What Outschool is
Outschool is an online marketplace of classes for learners ages 3 to 18. Most classes are live video meetings at set times. Others are self-paced with recorded lessons.
Class types include one-time sessions, short courses, camps, semester courses and weekly classes. Families can pay for each class or join an optional monthly membership that gives credits toward classes.
At a glance
From the company's own pages. Prices and rules change, so confirm on their site.
- What it covers
- Live online classes on many subjects, plus self-paced classes
- Ages or grades
- Ages 3 to 18
- Price
- Set by each class listing. Membership is optional, as of October 8, 2026
- Format
- Live video meetings, built-in tools or Zoom; self-paced option with recorded lessons
- Works on
- Website, plus apps on the App Store and Google Play
- Free version or trial
- Membership includes a member library of 100+ self-paced classes
Questions parents ask about Outschool
Do I need a membership to take Outschool classes?
No. Outschool says a membership is not required. You can enroll in any class by checking out with a payment method.
How are weekly Outschool classes billed?
Outschool says recurring weekly classes meet weekly and are charged weekly as a subscription on Sunday mornings.
