DeltaMath Guide

Accounts

DeltaMath for Home

A direct-to-family version of the classroom platform. A parent creates a free Parent account, adds one or more Learner accounts, picks a course, and pays a subscription. No teacher or class code is involved.

deltamath.com/home ↗Have a class code? Use a free school account

Pricing

PlanPriceNotes
Free trial7 daysFull access to the chosen course; converts to the selected paid plan after 7 days unless cancelled
Monthly, 1 learner$9.95 / monthAuto-renews monthly
Yearly, 1 learner$95 / yearAuto-renews yearly; about 20% less than 12 monthly payments
Each additional learner$4.95 / monthProrated onto the existing billing cycle when added
School-purchased Home seats$17.65 / student / yearSold to schools and districts only, on the national list price sheet

Refund and cancellation terms are in DeltaMath's Terms of Service; the subscription section states that renewals are charged automatically and that price changes are announced in advance.

Setting it up

  1. Create a free Parent account

    At deltamath.com/home choose the parent sign-up. This account manages billing and sees progress; it does not do problems.

  2. Add a Learner

    Enter the learner's name and create their login. Learners under 13 must be created here by the parent. Each learner gets a separate login so siblings do not share progress.

  3. Pick a course

    Courses are organized by grade and subject (Grade 6 through AP Calculus, plus prep courses) and split into units. Many families start by letting the learner test out of units they already know.

  4. Start the trial, then practice

    The learner logs in with their own credentials, works through skills with immediate feedback, help videos, and worked examples. The parent dashboard shows accuracy and time on task.

School account vs Home account

School student accountDeltaMath for Home learner
Cost to familyFreeSubscription after trial
How it is createdClass code or school integrationParent account
Who assigns workTeacherLearner or parent chooses a course
Help videosOnly in PLUS/INTEGRAL classesIncluded
Progress reportsTeacher sees data; student sees own scoresParent dashboard
Summer / no classAccount persists but no new assignmentsWorks year-round

Cancelling

Open the Parent account settings and cancel the subscription before the next renewal date. Access continues to the end of the paid period. Adding a learner mid-cycle is prorated; removing one takes effect at the next cycle.

Frequently asked questions

How much does DeltaMath for Home cost?
After a 7-day free trial, $9.95 per month or $95 per year for one learner, with additional learners at $4.95 per month each. Prices are published by DeltaMath and can change; the checkout inside the parent account shows the current figure.
Does DeltaMath for Home renew automatically?
Yes. Both monthly and yearly plans charge the card on file at the start of each period until you cancel from the parent account settings. Cancel before the renewal date to avoid the next charge. School teacher licenses, by contrast, do not auto-renew.
Can my child use their school DeltaMath account at home instead?
Yes, and it is free. A school account works from any device; students simply log in at deltamath.com. DeltaMath for Home is for families who want practice beyond assigned work, homeschoolers, or students without a teacher account.
Can a child under 13 sign up?
Not directly. Learners under 13 must be invited by a parent or guardian from a Parent account, which also holds the billing. Older learners can be added the same way.
What grade levels does DeltaMath for Home cover?
Courses run from about 6th grade through AP Calculus, organized into units, plus prep courses. Younger children are better served by school accounts or other tools, since the interface assumes independent reading and typing.
Do home learners get the help videos?
Yes. Home subscriptions include worked examples on every skill and help videos with closed captions on most skills, the same supports school PLUS and INTEGRAL classes have, along with immediate feedback on every problem.

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