What "Free" Means Here
A free account gives you unlimited play on every game listed above, the full word bank of 9,400+ practice words across 23 speech sounds, swipeable flashcard decks, and the free decks on our community marketplace. You do not need a credit card to create one, and nothing on this page expires.
What the free plan does not include is the tracking layer and the generation-heavy tools. Progress tracking and detailed progress reports are Pro features. The free plan covers one student profile, one personalized story per month, and ten pronunciation-scoring attempts in total rather than per month — that last one is genuinely a trial allowance, because every attempt costs us money to score.
We would rather say that plainly than let you discover it mid-session. If all you want is games, the free plan is not a trap — it is the whole thing.
What Pro Adds
Pro raises the limits and unlocks the record-keeping. You get 3 student profiles on the monthly plan or 5 on annual, 20 personalized illustrated stories per month, and 1,500 pronunciation-scoring attempts per month instead of ten total.
The features that only exist on Pro are progress tracking — accuracy trends, session history, and sound mastery over time — and the detailed progress reports built on top of that data. If you are an SLP who needs to show growth on an IEP, or a parent who wants evidence that the last two months of practice moved something, that is the part worth paying for. Pro subscribers also get every premium feature we ship later, automatically.
Every new account also starts with a 7-day free Pro trial — no credit card, and it simply ends unless you choose to upgrade.
Why We Give the Games Away
Speech practice works on volume. A child who plays four times a week makes faster progress than one who plays once, and putting a paywall between a family and their fourth session of the week is a good way to make sure it never happens.
The games are also the honest sample. You can judge whether our activities are any good before deciding whether the tracking, the stories, and the higher limits are worth paying for — which is a much better arrangement than a free trial that ends before you have formed an opinion.