Cedarboard

For schools

One price. Every teacher in the building.

Cedarboard writes a full, standards-aligned lesson in about a minute, turns any lesson into a substitute packet the office can send in one tap, and keeps everything a teacher makes for as long as they teach. A school licence puts the whole staff on it for one flat yearly price.

Pricing

List price is $79 a teacher a year, sold as flat bands so the quote is one line and nobody audits seat counts.

Small

$1,900

a year

Up to 25 teachers

About $76 a teacher

Medium

$3,500

a year

Up to 50 teachers

About $70 a teacher

Large

$6,000

a year

Up to 100 teachers

About $60 a teacher

District

quoted

per district

100+ teachers or several schools

Every band under $5,000 sits below the usual approval threshold, so a principal can sign it. Paid by purchase order, invoice or card; W-9 on request; a school year starts whenever you say.

What every teacher gets

Why it’s an easy yes

  1. 1

    There is no student data to review.

    Cedarboard has no roster, no grade book, no student record of any kind. The privacy review that stalls most purchases has almost nothing to examine. The one-page trust document answers the rest.

  2. 2

    Teachers already want it.

    A licence usually starts because a teacher in your building is using it and asked. The training is a two-minute tour inside the app.

  3. 3

    The office gets something too.

    Sub Mode's coverage sheet lands in the office inbox with the packet link and a live status — no new system, no login, nothing to administer.

  4. 4

    Setup is one code.

    We send one code for your school. New teachers sign up with it; teachers who already have an account enter it in Settings. That's the whole rollout.

Request a quote

A one-line quote and a W-9 come back within a school day, from a person. Print this page for whoever signs.

No account needed. No student data, ever.

Prefer email? Write to support@cedarboard.app. Already have a school code? Sign in and enter it under Settings → Plan & billing.

Built to work without student information

Cedarboard never asks for student names, grades, or records — there is nowhere to put them. Class needs are counted, never identified. That is a decision about how the product is built, not a setting.