App
Reflex Math
$54.95/yr(0)
6 Best XtraMath Alternatives (2026)
- Price
- From $0.50/mo
- Grades
- 1–6
- Type
- App
Updated · By Edulist · 6 sources
Why families look for XtraMath alternatives
- Timed format is stressful for some kids
- Plain, repetitive design with little fun
- Pure memorization; no conceptual teaching
- Only covers basic facts, not broader math
- Kids with math anxiety or slow processing speed
- Children still learning what multiplication means
XtraMath alternatives compared
| Product | Grades | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| XtraMath | 1–6 | App | From $0.50/mo |
| Reflex Math | 2–8 | App | $4.58/mo |
| Khan Academy | K–12 · College | App, Course | From $3.67/mo |
| Prodigy | 1–8 | App | From $4.91/mo |
| Boddle | K–6 | App | From $5.83/mo |
| MathShed | K–5 | App | See site |
| IXL | Pre-K–12 | App | From $6.58/mo |
The best XtraMath alternatives
An adaptive, game-based math fact fluency program for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
Free nonprofit learning site with videos, articles and mastery-based practice for K–12 math, science, ELA, social studies, computing and test prep, plus an optional $4-a-month AI tutor called Khanmigo.
A free fantasy role-playing game where kids in grades 1–8 answer curriculum-aligned math questions to win battles.
A free 3D learning game for kindergarten through grade 6 with adaptive math and English practice inside pet battles, races and adventures.
A math fact fluency game from EdShed, the makers of Spelling Shed, that drills number bonds, times tables, related facts and powers of ten, with a free tier and a paid premium tier for schools and families.
An online practice program with thousands of skills in math (pre-K to calculus), language arts (pre-K–12), science and social studies, plus a Real-Time Diagnostic and personalized recommendations.
Can a scholarship pay for any of these?
The free plan means most families don't need funding for XtraMath, and the paid Family plan is only $6 a year. Save scholarship or ESA dollars for a core math curriculum or tutoring instead; each program decides what it covers.
No program on Edulist lists XtraMath yet. Save it to your wishlist and we’ll tell you when one does. Many state ESAs let families buy products like this directly; each program decides.
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