Pricing That Fits Your Mission.
(Pun intended.)
We're working hard to build the ultimate playground for real-world skill development. Every mission you run helps us reach that goal. So, go ahead and use the platform at your own pace and comfort level — consider it your personalized contribution to the educational revolution.
For Teachers
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For Schools & Districts
We’ll help shape it to fit your specialty’s goals. Most schools invest $1,600–$3,800 annually.
Built around your goals, not just your size. Most schools invest $2,400–$5,500 annually.
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We’ll tailor the rollout to meet your goals at scale. Most districts invest $2-$5 per student.
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“The first time we ran a mission the students all began to applaud like you see in the videos of NASA control rooms.”
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Charity Perry
Kindergarten Teacher
“I've never seen anything reach my kids better and generate more authentic engagement than Mission.io.”
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Elijah Thomas
Middle School Science
“The Depth of Knowledge that this program instills in the students is phenomenal and I could never replicate that with a quiz or test.”
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Lisa Perry
5th Grade Teacher
Anatomy of a Mission
Every mission follows a clear path: students join, face a high-stakes scenario, investigate evidence, act on their ideas, and see the story unfold.

1. Join the Mission
Students gather into their teams, and log in with a simple code on their Chromebook or tablet.

2. Initiate Briefing
The class is dropped into a high-stakes, standards-aligned crisis scenario that sets the stage.

3. Investigate Evidence
Teams analyze charts, data, and first-hand accounts — sharing information to piece together the bigger picture.

4. Take Action
Students either choose the best course of action or design a solution, putting their ideas to the test.

5. See the Story Play Out
The mission responds to their choices — success, setbacks, or catastrophic failure depend on how well they worked together.

6. Review the Data
Both students and teachers get instant feedback: knowledge checks, collaboration scores, and skill insights.
Test-Drive Mission.io as a Faculty
Before you launch with students, run a mission with your faculty. It’s the perfect way to see the platform in action, spark quality team-building, and get everyone excited about what’s possible in the classroom.

Got Questions? Uncover Answers Here.
The free teacher trial account gives you access to all the missions we are seeking more feedback and data on. This is a great way to sample the hyper-engaging missions at your own pace without fear of a looming expiration date.
When you fall in love and want access to all the missions, we are more than happy to work with you to help find a license that fits. We're not a juggernaut publisher... we are a bunch of teachers building tools to help make teachers' lives more easy and exciting.
The teacher will connect their computer to a main display that the entire class can see (projector or TV). Each student will need their own internet-enabled device (tablet, Chromebook, etc.).
Students join the mission using a unique four-digit code, and if they are in third grade and up, they should sit with their assigned team.
The mission is a dynamic, high-energy experience where students are encouraged to move around the room to accomplish tasks and solve problems.
Nope! Mission.io is designed to supplement whatever curriculum you use. The only change we encourage you to make is to let students know that what they are learning is going to be put to the test in a mission.
We are more than happy to provide an alignment map so you can provide links to missions directly in your science lesson plans.
Easy. Download it here. If you need anything else for purchasing, just let us know.
Absolutely. We’re fully FERPA and COPPA compliant, and we’re happy to sign data privacy agreements. Just send them our way at info@mission.io.
We currently align missions to standards for grades K–8, but any age group can use them to build real-world skills like collaboration, problem-solving, and critical thinking.
The most popular way is to run a mission with your faculty or team. It’s a fun team-building experience and gives you a first-hand look at how it works.
Run the training mission → — it’s the perfect intro.
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