personalized phone and email support, staff training, help website access, and automatic software updates. | Kiddom advertises live support through chat and a dedicated implementation team for schools adopting its curriculum. |
Gradelink plans
- Gradelink PaymentsFree
- SmartSend Pro add-on$16.67 a month
- EnrollMe add-on$20.83 a month
- Gradelink Student Information System$106 a month
Kiddom plans
- Kiddom IM v.360 student full course set (K–Algebra 2)$27 a year
- Kiddom IM v.360 teacher full course set (grades 6–8 and Algebra 1)$149.95, paid once
- Kiddom digital platformPriced on request
Pick Gradelink if…
Gradelink is for schools that need student records, academic tools, and school management in one system. Its role pages address administrators, teachers, admissions and business staff, families, and dioceses or districts.
Pick Kiddom if…
Kiddom is intended for K–12 schools and districts, including teachers, instructional coaches, and administrators. Its Atlas tools are described for districts seeking to strengthen core instruction.