Prices and features were checked on 2 August 2026. Plans can change.
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Quick comparison
| Rank | Tool | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pip 11+ Practice | Best free daily 11+ practice app | Free daily practice. Pro is £9.99 a month or £69.99 a year. |
| 2 | EdPlace | Best for wider school work from Year 1 to GCSE | Free plan has up to 5 activities a month. Individual is £17.99 a month. |
| 3 | Atom Learning | Best for detailed plans and target-school data | Paid exam plans start at £59.99 a month. |
| 4 | Bond Online | Best for families who already use Bond books | Basic is £7.50 a month or £65 a year. |
| 5 | CGP 11+ Online | Best for simple online drills plus books | £7.50 a month or £60 a year. |
1Pip 11+ Practice
TL;DR: Best free daily 11+ practice app.
| Price | Free daily practice. Pro is £9.99 a month or £69.99 a year. |
|---|---|
| Subjects | Maths, English, verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning |
| Works on | iPhone, iPad, Android and Amazon Fire tablets |
| Good for | Fresh questions, clear help, timed mocks and an optional parent dashboard for uploaded practice summaries. |
| Check first | Pip is newer, so it has fewer public reviews than older brands. |
Pip keeps the daily work short. Children get clear help after each answer.
Parents can move to timed mock tests when the child is ready.
2EdPlace
TL;DR: Best for wider school work from Year 1 to GCSE.
| Price | Free plan has up to 5 activities a month. Individual is £17.99 a month. |
|---|---|
| Subjects | English, maths, science and 11+ work |
| Works on | Web browser |
| Good for | Useful when one plan must cover school work and 11+ basics. |
| Check first | It is not built only for the 11+. The free limit is small. |
EdPlace makes more sense if the same subscription needs to support ordinary school work as well as 11+ basics. Try a Year 5 maths task alongside an 11+ task; if your child mainly needs exam-style reasoning, the wider curriculum may be more than you need.
Families who want a daily adaptive maths programme rather than set worksheets can read our DoodleMaths review. We also list DoodleMaths alternatives for UK families.
3Atom Learning
TL;DR: Best for detailed plans and target-school data.
| Price | Paid exam plans start at £59.99 a month. |
|---|---|
| Subjects | Maths, English, verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning |
| Works on | Web browser |
| Good for | Large question bank, school plans and deep parent data. |
| Check first | It is one of the highest-cost choices. |
Atom is worth comparing when you want a plan tied to a target school and will use the parent data each week. Check the school plan and the mock access before committing to the higher monthly cost.
4Bond Online
TL;DR: Best for families who already use Bond books.
| Price | Basic is £7.50 a month or £65 a year. |
|---|---|
| Subjects | Maths, English, verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning |
| Works on | Web browser |
| Good for | A known name, low-cost basic plan and links to the Bond book range. |
| Check first | The basic plan has less smart support than some newer tools. |
Bond suits a child who already works comfortably from its books. Test the online sample with one weak topic, then check which features sit in the basic plan before assuming the online product replaces a tutor.
5CGP 11+ Online
TL;DR: Best for simple online drills plus books.
| Price | £7.50 a month or £60 a year. |
|---|---|
| Subjects | Maths, English, verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning |
| Works on | Web browser and printed books |
| Good for | Low cost, clear style and useful free 10-minute tests. |
| Check first | It does not adapt each task or give deep reports. |
CGP gives you a cheap way to add short online tests to paper practice. Let your child do one free 10-minute test and see whether the feedback tells you what to practise next; that is where a separate daily tool may still help.
Which tool should you choose?
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Common questions
What is the best EdPlace alternative?
Pip is the best first choice for a family that wants all four 11+ subjects, short daily practice and a useful free plan.
Should we use more than one 11+ tool?
One daily tool is enough for most weeks. Add official papers near the test so your child learns the real page style and time limit.
Can an app replace a tutor?
An app can cover daily practice and show weak topics. Some children still need a tutor for hard ideas, writing or a clear study plan.
Sources checked
EdPlace official website, plus the official sites linked for each tool above. Prices checked 2 August 2026.