Learnosity AI features and pricing (October 2026)

Learnosity provides assessment APIs that education publishers, edtech companies and training providers build into their own products for authoring, delivering, scoring and reporting tests, including an AI engine that scores essays against rubrics.

Learnosity Limited is based in Dublin, with entities in New York and Sydney and the affiliate Questionmark. The core product, Learnosity Build, offers more than 50 question types and covers the full assessment cycle through APIs, so customers do not have to build test infrastructure themselves. The vendor states that it serves more than 47 million learners and delivers over one billion assessments per year, with customers such as Pearson, HMH, College Board, Instructure and Wiley. Buyers are companies with their own development team that build learning or testing products.

• Scores essays against rubricsFeedback Aide evaluates written responses against the customer's own rubric and suggests a score and feedback for a person to review before it is final. Adjustable settings cover structure, topic checks, learner level and marking style. Graders spend less time on first passes.
• Scores short answersThe same engine handles short responses of up to 2,000 characters. Course and exam providers can add open questions to large programs without a matching increase in grading staff.
• Checks math answersLearnosity Math is an AI-enriched engine for math assessments. Publishers can accept mathematically equivalent answers in different forms instead of exact text matches.
• Reviews question banksItem Bank Health Check uses AI to analyze existing test items. Assessment teams find weak or outdated questions faster than by manual review.

• API-first: customers embed authoring, delivery, scoring and reporting in their own products.
• Feedback Aide works with existing rubrics without extra model training, and the vendor states customer data is not used to train models.
• Accessibility according to WCAG 2.2 AA.

Learnosity names many US education companies as reference customers, including HMH, College Board, PowerSchool, Edmentum, Instructure and Penn Foster Group.

Plan for developer capacity, since Learnosity is integrated through APIs. Usage-based pricing for Feedback Aide adds up at scale, so estimate essay volumes first. Ask where data is hosted: the homepage mentions regional data residency options without naming regions, and the privacy policy says data may be transferred to the US and other countries and names no public subprocessor list. Keep human review for high-stakes grades.

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