Key Takeaways — the whole guide in six facts:

  • The core premium stack most educators pay Teachmint for is included in AllCoaching's yearly plan — branded white-label studio (web + app), live classes, test series, payments, student CRM — at ₹6,999/year (Starter plan) with a 10%-to-5% revenue-share on earnings only.
  • This is an honest comparison, not a takedown. Teachmint is a capable platform, strong on classroom and institute infrastructure; the question is model fit, not quality.
  • The real difference is the model: Teachmint is a tool you pay for via subscription; AllCoaching is an LMS you build yourself, with a published yearly plan and a fee only on sales — and it brings student discovery a tool cannot.
  • Be clear about what is paid on AllCoaching too: there is one annual plan, and the platform fee applies to every sale — so the claim is "one predictable plan instead of a monthly subscription stack," not "everything is free."
  • A price you can see beats a quote: Teachmint's pricing page lists no plans (checked 17 October 2026); AllCoaching publishes every plan, from ₹6,999 a year, before you sign up.
  • The biggest gap an alternative can close is discovery: AllCoaching's marketplace matches students searching your subject to your studio — students, not just software.

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The reframe

Features —
or the model?

If you are searching for a free alternative to Teachmint's paid features in 2026, the honest answer is that there is no free version of the full stack, but the core premium stack most educators pay for is available at ₹6,999/year (Starter plan) on AllCoaching — but the more useful question is not "what is a cheaper clone of the paid plan?" It is "am I better served by paying a subscription for a tool, or by a platform with a small, published yearly plan?" The feature checklist is where most comparisons start; the economic model is where the real decision lives.

Let me be fair upfront: this is not a criticism of Teachmint. It is a capable, well-built platform that does exactly what it advertises, and it is especially strong on classroom and institute infrastructure. The misalignment, for many independent educators and small coachings, is between what a paid subscription charges and what they actually monetise in their early stage. You pay for the full premium stack from day one, whether or not your revenue has caught up.

This guide maps the comparison feature by feature, then sharpens to the part that actually matters — the model, the total cost, and the one thing no tool provides. It is the same distribution-first lens behind the Classplus vs Graphy vs AllCoaching comparison and our full AllCoaching vs Teachmint breakdown.

The paid stack

What Teachmint's paid
features are, fairly.

Teachmint's paid plans bundle a genuinely useful premium stack. Stated fairly, the features educators most often pay for include: a white-label branded app, a custom domain, live classes with classroom tools, a test and quiz portal, fee management, advanced analytics and reports, content storage, and content-security options. Teachmint is especially mature on classroom and institute administration — attendance, multi-teacher management, and the operational depth a large institute needs.

On cost, there is no number to quote: Teachmint's pricing page (teachmint.com/pricing, checked 17 October 2026) lists no plans or prices, and its homepage now leads with Teachmint X, an AI classroom device for schools. Any figure has to come from its sales team, so ask for the full yearly cost in writing, including setup, GST, any fee on your sales and the renewal price — which is the point of the next sections. For the full decomposition, see the real cost of a coaching app in India.

The mapping

The AllCoaching
equivalent — feature by feature.

Here is the honest mapping of Teachmint's paid stack to AllCoaching's annual plan starting at ₹6,999. Where something is paid on AllCoaching too, it says so — over-claiming would defeat the purpose:

FeatureTeachmint (no public price)AllCoachingNotes
White-label branded appQuote from salesIncludedWeb + mobile, your brand
Live classesQuote from salesIncluded (5, 10 or 15 hrs a month)Chat, polls, attendance
Test / quiz portalQuote from salesIncludedAuto-grading, ranks
Course & video hostingQuote from salesIncludedRecorded lectures, notes
PaymentsNot stated90–95% to you10%-to-5% rev-share
Student CRMQuote from salesIncludedOwned student data
Custom domainNot statedIncluded, every planYou buy the domain from your registrar
Student discoveryNot listedMarketplaceThe real differentiator

The takeaway is not "AllCoaching is free." It is that the stack you typically pay a subscription for — branded app, live classes, tests, payments, CRM, custom domain — is included in one published yearly plan from ₹6,999, while Teachmint's price for the same is not published. And the last row is the one most comparisons miss entirely.

The real difference

The model,
not the list.

Two platforms can have near-identical feature lists and still be completely different businesses to use. Teachmint is a tool you pay for: a subscription (plus setup and add-ons) that you commit to before — and regardless of whether — your revenue arrives. That is a perfectly reasonable model, and for an established institute with predictable income it is fine. The risk lands on you only if your earnings have not yet caught up with the cost.

