Pricing
Free for faculty. Pro when it pays off.
Two ways to use Greenroom, and a way to share it. No contracts, no sales calls.
Free
For every instructor
$0
Four complete scenarios, every difficulty setting, and full coaching, for as long as you teach. This is our commitment to faculty, not a trial.
Start freePro
Best valueFor the individual educator
$99/year
About two months free, or $10/month — annual is the better value and selected by default, with monthly always available, no penalty.
What Pro adds, beginning with the reason most people choose it: a Practice Record that belongs to you — a clean, verifiable account of your growth that you can bring to an annual review, a promotion file, or a job application. It is documented preparation no other candidate can show, and it follows you to wherever you teach next.
- The full scenario library
- Every channel (email, LMS, text) as it ships
- Custom scenarios & growth history
- The Practice Record export
Gift
Gift Greenroom
$99/code
You can buy one or more years of Pro to give to colleagues — a department friend, the adjuncts down the hall. Each code is redeemed into the recipient's own private account. It's a simple act of generosity between individuals, with no contracts and nothing reported to anyone.
Buy a giftHave a gift code? Redeem it →
Cancel anytime. Your data and your Practice Record are always yours.
Why pay when a free chatbot exists?
A free chatbot can role-play a conversation, and our free tier is genuinely useful. What you pay for is everything around the practice: students grounded in real community college data who hold their ground instead of folding, a record of your growth over a year, a credible artifact for your career, and the quiet assurance that your practice is encrypted and private. We'd rather tell you that plainly than dress it up.
The reason most people go Pro
Your college has a PD budget? Ask your Center for Teaching & Learning to gift you a code. One person can buy several for their colleagues — that's the only multi-purchase option, and nothing is ever reported to a college.