Students collaborate wherever it is easiest — usually on personal accounts nobody can see into. CollaboPoint gives classes and staff a shared workspace with roles, an activity log and no social features, and it is free to start.
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If more than one of these lands, the tool sprawl is costing you more than the subscriptions do.
Everything below works today. What doesn't, we list further down.
A workspace per class, project or department, with documents, sheets and slides that several students can edit at once.
Owner, admin, member and guest roles, so a student can be given access to one workspace without seeing anything else.
Group video with screen sharing for remote sessions and tutorials. Paid plans remove the free tier’s 5-participant and 40-minute limits.
Admin-readable record of who accessed and changed what within a workspace.
TOTP and email one-time codes available to all accounts, not reserved for a higher tier.
The free plan needs no card and does not expire, so a single class can trial it without a purchase order.
Same work, two bills. Published list prices, not our estimates.
| Tool | Replaced by | Per seat/mo |
|---|---|---|
| Zoom Pro | Class calls and screen share | £10.50 |
| Google Workspace Business Standard | Documents, sheets, slides | £7.00 |
| Slack Pro | Staff and class channels | £5.75 |
| Their stack | 25 seats | £23.25 · £581.25/mo |
| CollaboPoint Team | All of the above | £7.00 · £175.00/mo |
You keep about £406 a month — £4875 a year.
Comparison uses each vendor's published list price for a comparable paid tier, 2026, per user per month. Competitor pricing changes and may differ with annual or volume terms — treat this as an illustration, not a quote.
You would find these in a procurement review anyway. Here they are up front, with where each one stands.
There are no social feeds, public profiles or discovery features — a workspace is only visible to people invited to it, and roles limit what each person can see. That said, we have not completed a formal safeguarding or child-privacy audit, so the decision on age-appropriateness belongs with your data protection officer, and we are happy to answer their questions directly.
We do not claim FERPA compliance. We provide the technical building blocks — workspace-level data isolation, role-based access, audit logging, encryption at rest and in transit, MFA — but no formal review against FERPA has been carried out.
Yes. Start on the free plan with a single class, or contact us about a longer pilot across several classes.
On Google Cloud infrastructure in the United States. EU and UK residency options are on the roadmap for Q1 2027, and we will say so plainly rather than imply otherwise.
The free plan is genuinely free — no card, no trial countdown. Invite a couple of colleagues and see whether it sticks.
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