>I recently saw a literacy product aimed at parents, and which costs $50/month. They justify their pricing based on its substitutes being a tutor or private sch

>I recently saw a literacy product aimed at parents, and which costs $50/month. They justify their pricing based on its substitutes being a tutor or private school tuition. There's a software startup aimed at teaching 3-5 year olds reading called Mentava that charges parents $500/month (not a typo). And there are plenty of online tutoring services for kids at the $200/month level. I think educational software aimed at parents has traditionally priced themselves too low, hampering the development of what's possible.