Free every day. More when exams get close.
Every learner gets a daily allowance of questions, forever, with no card and no trial that ends. Pro and Max raise it for the weeks that need it. Cancelling takes as many taps as subscribing.
Your plan pays for the drawings, the voice, and the next lesson. That is where the money goes.
Wobo is not open yet. One mail the day it is.
The whole tutor. Every subject, the drawn board, the films, the practice, the Sunday note and a linked parent, with a daily allowance that refills once a day.
- A daily allowance, refilled once a day
- Every subject your board sets
- Practice, the week, the Sunday note
- One linked parent
For a learner who leans on it most days: several times the questions, and Wobo reads its answers aloud.
- Five times the free allowance
- Voice replies, in your accent
- Longer lessons on the full board
- Everything in Free
For the boards. So many questions that nobody counts them, and every past paper your board has set.
- Twenty times the free allowance
- Past-paper practice sets
- Enough for a whole exam term
- Everything in Pro
Same price for everyone in your country, never varied by behaviour or device. Cancelling takes as many taps as subscribing, and you keep the plan until the year you paid for ends.
What changes between plans, and what never does.
Most of Wobo is the same on every plan. The allowance changes. The tutor doesn't.
Two boxes, both in plain words.
We ask for exactly two things before taking money: that the person paying is an adult who agrees to the terms, and that they know what a year costs, that it comes round again, and how to stop it. Nothing pre-ticked.
This is what keeps Wobo drawing for your child, and for the next one.
Nothing can be charged and no card is asked for. The prices are set; the payment page is not switched on yet.
What checkout will ask forThe smartest gift for a child who's about to have a hard term.
Three, six or twelve months of Pro, sent to a parent with a note in your words. No account needed to buy. It arrives the day you choose.
The money questions, answered straight.
What happens when the free allowance runs out for the day?
Wobo tells you kindly, shows when it refills, and offers to save your question for the morning. Nothing you've done is lost, and nothing interrupts the lesson to sell you anything.
Is the Sunday note only on paid plans?
No. The note, the parent link, the practice, the drawn board and every subject are on Free. Paid plans change the allowance, voice, and a few extras. They never change the tutor.
Does it renew by itself?
Yes. It renews at the end of every year at the same price, and the checkout shows the amount and the day it will be taken before you pay. Cancelling stops the next one, and you keep the plan until the year you have paid for ends.
How do I cancel?
You → Your plan → Cancel. Two taps, no call, no offer to stay, no reason to give. You keep the plan until the year you paid for ends, nothing renews after that, and everything you learnt stays. Once it is cancelled it cannot be switched back on, so you start a fresh plan after that date if you want one.
Do you give money back?
No. Cancelling is the answer instead: you keep the plan to the end of the year you paid for and nothing renews. Where the law gives you a refund you still have it, and the cancellation document lists every case.
Do prices change by country?
By country, never by person. The page shows your country's price without asking where you are. We never vary a price by behaviour, device or history.
Can two children share one plan?
No. A plan covers one learner, on every plan and every period, because the Sunday note and the memory are personal to the child they are about. A second child needs a second plan. Families with two or more: write to us and we'll sort it.
Are there discounts for schools?
Not yet. Wobo is built around one learner and the parent who reads their Sunday note, so there is no classroom plan to sell and no teacher view to show you. If you teach, write to us and we will tell you honestly where it stands.