Reading Trainer
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VisitReading Trainer vs Superead
What both publish
| Fact | Reading Trainer | Superead |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | The product page names frequent readers, executives, personal assistants, high school and college students, and purchasing and sales professionals as potential users. | The User Agreement requires guardian consent for users under 18. |
| Exercises | The FAQ says the product has 20 different exercises, 15 of which can also be practiced individually outside the training plan. | Exercises include pilot test, grouping, shadowing, and multi-focus activities. |
| Headquarters | Garching, Germany | Buca, İzmir, Türkiye |
| Purpose | Reading Trainer is designed to improve reading speed, comprehension, and retention through an adaptive curriculum and exercises. | Superead is a platform for speed-reading training intended to help users read quickly while understanding details. |
Reading Trainer plans
- FreeFree
Superead plans
- FreeFree
- Premium Weekly$9.99 a month
- Premium Monthly$17.99 a month
- Premium Yearly$59.99 a year
- Premium Annual$89.99 a year
Pick Reading Trainer if…
It may suit frequent readers, students, executives, personal assistants, and sales or purchasing professionals who want structured reading practice. Schools and businesses can also explore its demo offering.
Pick Superead if…
Superead may suit readers who want structured speed-reading exercises and access to e-books across phone, tablet, or PC. Readers considering Premium should note that listed monthly and yearly prices are not displayed.