Brilliant review

Brilliant runs on a subscription basis with a monthly rate of €20.83 and a listed subscription price range of $30 to $240. The free tier is the entry point, which means the platform can be used before moving to the paid plan.

Brilliant covers math, coding and science under the same subscription, and the material is worked through in the app format. Schülerhilfe lists a wider spread in math, english and science, including languages, so Brilliant suits learners focused on technical subjects.

Brilliant works as an app, with lesson format app and assessments included, so answers are checked as you work. That makes it a self paced product rather than a booking with a tutor, and anyone wanting live lessons would need a tutor led provider instead.

The subscription covers 40 courses, spread across math, coding and science. A free tier lets you sample the material before committing to the paid plan, and the paid subscription is priced at €20.83 a month.

Brilliant Worldwide, Inc. runs the platform, with its headquarters in the United States. Support is handled through email and help centre, so account questions go by email or through the help centre rather than by phone.

A team plan is available alongside the individual subscription at €20.83 a month, which suits a classroom or a study group buying access together. Assessments are included, so progress can be checked for a group as well as for a single learner.

The Brilliant monthly rate is €20.83, while Readability lists $19.99 and Starfall lists $5.99 for their subscriptions. On those listed figures Brilliant sits higher, and its monthly rate is close to the median monthly price of €18.59 across tracked platforms.

The paid plan covers the app catalogue, with assessments included so answers are checked as you go, and the platform type is subscription. Lessons are worked through in the app format, and support questions go through email and help centre while you are inside the plan.