Grades the work — and the records your program asks for.
Most ESA and scholarship programs ask you to show your children are learning. Gradezi grades each worksheet and keeps a running record as it goes — so the tool that saves your evenings also produces the paperwork your funding depends on. And it's educational software, so you may be able to pay for it with those same funds.
The honest part first: Gradezi isn't a listed or approved vendor on any ESA marketplace yet, and we can't promise your program will cover it. Eligibility depends on your state and plan. What we can tell you is exactly how these funds usually work and why Gradezi fits — so you can check with confidence.
Proof of progress, without the busywork.
Many ESA and scholarship programs require periodic proof that learning is happening — a progress report, a portfolio review, a record of graded work. Gradezi builds that record automatically: every score filed by child, subject and date, ready to turn into a printable report card whenever a review comes up.
It's the same output either way — you were going to grade the work anyway. Gradezi just keeps the receipts.
Term Report · Ella
Fall term · 2026
Illustration of a printable Gradezi report card
Families fund curriculum through programs like these.
If you use one of these, educational software is often an eligible expense. Look for it under “curriculum,” “educational software,” or “instructional materials.”
Listing a program here is for recognition only — it isn't a claim that Gradezi is an approved vendor. Always confirm eligibility with your program before you count on it.
It's educational software
Gradezi assesses schoolwork — the same category of tool ESA and scholarship programs are built to fund. It supports your curriculum; it doesn't replace it.
It covers every child
One subscription grades for your whole homeschool, so a single line item can support each child you're teaching.
You stay in control
Every score is yours to review and change before it saves. The record reflects your judgment as the educator, not just the AI's.
How to use your funds
Three steps. Your program sets the rules — this is how to find them.
Check your program's categories
Look at what your ESA, tax-credit scholarship, or education savings account allows. Most fund an “educational software,” “curriculum,” or “instructional materials” category.
Confirm with your administrator
Ask your program administrator whether an educational software subscription like Gradezi qualifies under your plan. Rules vary by state and program — their answer is the one that counts.
Purchase or reimburse per your program
Some programs pay a vendor directly; others reimburse a receipt you submit. Keep your Gradezi receipt either way, and follow your program's process.
An annual plan that lists cleanly.
Education funds run on academic terms, so Gradezi offers an annual subscription — one line item for the whole school year, every child included.
Gradezi · Annual
Price posted before launch
- Every child in your homeschool
- A full year of grading
- Gradebook & printable report cards
- One receipt for your program
Prefer the monthly plans? See all pricing
Fund the grading. Keep the evening.
Start free today, and cover the annual plan with your education funds when Gradezi launches.
