Poppins Learning
6.8#9 in dyslexia learning appsFrom $99 a monthAndroidiOSWeb
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Reading Horizons
7.5#3 in dyslexia learning appsFrom $10 a monthiOSWebmacOSSelf-hosted
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| Fact | Poppins Learning | Reading Horizons |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA | Kaysville, Utah, United States |
| Integrations | The school page lists roster integrations via Clever, ClassLink, and Google. | A Reading Horizons Elevate information sheet says users can access the software through a Clever portal or add its badge to a Schoology page. |
| Privacy | The privacy policy says the service does not sell personal information or use it for targeted advertising, and does not use identifiable student information to train AI or machine-learning models except to provide the service. | Reading Horizons provides a privacy policy last updated in December 2024 and lists its headquarters address in Kaysville, Utah. |
| Support | The maker lists [email protected] for support and questions. | Customer support is offered by phone, email and a help center, with headquarters support in Kaysville, Utah. |
Poppins Learning plans
- Monthly$99 a month
- 6-month pack$449, paid once
Reading Horizons plans
- At-Home software trial$10 a month
- Discovery At-Home Online Software$199, paid once
- Grades 4+ Tutoring Software$199 a year
- Discovery At-Home Instructor-Guided Materials$399, paid once
- Discovery At-Home Blended Instruction Bundle$545, paid once
- Reading Horizons Elevate for schools and districtsPriced on request
Pick Poppins Learning if…
It is for children ages 6–14 who need reading practice alongside phonics instruction, tutoring, or specialist support. The school offering is aimed at K–6 students needing supplemental practice, including students in MTSS Tier 2 or Tier 3 and students with an IEP.
Pick Reading Horizons if…
It suits schools supporting older learners with reading gaps, including multilingual learners, students with dyslexia, and special-education students. Educators needing phonics practice, progress reports, and structured teaching resources may find it appropriate.