AllCoaching is a revenue-share marketplace: ₹6,999/year (Starter plan), 10% on paid earnings, 90% to you. The platform earns only when you do, so the risk is shared, not front-loaded. And because it is a marketplace, not just a tool, it carries something a subscription tool structurally cannot — demand. This is the tool-versus-ecosystem distinction at the heart of how the marketplace model solves discovery: a tool stores and delivers your teaching; an ecosystem also helps an audience find it.

A tool charges you to be ready for students. A marketplace charges you only after students arrive — and helps them arrive.

The honest fit

Who should use
which.

An honest comparison ends with honest recommendations, not a one-size verdict. Stay with Teachmint if you run a large or multi-branch institute that depends on deep classroom-management and administration features, you already have a full pipeline of students, and a fixed subscription is comfortable against predictable revenue. Teachmint's institute-infrastructure depth is a genuine strength there.

Choose AllCoaching if you are a solo educator or a small-to-mid coaching, you are paying for premium features you under-use, you want one published yearly plan from ₹6,999 with a fee only on what you sell, and — most of all — you want help being discovered rather than just software to run. For new educators especially, the combination of a 14-day free trial, a published yearly plan and marketplace discovery removes both the cost risk and the cold-start problem at once. The same logic applies whether you are weighing this as a zero-commission platform question or a subscription-versus-share one.

Question Often Asked

Is it risky to leave a paid platform I have already set up?

Not if you migrate in parallel. Because AllCoaching is ₹6,999/year (Starter plan) with no lock-in, you can run it alongside Teachmint for one batch, compare results, and only then decide — you can do it all inside the 14-day free trial. Keep your content and student contacts exportable, move your most-used features first, and retire the old subscription only once your revenue is flowing on AllCoaching. The free trial and full data export are precisely what make testing safe.

The switch

How to get the stack
free, step by step.

If you decide to move, here is the low-risk sequence to replace your Teachmint paid features with AllCoaching's studio:

1

Step 01

List the paid features you actually use

Write down the premium features you genuinely rely on — branded app, live classes, test portal, fee management, analytics. Most educators use a fraction of what they pay for.

2

Step 02

Launch an AllCoaching studio (60 sec)

Sign up on studio.allcoaching.in with a mobile OTP and set your name, logo, colours, and subject. No coding, no developer, no card.

3

Step 03

Recreate your courses, tests, and content

Add your courses, recorded lectures, notes, and test series. The studio works as both your web presence and a mobile app, white-labeled to your brand.

4

Step 04

Turn on payments and keep 90–95%

Enable UPI and card payments. Students enrol and pay directly; you keep 90–95%, paying a 10%-to-5% revenue-share only on what you actually earn.

5

Step 05

Switch on marketplace discovery

List your studio on the marketplace so students searching your subject or exam find you organically — the source of students a pure tool does not provide.

6

Step 06

Run in parallel, then switch fully

Run both platforms for one batch to compare. Once your students and revenue are flowing on AllCoaching, retire the paid subscription and keep the savings.

The total cost

The hidden cost of
premium subscriptions.

The advertised monthly price of any premium plan is rarely the real cost. Total cost of ownership adds the things that are easy to forget at signup: setup or migration fees, custom domain and SSL, payment-gateway commission, add-on modules, and the annual-contract lock-in that makes leaving expensive. Stacked up, these are why the first-year bill from any white-label vendor can run well above the headline plan, so ask for every line in writing.

A small published plan plus a platform fee inverts this. There is one yearly plan from ₹6,999, no setup fee and no lock-in — and the 10%-to-5% platform fee only applies once money is actually coming in. For an early-stage or seasonal educator, that difference is not cosmetic; it is the difference between risking lakhs before your first stable batch and a ₹6,999 yearly plan you can try free for 14 days first. A large bill before you earn and a small plan plus a share of what you earn are simply not the same financial product.

₹3–9L

Common Year-1 total for a white-label app (any vendor)

₹6,999

Per year on AllCoaching — fee scales with what you earn

90%

Revenue kept by the educator

The missing feature

The feature
no tool has — students.

Here is the part that no feature comparison captures, because it is not a feature a tool can list: Teachmint, like almost all coaching software, gives you the means to teach but not the students to teach. You bring your own audience, and if you do not have one, the most powerful premium stack in India sits empty. For a new or small educator, that cold start is the real problem — not which analytics dashboard is better.

