Make images and video.
The best image and video models, in one studio.
Quizlet Plus costs $7.99 a month or $35.99 a year, but only Plus Unlimited ($9.99 or $44.99) removes the monthly caps.
By KevinPrices checked on quizlet.com/upgrade and the Quizlet Help Center on 14 November 2026
Quizlet Plus costs $7.99 a month or $35.99 a year, and Quizlet Plus Unlimited costs $9.99 a month or $44.99 a year (US prices on quizlet.com/upgrade, checked 14 November 2026). The catch: Plus still caps you at 20 rounds of Learn questions, 3 practice tests and 3 textbook solutions a month, and only Unlimited removes those caps. The 7-day free trial is for annual plans only and then bills the full year automatically. Free keeps flashcards and games but allows only a limited number of Learn rounds and one practice test per set. Zemith Plus is $15.99 a month with 1.5M credits and turns PDFs, slides, websites and YouTube videos into flashcards, quizzes, podcasts and mind maps next to Claude, GPT and Gemini, but it has no spaced repetition and no public library of shared sets.
ZemithOur pick
If you study from your own slides, PDFs and YouTube lectures and also pay for a chatbot, Zemith Plus covers both for $15.99 a month.
- Plus is $15.99/month ($179.88/year) with 1.5M credits. A Library project holds up to 50 sources (PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, CSV, EPUB, web pages and YouTube links) and makes flashcards (5,000 credits a deck), quizzes (10,000), podcasts (10,000), mind maps (5,000) and study guides from them.
- That is about 300 flashcard decks or 150 quizzes a month from your own course files, with no monthly cap on rounds: study a deck as often as you like, mark cards Got it or Still learning, and review the ones you missed.
- Ask Claude, GPT, Gemini or Grok about the same files, then use web search, deep research and real Word or PowerPoint files for assignments on the same plan. On Plus you can also add your own OpenAI, Anthropic or Google API key: those chats bill to the provider and use no Zemith credits, while tools still use credits.
- What Zemith does not have: spaced repetition scheduling, a searchable library of other students' sets, textbook solutions or a teacher plan with class progress. If those are why you use Quizlet, keep it.
Quizlet Plus Unlimited + ChatGPT Plus$29.99/mo
$9.99/mo Quizlet Plus Unlimited + $20/mo ChatGPT Plus · two apps, two bills
Zemith Plus$15.99/mo
1.5M credits · flashcards, quizzes and podcasts from 50 sources · Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok · web search and files
Start free on Zemith
Free plan · $0 today · Cancel anytime
Upload lecture slides, PDFs, web pages and YouTube lectures, then make flashcards, a quiz, a podcast or a mind map and ask Claude or GPT about them in the same project.
Four catches in how Quizlet sells Plus.
Plus is not unlimited: it has monthly caps on the features people pay for.
“Quizlet Plus provides extended access to premium study tools with monthly usage limits. It's a good fit for learners who want the benefits of Practice Tests, Study Guides, Learn, and Expert Solutions but don't need unlimited access.”Quizlet Help Center, Official policy, Checked 14 Nov 2026
On ZemithZemith charges per output, not per round: a flashcard deck is 5,000 credits and a quiz 10,000, and once a deck exists you can study it as many times as you like. Plus's 1.5M monthly credits cover about 300 decks or 150 quizzes.
The free trial is only for the annual plan, and it rolls straight into a full year.
“You'll be billed automatically for one year and yearly every subsequent year until you cancel.”quizlet.com/upgrade, Official pricing page, Checked 14 Nov 2026
On ZemithZemith has no trial to forget about. Start on the Free plan with no card, then pay $15.99 for one month of Plus if you want to try Library before committing to a year.
Refunds for website purchases are case by case.
“We'll review your request when we receive it and may issue your refund depending on the details of your purchase.”Quizlet Help Center, Official refund policy, Checked 14 Nov 2026
On ZemithWhichever app you pick, check where you pay: App Store and Google Play purchases of either app go through Apple's and Google's own refund process, and Quizlet asks you to cancel at least 24 hours before renewal.
On Free, Learn mode runs out after a limited number of rounds per set.
“If you're not a Quizlet subscriber, you can study with Learn for free for a limited number of rounds per flashcard set.”Quizlet Help Center, Official policy, Checked 14 Nov 2026
On ZemithZemith Free is chat only (1,100 credits a day), so it is not a free flashcard app. On Plus, decks and quizzes you make stay in your project and have no round limit.
Every workspace tool included in one subscription.
When a card does not make sense, ask Claude for a careful explanation, then hand the same question to GPT or Gemini without opening another app.
Get finished work, not just answers.
Ask once and get docs, slides, sheets and PDFs that are ready to send.
Hand off the busywork.
Cloud tasks keep working while you're away, on a schedule if you like.
Learn from any file.
Turn PDFs, links and YouTube videos into podcasts, quizzes, flashcards and mind maps.
Stay in flow.
