Is ahaboard Free? Pricing, Free Plan and Limits (2026)

Yes, ahaboard has a free option. You get a 30-minute free trial with no card needed, and after that the free plan gives you 2 lessons a day of 10 minutes each. Unlimited lessons cost A$15.99 a week, A$82.99 every 3 months or A$174.99 a year. See our ahaboard tool page for an overview.

By PowerfulAI.tools Editorial Team · Checked against the official site on 8 November 2026

ahaboard is an AI tutor that talks you through a problem while drawing each step on a whiteboard. You can type a question, snap a photo of your homework or add notes, PDFs, slides or a link, and it builds a lesson from them. Here is what the free version covers and what you get by paying.

What the free plan includes

According to ahaboard's pricing page and homepage:

• A 30-minute free trial to start, with no card needed.
• After the trial, 2 lessons a day, 10 minutes each, free.
• Voice and whiteboard are included on the free plan.

The homepage FAQ says you still get free lessons every day after the trial, and that you can upgrade to Plus if you want longer lessons. The free plan's main limits are the number of lessons (two a day) and their length (10 minutes). The paid plans list unlimited lessons, no time limits, downloadable boards and access to every tutor and language.

The homepage also describes Topic, Exam Prep and Homework modes, teaching in 10 languages, and lessons built from your own photos, PDFs, slides, text files or links. The pricing page does not say whether any of these are restricted on the free plan, so we can't confirm that.

ahaboard pricing

The paid plans all include the same features; only the billing period changes. Our read of the pricing page showed prices in Australian dollars, and the page uses IP geolocation, so you may see a different currency.

The pricing page labels Quarterly as "Popular" and "Save 60%", and Annual as "Best value" and "Save 79%". These figures compare the weekly-equivalent cost with the A$15.99 weekly plan; they are not described as limited-time offers. The page also says you can cancel any time.

Is the paid plan worth it?

You can stay on the free plan if you only get stuck now and then. Two 10-minute lessons a day is enough to work through a tricky homework question or a single concept, especially in Homework mode, where it gives hints one step at a time.

Upgrading makes sense if 10 minutes keeps cutting you off, if you want more than two sessions a day, or if you want to download your boards to keep. Exam revision is the obvious case: running a full study guide through Exam Prep mode is likely to take longer than the free lesson length allows.

On cost, the weekly plan is the most expensive way to pay over time. At A$15.99 a week it suits a short burst before an exam. If you will use it across a term, Quarterly (A$82.99) works out to A$6.38 a week, and Annual (A$174.99) to A$3.36 a week, according to the pricing page.

Free alternatives to ahaboard

These study tools in our directory also have a free option. The pricing notes come from our checked tool pages:

• Mathos AI (formerly MathGPT Pro): A Free plan is available with no card needed. Paid plans are billed weekly: Basic at $5.98 a week and Prime at $9.98 a week, each with a 3-day free trial, and yearly billing is 80 percent off. Enterprise pricing is custom.
• StudyGPT: StudyGPT is free to use, with 40 free queries a day for each free user. The Chrome Web Store listing says it offers in-app purchases but does not list prices.
• Assistena: Assistena is currently free to use. The site says it will keep the product free until it cannot cover its costs.
• Cogent: The Free plan costs nothing with monthly limits; Elite is $5.99 per month, or $4.49 per month billed annually (25% off), with unlimited use.

For more options, see our ahaboard alternatives page.

How we checked

We read ahaboard's official homepage (ahaboard.ai) and pricing page (ahaboard.ai/pricing) on 8 November 2026. All plan details above come from those pages. We did not sign up or start a lesson. Prices and plans change, and the price shown can depend on your location, so check the official pricing page before you pay.

Frequently asked questions

Does ahaboard have a free trial?

Yes. The pricing page offers a 30-minute free trial with no card needed. After the trial you keep 2 free lessons a day of 10 minutes each.

Can I cancel ahaboard any time?

Yes. The pricing page says "Cancel anytime".

Does ahaboard work on a phone?

Yes. The homepage says it runs in your phone's browser with nothing to download, and you can add it to your home screen so it opens like an app.

Who makes ahaboard?

ahaboard is made and run by Thetawave Ai, Inc. The site says there are no ads in lessons and that it doesn't sell your personal data.