Quizlet review: price, free version and privacy

Our verdict

Pick Quizlet for flashcard revision in any school subject, especially when classmates already share sets. If privacy matters to you, or you want to know what is free before you start, look at alternatives with lighter privacy labels.

What Quizlet is

Quizlet turns study material into flashcards, practice tests and study guides. You can type, paste or upload notes, or record a lecture, and it builds a study set. Study modes include flashcards, Learn (adaptive practice), practice tests, spaced repetition and Charms, a puzzle game made from your sets; the description also mentions Ask Quizlet explanations and podcasts generated from your notes.

Who it suits

• Students revising for school tests
• Shared study sets from classmates
• Turning notes into flashcards

Strengths

• Many study modes, from flashcards to practice tests and spaced repetition
• Builds flashcards and study guides from notes or lecture recordings, according to the description
• A huge pool of student-made sets for almost any school subject
• Rated 4.8 from about 1.1 million ratings

Limits

• The listing does not say which modes are limited without Plus
• Tracking is declared for 7 data types, including location, search history and your own content
• Requires iOS 17 or later
• Several plans share the $44.99 price, and the listing does not explain what each adds

What the free version does

The listing does not say which features are free and which need Quizlet Plus.

Price

On the US App Store in November 2026, Quizlet Plus is listed at $9.99 and $44.99, Quizlet Plus Unlimited at $44.99, Quizlet Go at $44.99 and Quizlet Teacher at $35.99. The description says Plus is sold as a monthly or annual subscription but does not match each price to a period.

Privacy

Seven data types may be used to track you: purchases, location, user content, search history, identifiers, usage data and other data. Nine types, including contact info and diagnostics, are linked to your identity.

What the screenshots show

The screenshots show a flashcard for the volume of a cone swiped as 'Got it!', and an AI-built study guide on cells and mitosis with key concepts and a term table.