Keep chats, notes and whiteboards open side by side in FocusOS, and switch without losing your place.
Connects to the apps you already use.
Notion, Linear, Canva, Airtable and more. It asks before it creates or changes anything.
Talk to it. Show it your screen.
Real-time voice that can see your camera or screen.
Build it once. Run it anytime.
Chain models and tools on a visual canvas, from one prompt to a finished promo video.
Put routine work on autopilot.
Briefings, reports and reminders run on a schedule and are ready when you need them.
Turn any recording into notes.
Upload a meeting or lecture and get a timestamped transcript you can summarize in one click.
Listen on the go.
Turn docs and notes into natural audio, in many voices.
Use the best model for each job.
GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek and more in one chat. Switch whenever you like.
What Quizlet does well, and where Zemith matches it or does not.
Real spaced repetition on the website.
“Spaced Repetition helps you review flashcards based on how well you remember them. After reviewing each card, you rate your recall, and Quizlet uses your response to determine when to show the card again.”Quizlet Help Center, Official help article, Checked 14 Nov 2026
On ZemithZemith does not schedule reviews. Its flashcard viewer lets you mark cards Got it or Still learning, star cards and review the missed or starred ones, but it will not tell you which day to review a card. For long-term memorization, Quizlet or Anki do this better.
Hundreds of millions of ready-made sets.
“Quizlet has over 700 million flashcard sets created by students and teachers.”quizlet.com/teachers, Official product page, Checked 14 Nov 2026
On ZemithZemith has no public set library to search. It makes decks from your own course files instead, and you can share a deck or quiz with classmates by link.
It records and transcribes long lectures.
“Record or upload audio from a lecture to generate a Study Guide and flashcard set. Quizlet transcribes and summarizes your recording, helping you turn lectures and other course materials into study resources.”Quizlet Help Center, Official help article, Checked 14 Nov 2026
On ZemithQuizlet takes recordings up to 5 hours (500 MB), with a limited number on Free and Plus. Zemith has no in-app lecture recorder: Speech to text transcribes uploads up to 25 MB at 800 credits per started minute, and you add the transcript to a Library project.
At every tier, here is what Quizlet costs versus Zemith.
Quizlet US prices and plan limits from quizlet.com/upgrade and the Quizlet Help Center on 14 November 2026. The US App Store lists Quizlet in-app purchases from $9.99 to $44.99, so the price shown in the app can differ from the website. Zemith prices from zemith.com/pricing; Zemith credit costs from the app. ChatGPT Plus price from chatgpt.com/pricing, checked 12 November 2026.
| Tier | Quizlet (US website) | Zemith equivalent | What changes on Zemith |
|---|---|---|---|
Free No payment | $0 with ads: flashcards and games, a limited number of Learn rounds per set, 1 practice test (Test) per set, limited AI Practice Tests and Study Guides | $0, no card: 1,100 credits a day for chat with the free models | Quizlet Free is the better free flashcard app; Zemith Free is chat only, with no Library or study tools |
Quizlet Plus, monthly Capped | $7.99/mo: 20 rounds of Learn questions, 3 practice tests and 3 Q&A or textbook solutions a month, ad-free; no free trial on monthly | $15.99/mo Plus: 1.5M credits, about 300 flashcard decks or 150 quizzes from your own files a month | $8 more a month, with no round limits and a multi-model chatbot, web search and file creation; no textbook solutions |
Quizlet Plus Unlimited, monthly No caps | $9.99/mo: unlimited Learn rounds, complete access to practice tests, textbook solutions (English textbooks only), ad-free | $15.99/mo Plus | $6 more a month; Quizlet keeps spaced repetition and its set library, Zemith adds Claude, GPT, Gemini and Grok |
Yearly Billed upfront | $35.99/yr Plus or $44.99/yr Plus Unlimited; 7-day trial, then billed for the year automatically | $179.88/yr Plus | Quizlet yearly is much cheaper if flashcards are the only thing you pay for |
Study app + chatbot What many students pay | $44.99/yr Plus Unlimited + $20/mo ChatGPT Plus = $284.99 a year | $179.88/yr Zemith Plus | Save $105.11 a year on one bill |
Teachers Classroom tools | Quizlet Plus for teachers: 30-day free trial, then $35.99/yr; student progress, Quizlet Live customizations | No teacher plan; quizzes and decks can be shared by link | No class rosters or progress tracking on Zemith; it suits teachers who build quizzes and study guides from their own material |
AI chat Explanations | Ask Quizlet: US only, age 14+, up to 3 files at a time, model not named; the Q-Chat tutor was retired in June 2025 | Claude, GPT, Gemini and Grok; own OpenAI, Anthropic or Google key on Plus | Key chats bill to your provider and use no credits; tools and study outputs still use credits |
Lecture audio Recordings | Audio Notes: record in the app or upload up to 5 hours (500 MB); limited on Free and Plus, unlimited on Plus Unlimited | Speech to text: upload up to 25 MB; no in-app recorder | 800 credits per started minute, so a 50-minute lecture is 40,000 credits |
Our verdict: Quizlet Plus Unlimited is worth it for flashcard-only studying; if you also pay for a chatbot, Zemith Plus is cheaper overall.
