Revise Right Pricing: Free vs Pro GCSE Revision Plans
Compare free access and Revise Right Pro pricing, trial terms, included GCSE and A-Level revision tools, cancellation, and which plan fits your revision.
Choose Pro Monthly at £14.99/month with a 7-day Pro trial.
Public revision notes and past-paper routes are free to browse. Pro Monthly is the current subscription offer for students who want broader access across the connected revision toolkit.
Pro Monthly for broader support with a 7-day Pro trial
What changes when you move beyond the public pages
Paid access expands beyond public notes into Alexis AI, generators, planner tools, richer practice workflows, and the wider revision stack used during exam season.
Flashcard, quiz, and mind-map generation
Planner support and broader exam-practice workflows
A faster route from weak topics to targeted exam prep
Start with public content before you commit
If you are still deciding, begin with the open routes first and move to a paid plan only when you want more depth, more tools, or less friction.
Yes. Public revision notes and past-paper routes are free to browse. Paid plans add the wider signed-in toolkit, including Alexis AI, generators, planning tools and saved study workflows.
Can I try Revise Right before paying?
Eligible new accounts receive a 7-day Pro trial before payment. No card is required and there is no automatic charge. Choose a paid plan later only if you want to keep Pro.
Do paid plans include a 7-day Pro trial?
Eligible new accounts receive a 7-day Pro trial before payment. No card is required and there is no automatic charge. Choose a paid plan later only if you want to keep Pro.
What billing options are available?
After the 7-day Pro trial, you can choose Pro at £14.99/month, £38.97 every 3 months, or £119.88/year. The 3-month plan saves 13% and annual saves 33% compared with monthly. Each plan renews until you cancel from billing settings.
Is Revise Right Pro worth paying for?
Pro is most useful when you want one connected place for notes, active recall, exam practice, planning, and AI study support. Start with the public routes and use the trial to test a real weak topic before deciding.