Lesso Pricing

Subscribe for a monthly Lesso coin allowance to generate AI lessons, run student speaking activities, and copy from Explore. New teachers receive a welcome bonus when they join.

Free

Try Lesso with a one-time welcome bonus

300

welcome coins

  • AI block generation: Standard rates
  • On-demand AI (incl. conversation): Standard rates
  • Custom lesson brand color:
  • Support: Regular email support

Free

One-time welcome bonus — no subscription

Lite

Steady lesson prep for one class

500

coins / month

Full AI lessons~8–26

  • AI block generation: Standard rates
  • On-demand AI (incl. conversation): Standard rates
  • Custom lesson brand color: Included
  • Support: Regular email support

$4.99 / month

Topped up to plan minimum each period

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Weekly AI lessons across your classes

1,000

coins / month

Full AI lessons~18–58

  • AI block generation: 10% off AI block generation
  • On-demand AI (incl. conversation): 20% off on-demand AI (incl. conversation)
  • Custom lesson brand color: Included
  • Support: Priority email support

$9.99 / month

Topped up to plan minimum each period

Max

High-volume creation and student AI use

2,000

coins / month

Full AI lessons~42–133

  • AI block generation: 20% off AI block generation
  • On-demand AI (incl. conversation): 50% off on-demand AI (incl. conversation)
  • Additional coin top-ups: 20% off additional credit purchases
  • Custom lesson brand color: Included
  • Support: Priority email support

$18.99 / month

Topped up to plan minimum each period

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2026-06-30 · 8 min read

Build lessons from the news: pick a headline, teach what is happening today

Turn real English-language headlines into ready-to-teach lessons. Browse or search current news, select an article, and Lesso pulls in the story, fills your lesson brief, and uses the article photo for your first image block—so students practice language on topics they already care about.