- Quizlet Plus is $7.99 a month or $35.99 a year but caps Learn at 20 rounds, practice tests at 3 and textbook solutions at 3 a month. Plus Unlimited ($9.99 or $44.99) is the plan that actually removes the limits.
- The 7-day trial applies only to annual plans and renews for a full year automatically; refunds for website purchases are reviewed case by case.
- Zemith Plus ($15.99 a month, $179.88 a year) makes flashcards, quizzes, podcasts and mind maps from up to 50 of your own sources per project and adds Claude, GPT, Gemini and Grok, web search and file creation. It has no spaced repetition or shared set library, so it replaces a study app plus a chatbot rather than Quizlet's memorization tools.
- Comparing other options? Read the best Quizlet alternatives, ranked by real cost.
Questions people ask about Quizlet pricing.
How much is Quizlet Plus?
On quizlet.com/upgrade (US, checked 14 November 2026), Quizlet Plus is $7.99 a month or $35.99 a year, and Quizlet Plus Unlimited is $9.99 a month or $44.99 a year. Quizlet Plus for teachers is $35.99 a year after a 30-day free trial. The US App Store lists in-app purchases from $9.99 to $44.99, so compare the price in the app with the website before you pay.
What is the difference between Quizlet Plus and Plus Unlimited?
Plus gives 20 rounds of Learn questions, 3 practice tests and 3 Q&A or textbook solutions a month, ad-free. Plus Unlimited removes those caps: unlimited Learn rounds, complete access to practice tests and millions of textbook solutions (English textbooks only). Unlimited also allows unlimited Audio Notes recordings, which are limited on Free and Plus.
Is Quizlet Plus worth it?
If flashcards and Learn mode are the only thing you pay for, Plus Unlimited at $44.99 a year is good value and cheaper than Zemith. Plain Plus is weaker value because its monthly caps hit during exam weeks. If you also pay $20 a month for ChatGPT Plus or Claude Pro, Zemith Plus at $179.88 a year replaces both, though without spaced repetition.
Does Quizlet Plus have a free trial?
Yes, but only on annual plans: 7 days for students and 30 days for Quizlet Plus for teachers. Quizlet emails a reminder before the trial ends, then bills the full year automatically and every year after until you cancel. The monthly plan has no trial. Quizlet says to cancel at least 24 hours before the renewal date.
Is Quizlet free?
Yes. A free account can make and study flashcard sets and play games like Match, but Learn allows only a limited number of rounds per set, Test to one practice test per set, and AI Practice Tests and Study Guides to limited access. Free also shows ads.
Can I get a refund for Quizlet Plus?
If you paid on the website, you request a refund through Quizlet's contact form, and Quizlet says it may issue one depending on the details of your purchase. App Store and Google Play purchases are refunded through Apple or Google. Cancelling keeps your sets and folders on the free plan.
Does Zemith have spaced repetition like Quizlet?
No. Zemith's flashcards let you mark cards Got it or Still learning, star cards and review the missed or starred ones, but Zemith does not schedule reviews over days. It also has no public library of other students' sets. Zemith's strength is making decks, quizzes and podcasts from your own files and explaining them with Claude, GPT or Gemini.
Can Zemith make flashcards from a PDF or YouTube video?
Yes. The AI Flashcard Generator turns one PDF, TXT or Markdown file or a YouTube transcript into a deck for 5,000 credits, and the AI Quiz Generator turns a document into a multiple-choice quiz with explanations. Both run on credits, more than Free's 1,100 a day, so they need a paid plan. On Plus, a Library project makes decks and quizzes from up to 50 sources.
Can I use my own OpenAI, Anthropic or Google key on Zemith?
Yes, on Plus and Professional, on web, iPhone and Android. Chats on that provider's models are billed to your provider account and use no Zemith credits; tools such as web search and Library outputs still use credits. A key also unlocks that provider's top models, such as Claude Opus on Plus.
Turn your own lecture files into flashcards and quizzes next to Claude and GPT. Start on Zemith for $0 today.
See Zemith plansRead these next to compare the other tools.
- The best Quizlet alternatives, ranked by real cost
- AI Flashcard Generator: flashcards from a PDF or YouTube video
- AI Quiz Generator: a practice quiz from your notes
- NotebookLM pricing 2026: Free, Plus and the real cost
- Turbo AI pricing 2026: is it free, and what Unlimited costs
- Chat with PDF & document analysis in Zemith
- Bring your own OpenAI, Anthropic or Google API key
- Zemith for students
Article by Kevin · Founder at Zemith
Founder of Zemith, the all-in-one AI workspace built for people who use GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and Creative Studio every day.
I spend my weeks testing model releases, pricing structures and real document, research and creative workflows across Web, iOS and Android.