A tuition calculator that shows families their real cost.
Families see a real number in about two minutes, with your scholarships, discounts, and payment plans already worked in. Your admissions team gets ready families instead of price shoppers.
Why schools add it
One tuition calculator. Two problems solved.
A real number, not a sticker price.
Most families are still just looking. They want to know the real cost before they call or fill out a form. The calculator walks them through grade, household, and simple questions, then shows tuition after your scholarships, discounts, and state voucher aid. Voucher math runs by itself when your state program is on.
Ready families, not price shoppers.
Every lead in your dashboard already has grade, household details, and an estimated cost on file. Your team stops repeating tuition math on first calls and spends that time with families who already know the school fits.
What the calculator handles
Every number your families ask about.
We ask families about
- Grade levels the child will enter
- Number of children in the family
- Household size and income
- Church home, when you offer that discount
- State voucher questions, only when your state program is on
We apply your
- Base tuition and fees by grade
- Named scholarships (merit, need, pastor, staff)
- Sibling and family discounts
- Church member discounts
- Your state voucher or ESA program
Families see
- Yearly cost after aid
- A monthly payment on your plan
- A clear next step to admissions
- Their info saved with the lead
Built for the work your admissions team already does.
$39 a month. Fewer hours spent explaining tuition. More families ready to apply.
FAQ
Common questions
Does the tuition calculator commit us to an aid amount?+
No. It gives families an estimate based on the tuition, fees, scholarships, and discounts you publish. Your admissions and financial aid team still makes every final award.
Do we have to use a state voucher program?+
No. State programs are optional. Toggle on the ones your school takes (Ohio EdChoice, Florida Step Up, Arizona ESA, Indiana Choice and more). Leave them off and the estimate uses only your own tuition and aid.
How much time does it actually save?+
It depends on how many inquiries you get. The point is simple. Your team stops repeating tuition math on first calls and spends that time with families who already know the numbers work.