Usable Khanmigo pages are the Khan Academy district site and a teacher blog, because the product URL left that host. They describe teacher insights, an AI tutor in lessons, and Writing Coach. Teachers are offered free access in 180+ countries. Student access is limited to U.S. parents and learners, with no dollar figure. District Starter is $10/student/year for 1,000 or fewer licenses.
Official website · www.khanacademy.org
Khanmigo, on these pages, fits a teacher who wants lesson plans, rubrics, hooks, and groupings, or a U.S. district buying licenses that include 1:1 support and Writing Coach. It is a weak fit if you need a learner checkout price or proof of the gain headlines. The product URL left khanacademy.org, and the pages that stayed do not show a parent or learner amount.
On the districts homepage, Khanmigo gives teachers clear insights and ready-to-use actions while bringing district goals into the classroom. A later block says students deserve more than chatbots, and that the AI tutor offers support grounded in real learning, woven into expert-created lessons. Writing Coach is separate: students get step-by-step writing guidance, and teachers get detailed insights. The pricing page puts the same pieces on both editions: a personalized learning system embedded with Khanmigo 1:1 student support and Khanmigo teacher AI tools, plus Khanmigo Writing Coach, with unlimited access. Content named there is math, science, reading, test prep, and financial literacy. Neither page shows a chat transcript.
Official documentationThe blog says Microsoft and Khan Academy are bringing the pilot of Khanmigo for Teachers to 180+ countries and territories, powered by Azure OpenAI Service. A December 4, 2025 update adds 30+ experimental languages. The button is Get Your Free Khanmigo Access. Khanmigo walks you through each of its 20+ teacher activities, and prompting is not required. Named tasks are standards-aligned differentiated lesson plans, rubrics such as one for an expository essay, lesson hooks, and groupings that account for accommodations. Access is not available in Cuba, Iran, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Syria, or Russia-controlled territories in Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk. Student access for Khanmigo is only available to parents and learners in the U.S. No parent price or child cap is shown.
Official documentationEnterprise Starter is the card that says choose this for 1,000 or fewer student licenses, priced at $10/student/year and bought by credit card. Teachers roster their own students. Learning is on-demand video, and implementation support is email. Terms must be accepted as written. The FAQ says they cannot be negotiated and that a purchase order is not accepted. MAP Growth paths are not sold on this edition. The FAQ says to use a demo form if you want that add-on under 1,000 licenses. Enterprise says choose this for more than 1,000 student licenses and offers a free demo with no dollar amount. The FAQ says both editions include the same trusted content, the same personalized learning system, and the same AI tools for students, teachers and administrators. Enterprise adds live professional learning, Clever or ClassLink rostering, and MAP Growth paths as a no-charge add-on. Both cards also list administrator reporting and single sign-on.
Official documentationKhan Academy is 100% free for independent learners, teachers, and parents, with lessons in math, science, reading, test prep, and computer science. Districts get an Enterprise version with rostering and administrator reports. That free-lessons sentence is not Khanmigo for Teachers, and it is not the $10 student license. The blog's free teacher signup is a third door. Security text is on the pricing cards: student privacy and data security, SOC-audited, FERPA and COPPA compliant, and a VPAT for WCAG 2.1AA.
Official documentationFollows the blog's task list. A teacher in an allowed country uses the free signup, then asks for an expository-essay rubric, a lesson hook, or a differentiated plan. The post says the product walks you through each of its 20+ activities without prompting. Grouping that accounts for accommodations is the fourth named task. Treat the output as a draft. The pages do not show an export for the rubric or how a standard code is chosen.
A suggested purchasing pass starts from the license count. At 1,000 or fewer, the path is Enterprise Starter at $10/student/year by credit card, with teachers rostering students. Above 1,000, the card says request a demo, with Clever or ClassLink rostering and MAP Growth paths as a no-charge add-on. Both list 1:1 student support, teacher AI tools, and Writing Coach. Under 1,000 licenses, the FAQ says MAP Growth paths are not sold online. Suggested only. These pages do not show a tax line or a renewal term.
A suggested classroom use puts students in Writing Coach. The districts page says that is step-by-step guidance, with detailed insights for teachers. Pricing cards include the coach with unlimited access on both editions, next to moderation flags. The teacher blog does not describe the coach. It limits non-district student access to U.S. parents and learners. Do not assume the coach is inside the free teacher pilot. Grade bands and a way to turn flags off are not stated.
The blog offers free Khanmigo for Teachers in 180+ countries and names places where access is not available, including Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, and specified regions of Ukraine.
The listed tasks are differentiated lesson plans, rubrics, lesson hooks, and student groupings that account for accommodations. The post says there are 20+ activities and that prompting is not required.
Choose Enterprise Starter at $10/student/year for 1,000 or fewer licenses, paid by credit card. For more than 1,000, the Enterprise card says to request a free demo.
Starter says teachers roster their own students. Enterprise says automated rostering through Clever or ClassLink. MAP Growth paths are a no-charge add-on only on Enterprise.
Teacher access is described as free in the blog post, with no dollar amount. Enterprise Starter is $10/student/year. Enterprise, for more than 1,000 student licenses, has no shown price. A parent or learner dollar amount is not on these pages.
Educators in the countries the blog lists.
Free.
No dollar amount on the teacher post.
U.S. schools with 1,000 or fewer student licenses.
$10/student/year.
Per student, yearly, by credit card.
Districts that need more than 1,000 student licenses.
Not verified.
Demo request above 1,000 licenses.
Khan Academy's lesson library is described as 100% free for independent learners, teachers, and parents. That sentence is not a Khanmigo price. Search pages quote a monthly learner fee. That figure is not in the public district or blog text and is not listed here.
The job is a quiz from your own material, not a district roster.
Khanmigo's pages describe lesson plans, rubrics, Writing Coach, and a per-student license. Choose Quizgecko when the work is quizzes apart from that license.
Students need a study listing instead of a district tutor seat.
Knowt is another education entry. Khanmigo's usable pages are teacher prep, Writing Coach, and district plans. Choose Knowt when the job is independent study rather than a Khan Academy roster.
The blog offers free Khanmigo for Teachers in 180+ countries, with a December 4, 2025 note about 30+ experimental languages. It excludes Cuba, Iran, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Syria, and named regions of Ukraine. No verification step beyond signup is described.
SourceThe blog names standards-aligned differentiated lesson plans, rubrics such as one for an expository essay, lesson hooks, and student groupings that account for accommodations and learning plans. It says Khanmigo walks you through each of its 20+ teacher activities and that prompting is not required. It does not list the other activities.
SourceEnterprise Starter is $10/student/year for 1,000 or fewer student licenses, paid by credit card, and terms cannot be changed. Enterprise, for more than 1,000 licenses, is a free demo request with no shown amount. The pages do not state a parent or learner subscription price.
SourceThe FAQ says both include the same content, the same personalized learning system, and the same AI tools for students, teachers, and administrators. Starter uses teacher rostering, on-demand videos, and email guidance, and it excludes MAP Growth paths. Enterprise adds live professional learning, Clever or ClassLink rostering, and those paths as a no-charge add-on.
SourceA district license is a different path and is described for U.S. schools and districts on the pricing cards.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run Khanmigo, did not sign up as a teacher, and did not buy a district license. The description uses the district homepage, the district pricing page, and the teacher-access blog reviewed on khanacademy.org. The product URL redirected off that host and is not used as a source. This description is based on Khanmigo's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including Khan Academy district pricing, Khan Academy districts, Khanmigo for Teachers country access.
The blog offers teachers free Khanmigo access. District Starter includes a per-student yearly price.