Brainly is a community and artificial intelligence-supported platform for asking questions and receiving answers for homework from other students, verified experts, and AI in subjects ranging from elementary through college levels. There is a Basic tier that is free with advertising and a paid Plus tier that removes ads and gives access, along with a separate paid live-tutoring product.
Different websites give very different numbers when it comes to Brainly Plus subscription costs. They report either $10/month or $39/year, or $18/6 months, or even $24/year. These aren't just minor rounding errors, but rather reflect regional pricing, promotional prices or possibly platform-specific billing (web page versus app store). Always check the actual price displayed in your sign-up process.
Brainly Basic allows you to ask and read answers for free but works on a point-based model: you will have to earn points (for example, answering other users' questions) and watch ads to be able to ask unlimited questions. The free tier is functional but limited.
Paid upgrade will allow you to remove ads and the point-based restrictions of the free version, along with giving access to expert-verified answers (instead of answers provided by peers only) and more detailed AI explanations. It's not about unlocking additional content but about removing ads and restrictions of the free tier.
Most resources indicate 7 days of free trial prior to any payments being charged. Also reported in all resources is the lack of a money-back guarantee for Brainly Plus after the trial period expires and subscription starts billing. Once the billing cycle ends, there is no refunding of paid period – only a cancellation can prevent the next cycle from being billed.
Parents and teachers can link their account to the student account to see what questions he has searched/asked. This is a special feature different from the core function of the platform that is worth noting separately.
In addition to the Brainly Plus subscription (the enhanced version of Q&A), the company offers a live tutoring product – commonly priced around $29 per month (or roughly $96 annually) – providing access to live human tutors. This is different product than Brainly Plus subscription, which has a separate subscription and session cap.
If the subscription was made on the website – cancellation has to be done through the app/account settings there. However, if the subscription was done via the mobile application on iOS or Android app stores, cancellation must be done via the subscription management interface of that particular app store. Cancellation through the "wrong" interface is a very common mistake.
Reported prices range between around $10/month ($39/year) and $18 per six months and $24 per year – it probably reflects regional pricing or possibly promotional periods, or even web versus mobile app billing platform – but there doesn't seem to be one global price for Brainly Plus. Please verify the actual price at your specific sign-up interface.
Yes, it's fully functional – you can ask and read answers – but access to asking new questions is based on points system: you will have to earn points by participating in the community (answering questions of other users, etc.) and watch ads.
Apart from removal of ads, it removes the point-based restrictions of the free version, unlocks expert-verified answers and more detailed AI explanations. Knowledge base is basically the same, but plus version removes friction of the free tier.
No – these are separate products. Plus enhances the async Q&A and AI assistance; Tutor is a separate pricier subscription product (commonly cited as $29 per month or $96 per year) which is aimed at getting live human tutoring sessions.
No – generally speaking, there is no money back guarantee after the trial period ends and billing starts. You can just cancel to stop future charges, but no refunding of already processed billing cycle happens.
By linking parent or teacher account to the student's account to gain access to his questions and searches. This is a special feature separate from the core of the platform.
Depending on the initial subscription process – if it was made on the Brainly website/app, the cancellation will happen through the app/account settings; otherwise if it was made through mobile app store it needs to be done through that particular app store subscription manager.