Rostering through the systems you already run, single sign-on for staff and students, and reporting your administrators can actually file.
Roster sync pulls classes and students from the platform your school is already standardised on, so nobody re-types a class list. Students are matched against existing accounts by email before any new account is created, which keeps one student to one record.
Roster sync and assignment hand-off.
Single sign-on for staff and students.
Standards-based LTI 1.3 launch.
LTI 1.3 launch and deep linking.
Add a whole staff or student body from a CSV instead of one account at a time.
Usage and safeguarding reports your administrators can file, per class and per school.
Remee is built for classrooms, which means student data handling is part of the product rather than an afterthought. The platform is designed against FERPA, COPPA, GDPR and SDPC expectations, with content safety filtering applied to generated material.
Compliance reporting is available from the educator dashboard so the person who has to file with your state or district can pull what they need without a support ticket.
Enterprise plans are priced per seat with volume discounts, and annual commitments discount further. The three bands below reflect school, multi-school and district scale.
| Band | Seats | Typical fit |
|---|---|---|
| Business Cohort | 20–50 | A department or a small school |
| Premier Network | 51–200 | A whole school |
| Global Alliance | 201–500+ | A district or multi-school group |
Current per-seat pricing for each band is on the plans page.
Google Classroom, Clever, ClassLink, Canvas, Moodle, Schoology, Blackboard and Brightspace. Schools not on one of those can bulk import from CSV.
Yes. SAML single sign-on is available for districts running their own identity provider, and Clever and ClassLink single sign-on are supported directly.
The platform is designed against FERPA, COPPA, GDPR and SDPC expectations. Student work stays within the classroom it belongs to, and content safety filtering is applied to generated material.
Yes. Individual teachers can start on the free plan and move to a seat plan once the pilot has proven itself.
Enterprise seat plans start at 20 seats. Smaller groups are usually better served by a co-op plan, which covers 2 to 30 seats.
Seat plans start at 20 and scale past 500. If you want to pilot with a few teachers first, that works — start free and move to a seat plan when it is proven.
