Jupiter
7.6#4 in gradebook softwareFrom $16 a yearAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitJupiter vs MarkBook
What both publish
| Fact | Jupiter | MarkBook |
|---|---|---|
| Grading | Grade entry supports points, percentages, letter grades, rubrics, grid entry, assignment entry, student entry, and seating-chart entry. | It supports flexible calculations, weighting, multiple grading methods and scales, and custom rubrics. |
| Integrations | The gradebook lists Google Drive, Dropbox, Google Classroom LTI, Clever, hundreds of learning apps, Single Sign-On, and automated SFTP imports and exports. | MarkBook says it integrates with leading SIS solutions and supports data import and export, but does not name specific systems on the opened page. |
Jupiter plans
- NYC school subscription$16 a year
- Jupiter subscription listing$500 a year
- Jupiter iO historical pricing$3,550 a year
- JupiterPriced on request
MarkBook plans
- MarkBook for WindowsC$35 a year
- MarkBookC$40 a year
- MarkBook for Windows team seatsPriced on request
- MarkBook Online team seatsPriced on request
Pick Jupiter if…
Jupiter is aimed at public K–12 schools needing gradebook and student-information tools, from small charter schools to large districts. Its mobile and browser access supports school communities using a range of devices.
Pick MarkBook if…
MarkBook suits individual teachers who need grading, progress reporting, and communication tools. Schools, teams, and districts can also consider it, with team purchasing starting at five seats and board or district purchases handled by quote.