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KAZ Type vs TypeTastic

KAZ Type

6.7#3 in typing softwareFrom £29.95 a year
WebmacOSWindows
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TypeTastic

7.4#1 in typing softwareFrom $680 a year
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FactKAZ TypeTypeTastic
HeadquartersRoyal Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, UKHelsinki, Finland
IntegrationsBusiness offerings include a SCORM 1.2 form for use within LMS/VLE systems, and the comparison table also lists AICC-compatible LMS support.The School Edition page lists Clever Secure Sync, Google SSO, Office365 SSO, Google Classroom, and Classlink SSO for the Large School & District plan.
PrivacyKAZ says its policy complies with the Data Protection Act 2018 and UK GDPR, and that it does not receive or hold card payment information on its servers.The School Edition privacy policy says schools own and control student personally identifiable information processed on their behalf and that student data is not used to profile students for marketing.
SupportThe home download licence includes one year of help and support, and the FAQ directs customers to contact KAZ if activation emails do not arrive.TypeTastic lists a US toll-free sales number, an international phone number, and an email contact on its site.

KAZ Type plans

  • Adult Edition Online£29.95 a year
  • Adult Edition Windows download£49.95, paid once
  • Adult Edition Mac download£49.95, paid once
  • Commercial Use Online - CPD Accredited£50 a year
  • Education Online Annual Subscription£75 a year
  • Family Edition Online£89.95 a year

TypeTastic plans

  • FreeFree
  • School / District subscription$680 a year
  • Large School & DistrictPriced on request
  • SchoolPriced on request
  • TypeTastic with Digital CitizenshipPriced on request

Pick KAZ Type if…

KAZ Type fits home learners, families, homeschoolers, schools, businesses, and users seeking SEND or visual-impairment adaptations. Administrators can choose progress-monitoring and LMS-compatible editions.

Pick TypeTastic if…

TypeTastic suits students learning touch typing and schools or districts seeking a K-12 keyboarding curriculum with teacher controls.

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