Honest comparisons, not sales spin.

Classplus is built around courses, content and a branded app. ClassHQ is built around the daily operations of running a center — enquiries, fees, attendance and WhatsApp updates to parents. Here’s an honest look at which fits you.

Teachmint leans into teaching — classrooms, content and an LMS, with a generous free tier. ClassHQ leans into operations — getting fees collected, enquiries converted and parents updated on WhatsApp. Here’s how to choose.

ClassPro is a proven all-in-one coaching ERP with a student/parent app and biometric attendance. ClassHQ is the WhatsApp-first alternative — no app for families, no hardware, and you’re live in about 30 minutes. Here’s an honest look at which fits you.

Full ERPs like MyClassCampus, Proctur and eduERP do a great deal — and ask a lot in return: long deployments, consultants and data migration. ClassHQ covers the operations most centers actually use daily, ready in about 30 minutes.

Generic WhatsApp platforms like Wati, Interakt and DoubleTick give you broadcasts and chatbots — then leave you to model students, batches and fees yourself. ClassHQ ships with those built in, so WhatsApp is wired to your actual operations on day one.