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A page is one side of a worksheet. Pages are counted when a sheet is made, not when students do it: share it with as many students as you like.
Free
For trying PagePop with a class or two
- Interactive sheets from photos, scans and PDFs
- Share by link or class code
- Auto-marking and results per student
Pro
For teachers who use worksheets every week
- Longer worksheets per sheet
- Teacher-made student logins, QR cards
- Cancel any time
Top-up
For a busy month, on any plan
- When a month runs short
- Pages never expire
- Pay by card
Schools
Teacher accounts for the whole school, one invoice, help with onboarding.
- Teacher accounts for the whole school
- One invoice
- Pages pooled across teachers
- Help with onboarding
Questions teachers ask
What counts as a page?
One side of a worksheet. A two-page PDF is two pages. Pages are used when a sheet is made; students doing the sheet costs nothing.
Does it work with a phone photo?
Yes. A reasonably straight, well-lit photo works. Scans and PDFs are better still.
Which languages does it read?
English and Thai, including worksheets that mix them. Spanish, French and other Latin-script languages usually work too.
Do students need an account?
No. A link opens the sheet straight away. For classes, students use a code, or the username and PIN you make for them.
What if the AI gets an answer wrong?
You check the sheet before sharing and can change any answer. After students finish you can still change a mark.
Can I use pages from a coursebook?
Upload only what you have the right to use with your class, such as copies your school is licensed for, or sheets you made. Sheets are private to you and your students; nothing is published.
Where is my data kept?
On Google Cloud in Singapore. Student work is visible only to you and your class. We never sell or share it, and the worksheets you upload are not used to train AI models. Students can join without an email address, and if you ask us to delete your data or your students’ data, it is gone within 30 days. See the terms and privacy page.