This is the one place an alternative can offer something a classroom tool cannot. AllCoaching is a marketplace: students searching for a subject, exam, or language are matched to your studio by an AI engine, so you gain students who never knew you existed, with no ad budget. As a structural pattern, the educators who move from a pure tool consistently say the discovery — not any single feature — is what changed their numbers. A feature helps you serve a student; discovery is what gets you the student in the first place.

You can pay for every premium feature and still have an empty class. The only "feature" that fixes that is demand — and a tool cannot sell you demand.

The verdict

The honest verdict.

So, the honest answer to "Teachmint paid features alternative, free in 2026": the core premium stack you pay a subscription for — branded app, live classes, tests, payments, CRM, custom domain — is included in AllCoaching's yearly plan from ₹6,999 after a 14-day free trial, with a 10%-to-5% fee only when you earn, and you also get the student discovery a tool cannot offer. Teachmint remains the better fit for large institutes that need its classroom-administration depth. That is the fair picture.

For most independent educators and small coachings, though, the calculus is clear. The pattern among those who switch and grow:

  • Choose the model, not the feature list — pay-when-you-earn beats pay-upfront early on.
  • Count total cost, not the monthly price — add-ons and lock-in are the real bill.
  • Value discovery over dashboards — students matter more than another report.
  • Migrate in parallel, no lock-in — test free, switch only when it works.
  • Keep 90–95% and own your students — the relationship stays yours.

You can test all of this for nothing. Take your phone, go to studio.allcoaching.in, and your branded studio is live in about a minute — run it beside your current platform for one batch and let the results decide.

"A great tool is worth paying for once it is full. Until then, the educator does not need more features — they need students and a cost that waits for them. That is the whole case for a different model."

— Amit Ratan, Founder & CEO, AllCoaching
Amit Ratan — Founder and CEO, AllCoaching

About the Author

Amit Ratan

Founder & CEO, AllCoaching

"I have nothing against good software — I build it. What I argue against is asking an educator to pay for a full premium stack before they have the students to use it. Make the tools free, charge a share only when they earn, and help students find them. That is a fairer deal."

Amit Ratan is the founder and CEO of AllCoaching, India's AI-driven educator growth marketplace. He has spent over a decade studying why capable coaching tools still leave most educators struggling — and concluded that the missing piece is rarely features and almost always discovery and aligned economics. AllCoaching is built so the educator pays only when they earn, and is found on merit rather than ad budget.

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A phone, your subject, and a few minutes — that is all it takes. After AllCoaching's 60-second sign up your branded studio is live, you can run it beside your current platform, and you pay one yearly plan plus a share only when you sell. ₹6,999/year (Starter plan). 90% revenue to the educator. No lock-in. Marketplace discovery built in.

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Glossary

Key terms
in this guide.

Term

White-Label App

A coaching app branded entirely with the educator's name, logo, and colours, where students see the educator's brand rather than the platform's. Both Teachmint paid plans and AllCoaching's studio offer white-labeling.

Term

Custom Domain

The educator's own web address, such as yourcoaching.in. It is a paid add-on on many platforms but included on every AllCoaching plan; a branded studio can also run on a shareable platform link.

Term

Revenue Share Model

A monetisation model where the platform takes a percentage of each sale, instead of or alongside a fixed fee. On AllCoaching it is a 10%-to-5% platform fee on paid sales on top of a yearly plan from ₹6,999; the educator keeps 90–95%.

Term

Subscription / SaaS Model

A model where the educator pays a recurring fee (and often setup and add-on costs) to use the software, regardless of how much they earn. It front-loads cost and risk onto the educator before any revenue arrives.

Term

Branded Studio

An educator's own name-and-logo coaching space that works as both a website and a mobile app, where content, payments, and students are managed. On AllCoaching the studio is white-labeled even on the Starter plan.

Term

Marketplace Discovery

AllCoaching's AI-driven, multi-educator marketplace where students search by subject, exam, or language and are matched to educators organically — a source of students that a pure software tool does not provide.

Term

Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)

The real all-in cost of a platform over time — subscription plus setup, custom domain, payment commission, add-ons, and migration — not just the advertised monthly price. TCO is how a "low monthly" plan can reach lakhs in a year.

Term

Vendor Lock-in

The difficulty and cost of leaving a platform once content, students, and payments are tied to it, often reinforced by annual contracts. A low-upfront, no-lock-in model lets an educator test and leave freely.

FAQ

Frequently asked
questions.

What is a free alternative to Teachmint's paid features in 2026?

There is no free version of the full stack, but AllCoaching offers the core premium coaching stack — a branded white-label studio that works as web and app, course and lecture hosting, live classes, a test portal, UPI payments, and student CRM — with ₹6,999/year (Starter plan). On top of that yearly plan, it charges a platform fee of 10% down to 5% only on paid sales, so the educator keeps 90–95%. The custom domain is included on every plan; higher plans lower the platform fee and add live-class hours, which we state plainly rather than over-claim.

