Reading Horizons
7.5#3 in dyslexia learning appsFrom $10 a monthiOSWebmacOSSelf-hosted
VisitReading Horizons vs SPIRE Up
What both publish
| Fact | Reading Horizons | SPIRE Up |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Kaysville, Utah, United States | Bethesda, Maryland, United States |
| Integrations | A Reading Horizons Elevate information sheet says users can access the software through a Clever portal or add its badge to a Schoology page. | EPS Learning support documentation describes rostering SPIRE Up through Clever and ClassLink. |
| Purpose | Elevate provides explicit, systematic, sequential phonics and decoding instruction to help learners in fourth grade and above close reading gaps. | SPIRE Up is a blended print and digital literacy intervention for striving readers in grades K–8+. |
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
SPIRE Up plans
- SPIRE UpPriced on request
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.
Pick SPIRE Up if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.