Edcafe AI
Twelve teacher generators plus student-facing chatbots and auto-graders
About Edcafe AI
Edcafe AI is a teacher toolkit built around a dozen generators and two things most of its competitors do not have: chatbots students can actually talk to, and automatic graders. The generators cover the familiar ground - quizzes, lesson content, flashcards, slide decks, reading material, assignments - but the chatbot side is what makes it different. A teacher can create a bot scoped to a topic or a text, publish it to a class, and let students use it for practice or revision without handing them a general-purpose model.
The quiz builder works from a YouTube video as readily as from a document, which covers a common classroom pattern: assign a video, check whether anyone watched it. The graders mark student submissions against criteria you set. Taken together this is a tool for teachers who want the production work handled and are also willing to put an AI surface in front of students, which is a different posture from most of this category. Pricing deserves one note before you look at it: Pro and Premium are both labelled billed annually and no monthly option is offered, so the $7.99 and $14.99 figures are annual-equivalent monthly rates rather than a price you can pay for a single month. The free tier is permanent, with 100 generations a month, three chatbots and three graders, which is enough to run a class rather than merely to look around. Like Eduaide, Edcafe publishes no adoption figure of its own.
You choose what you are making from the generator list and give it a source or a specification: a topic, an uploaded document, a YouTube link, a reading level. Edcafe produces the resource, which you edit before use. For the student-facing side you create a chatbot, scope it to the material it is allowed to work from, and share it with a class, so students get a bounded assistant rather than an open one. Graders are set up the same way: define the criteria, collect submissions, and let the grader produce a first pass that you review. Resources, bots and graders live together in the workspace, so a unit's materials and its student-facing tools stay in one place. Schools that need it can ask for a SOC 2 Type 2 report, which is listed on the school side of the pricing page.
- •Twelve Generators - Quizzes, lesson content, flashcards, slide decks, reading passages and assignments from a topic, a document or a link
- •Student-Facing Chatbots - Bots scoped to specific material and published to a class, instead of pointing students at a general model
- •Automatic Graders - Submissions marked against criteria you define, with the teacher reviewing the output
- •YouTube-to-Quiz - A quiz built from a video, for checking that assigned watching actually happened
- •Permanent Free Tier - 100 AI generations a month plus three chatbots and three graders at no cost
- •School Compliance - An annual SOC 2 Type 2 report available for schools and districts
Teachers who want one tool covering both resource creation and student-facing practice, and schools comfortable with students using a bounded AI assistant. The free tier is the most usable in this batch for a single teacher's real workload. Against it: there is no published evidence of adoption anywhere on the site, so the traction case rests on the product rather than on numbers; the annual-only billing means you cannot try a paid month, and this directory's monthly price columns will stay empty for it; and the generator list overlaps heavily with Eduaide and MagicSchool, so the chatbots and graders are the reason to pick it rather than the generators themselves.
Pricing
From $0/mo
Billed annually, no monthly price published
- Free$0/mo
- Pro$7.99/mo yearly
- Premium$14.99/mo yearly
- Schools and districtsContact sales
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-10-14
