TUEL pricing is designed around how universities actually evaluate software: pilot first, department expansion next, and institutional review when governance, IT, and procurement need to be involved.
Use one department, one course cluster, or one faculty champion to prove adoption and rollout fit before expanding.
Move from one proving ground to multi-course support with analytics, onboarding, and faculty workflows that scale.
Bring TUEL into broader governance, IT, digital learning, and procurement conversations when the rollout needs to extend beyond one department.
Pricing conversation
Stakeholder mapping for faculty, IT, academic leadership, and instructional support
Deployment scope and rollout sequencing instead of one-size-fits-all pricing
Onboarding, identity, and LMS fit for the level of adoption you are evaluating
A path from first proof point to defensible institutional review
Test TUEL with a single department or course
$10/student/mo
$800/mo ($8/student/mo) with annual billing
Scale across multiple courses with 24/7 student support
$6/student/mo
$2,400/mo ($4.80/student/mo) with annual billing
Campus-wide deployment with full customization
From $4/student/mo at volume
All plans include FERPA-compliant infrastructure, course-grounded AI responses, and citation verification.
Free 30-minute demo with your own syllabus. We'll show how TUEL handles source grounding, faculty controls, and rollout fit for your institution.
Common questions
You choose whether to continue. If your department saw results, you can upgrade to the Department tier or expand further. There is no auto-renewal pressure hidden inside the pilot conversation.
Monthly plans are billed at the start of each month. Annual plans are billed upfront with a 20% discount. We invoice directly for institutional plans and can align around standard procurement processes.
Every plan includes setup assistance around syllabi, textbooks, course configuration, and faculty training. Department and institution plans include more structured onboarding and rollout support.
Yes. Most institutions start with a smaller proving ground, then expand after they see operational and learning signal. Elon moved to 202 active users within one semester after a focused launch.
At Elon University, 88% of students voluntarily adopted the tutor and engaged weekly users averaged 94% on exams. We use those outcomes as a proof point, not as a blanket promise for every campus.
Treat pricing as part of rollout design. The right tier depends on how many stakeholders, courses, integrations, and governance requirements are involved in the evaluation, not just the student count.
Yes. TUEL is positioned for FERPA-aligned review, institutional data ownership, and deployment controls that fit security and procurement review instead of bypassing them.