Study points

The More You Learn, the More You Earn

Points accumulate as you do real work and convert into a discount on your subscription. They never expire, and you keep earning them on the free plan before you ever pay.

Earn on any plan. Applies as a discount once you are on a paid plan.

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How we boost your exam scores

Every hour you study comes off your bill.

For the first time in human history, you actually EARN for studying! First-time correct answers, graded essays, and completed performance tasks earn points that show up as their own line on the bill, never expire, accrue on the free plan, and stack with Study Buddy.

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  • The discount is its own line on your invoice, so you can see exactly what your studying saved.
  • Points never expire, and you keep earning them on the free plan before you ever pay.
  • You earn them for first-time correct answers, graded essays, and completed performance tasks.
  • The credit stacks with Study Buddy, so both discounts show up on the same invoice.

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  • “Points kept me studying in week five when I was fried and everyone else had given up. Then they came off the bill as an actual line item when I went Pro.”

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  • “I work nights, so I used to ration practice like it was costing me extra. A first-time correct moved the balance, and next month it was a line on the invoice. Using it more made it cheaper.”

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What you get

What Study Points includes

  • Earned for real work
  • Money off your bill
  • Never expires
  • Earn on Basic
  • Visible as you go
  • Stacks with Study Buddy

See for yourself

Watch the balance move.

Points land as work gets completed and convert into a credit against your subscription. This is the same ledger you will see in your settings.

Multiple choice
4,670 study points
Essays
1,570 study points
Performance tasks
1,040 study points

Total points

7,280 study points

Monthly discount

$7.28

10 pts = $0.01 off

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Common questions

Questions about study points

How do study points work?

You earn study points for first-time correct answers, graded essays, and completed performance tasks, and harder work is worth more. The balance converts into a credit against your monthly subscription and shows up as its own line on the invoice.

Do study points expire?

No. Nothing resets, and nothing is lost if you take a break after finals. The balance stays on your account until it comes off a paid invoice.

Can I earn study points for free?

Yes, and no card. Points accumulate on the free Basic plan, so a balance is already waiting if you upgrade later. The credit applies once you are on a paid plan.

Do the points actually come off the bill?

Yes. The balance converts into a credit against your monthly subscription and is shown as its own line on the invoice, so you can see exactly what your studying saved.

Do study points stack with Study Buddy?

Yes. The study points credit still applies on top of Study Buddy pricing, so both discounts show up on the same invoice.

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The specifics

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How you earn

We believe you should earn for your hard work.

A first-time correct answer earns points, and a harder question earns more. A graded essay and a completed performance task pay more than a single question, because they take more effort.

What earns points

  • First-time correct answer

    Multiple choice, once per question.

    +1 to +3

  • Harder questions pay more

    Higher difficulty is worth more points per question.

    Up to +3

  • Essay graded on the rubric

    Your best score on that essay is what counts.

    Up to +20

  • Completed performance task

    Awarded the first time the task is scored.

    +3

What they are worth

Your balance becomes a line on your invoice.

Points convert into a credit against your monthly bill, shown as its own line so you can see the math. There is no fine print about what qualifies. Studying qualifies.

The catch

They never expire, and nothing resets on you.

Nothing zeroes out monthly and nothing is lost by taking a week off after finals. The balance is yours until you spend it, which is how a reward should work and rarely does.

On the free plan

Start earning before you ever pay anything.

Points accumulate on the free plan, so a balance is already sitting there if you upgrade later. Studying on Basic is not time that stops counting.

Visibility

The balance sits where you are already looking.

Points show up in your settings, on your performance header next to accuracy, and on the outline rows where they were earned — so the incentive is present while you study.

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We give so much value for free because we were once in your shoes and genuinely want you to succeed. Once you see results, we hope you crave even more and upgrade later.

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