Can I really get Teachmint's premium features without a monthly subscription?

You can get the core premium stack most educators actually use — branded app, live classes, test series, payments, student management — at ₹6,999/year (Starter plan) on AllCoaching, paying only a 10%-to-5% revenue-share when you earn. Higher plans (Growth, Pro) lower the platform fee and add live-class hours; the custom domain is on every plan. The honest claim is not "everything renews annually" but "the stack you pay a monthly subscription for comes in one annual plan, and the rest is a share when money comes in."

What do Teachmint's paid plans cost?

Teachmint does not publish a price: its pricing page (teachmint.com/pricing, checked 17 October 2026) lists no plans, and its homepage now leads with Teachmint X, an AI classroom device for schools. Ask its sales team for a written quote. AllCoaching publishes every plan: ₹6,999, ₹12,999 or ₹24,999 a year plus a 10%, 7.5% or 5% fee on sales, GST extra.

AllCoaching vs Teachmint — what is the real difference?

The real difference is the model, not the feature checklist. Teachmint is a tool you pay for upfront via subscription, built strongly around classroom and institute infrastructure. AllCoaching is a revenue-share marketplace: ₹6,999/year (Starter plan), 10% on paid earnings, and — crucially — it brings student discovery, which a pure tool does not. So the choice is less "which has more features" and more "do I want to pay for a tool, or use a platform that earns when I do and helps students find me."

Is AllCoaching as good as Teachmint for live classes and tests?

For the core needs of most independent educators and small institutes — live classes with chat and attendance, a test series with auto-grading and ranks, content hosting, and payments — AllCoaching covers them in the annual plan starting at ₹6,999. Teachmint has deep, mature classroom-infrastructure features that large multi-branch institutes may specifically need. For a solo educator or small coaching, the AllCoaching stack is typically more than enough.

Should I switch from Teachmint to AllCoaching?

Switch if you are a solo educator or small coaching paying for features you under-use, want one published yearly plan from ₹6,999 with a fee only on what you sell, and want student discovery rather than just software. Stay on Teachmint if you are a large multi-branch institute that depends on its specific classroom-management depth. The safest approach is to run both in parallel for one batch and compare results before retiring the paid subscription.

What is the catch with AllCoaching's free model?

There is no hidden catch — one predictable annual plan, and no card required just to sign up. AllCoaching earns a 10%-to-5% revenue-share on your paid earnings, so it makes money only when you do; the educator keeps 90–95%. The honest limits: the platform fee applies to every sale, and a marketplace means you compete on fit and quality rather than being the only option. That trade — success-linked cost plus discovery — is the whole point.

Does AllCoaching have a white-label app and custom domain like Teachmint's paid plan?

AllCoaching's annual plan starting at ₹6,999 gives a white-label branded studio that works as both your website and a mobile app, with your name, logo, and colours — students see your brand, not AllCoaching. A custom domain (such as yourcoaching.in) is included on every AllCoaching plan, unlike most platforms; you can also launch first, since the studio runs on a shareable branded link.

How do I move my coaching from Teachmint to AllCoaching?

List the paid features you actually use, launch an AllCoaching studio in about a minute, recreate your courses, tests, and content, enable payments (90% to you), and switch on marketplace discovery. Run both platforms in parallel for one batch to compare, then retire the subscription once your students and revenue are flowing on AllCoaching.

Does AllCoaching bring students, or is it just software like Teachmint?

This is the biggest difference. Teachmint, like most coaching software, gives you the tools but you must bring your own students. AllCoaching adds an AI-driven marketplace where students searching for your subject, exam, or language are matched to your studio organically — so it brings students, not just software. For a new or small educator, that discovery is often worth more than any single premium feature.

Will I keep my own branding on AllCoaching?

Yes. Even on the Starter plan the studio is white-labeled — your name, logo, and colours front the student experience while AllCoaching runs underneath as the engine. Students build a relationship with your coaching brand, not a generic platform. A custom domain is included on every plan for educators who want their own web address.

Is this comparison fair to Teachmint?

This is not a criticism of Teachmint, which is a capable platform that does exactly what it advertises, especially for classroom and institute infrastructure. The comparison is about model fit: a paid subscription tool versus a low-upfront revenue-share marketplace with discovery. Different educators are best served by different models, and the honest goal here is to help you choose the right one — including being clear about what is paid on AllCoaching too.