Key takeaways
- Plans scale by student count, from 30 to 2,000.
- Every plan includes tests, AI, and both apps.
- Higher plans add exports, queries, and advanced analytics.
- You move up only when you cross a limit.
Nindo's pricing follows one simple idea: you pay as your institute grows, not before. The plans scale by the number of students you have, and each one builds on the last. Here's how to choose.
The four plans at a glance
- Starter — free, up to 30 students. Mock tests, fees, one daily AI extraction, and both apps.
- Growth — for up to 150 students. Adds record exports and three daily extractions.
- Pro — for up to 500 students. Adds AI chat for students, query threads, and five daily extractions.
- Institute — for up to 2,000 students. Adds advanced analytics, multi-admin access, and twenty daily extractions.
How to pick
Start with your student count — that sets the floor. Then look at what you need beyond it: if you export records for your own reporting, you'll want Growth. If you run query threads or want AI chat for students, that's Pro. If you have a team of admins and want advanced analytics, that's Institute.
What about extraction limits?
AI extraction is metered per day and resets daily, from one extraction on Starter up to twenty on Institute. If you're digitizing a large archive of old papers quickly, the higher daily limit is often the deciding factor on its own.
A note on billing: monthly pricing is shown on the pricing page, and annual pricing is available in the product. Platform subscriptions are processed by Razorpay — student fees owed to an institute are tracked separately and never collected through Nindo.
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