Almanack vs Make My Lesson

Almanack9.0Visit Make My Lesson8.2Visit

Higher score Almanack #2 in AI Lesson Plan Generators 9.0/10 Free plan · 14-day trial Free plan✓ 2 of 2 features Visit Almanack

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Make My Lesson #4 in AI Lesson Plan Generators 8.2/10 Free plan · paid from $15.99/mo Free plan✓ 2 of 2 features Visit Make My Lesson

• Almanack fits best

  Schools planning curriculum across teams

• Make My Lesson fits best

  Teachers creating complete lesson packages

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Side by side

Feature	Almanack 9.0/10 Visit ↗	Make My Lesson 8.2/10 Visit ↗
At a glance
Editor score	9.0	8.2
Ranking	#2 in AI Lesson Plan Generators	#4 in AI Lesson Plan Generators
Best for	Schools planning curriculum across teams	Teachers creating complete lesson packages
Pricing model	Free plan + paid	Free plan + paid
Starting price	Not published	$15.99/mo
Free plan	✓	✓
Free trial	—	—
Money-back guarantee	30 days	7 days
Deployment	Cloud	Cloud, Mobile
Platforms	Web	Web, iOS, Android
Support	Email, Live chat, Docs	Email, Docs
Compliance	GDPR	GDPR
Integrations	11 integrations	4 integrations
Built for	Solo, Small business, Mid-market, Enterprise	Solo, Small business, Mid-market, Enterprise
Features Almanack 2/2 · Make My Lesson 2/2
Differentiation support	✓	✓
Assessment generation	✓	✓
Specs
Standards alignment	Both	Both
Resource types	Units	Lesson plans
Export formats	Multiple	Multiple
Supported languages	Not published	Not published
Our review
Pros	Standards-aligned lesson, unit, and long-range curriculum planning Differentiation for ELL, IEP, below-grade, and above-grade needs Exports, integrations, and school-level curriculum coverage workflows	Generates plans, presentations, activities, worksheets and assessments Supports curriculum routes and standards across several education systems Exports to PDF, DOCX, Google Docs and PowerPoint
Cons	Advanced differentiation features require Pro or a higher plan Unlimited collaborators and shared libraries require Small Teams Rostering, SSO, and curriculum dashboards require Schools/Districts	Free access is limited to 5 generations Paid plans impose generation limits by plan period Corporate attribution is inconsistent across the service
Our verdict	Almanack is a web-based AI education platform for teachers and schools. It covers standards-aligned lesson plans, units, long-range curriculum design, worksheets, activities, slides, quizzes, assessments, and educational games. Teachers… Read the review →	Make My Lesson is an AI lesson-planning platform for teachers who need more than a single lesson outline. It generates curriculum-aligned plans with objectives, timings and differentiation, then extends those plans into presentations,… Read the review →

Strengths and trade-offs

• Almanack — where it wins

  • Standards-aligned lesson, unit, and long-range curriculum planning
  • Differentiation for ELL, IEP, below-grade, and above-grade needs
  • Exports, integrations, and school-level curriculum coverage workflows

  Where it doesn't

  • Advanced differentiation features require Pro or a higher plan
  • Unlimited collaborators and shared libraries require Small Teams
  • Rostering, SSO, and curriculum dashboards require Schools/Districts

• Make My Lesson — where it wins

  • Generates plans, presentations, activities, worksheets and assessments
  • Supports curriculum routes and standards across several education systems
  • Exports to PDF, DOCX, Google Docs and PowerPoint

  Where it doesn't

  • Free access is limited to 5 generations
  • Paid plans impose generation limits by plan period
  • Corporate attribution is inconsistent across the service

• Almanack9.0/10 · Free plan · 14-day trial

  A broad curriculum planning workspace for schools coordinating standards, resources, and teams.

  Visit AlmanackFull verdict →
• Make My Lesson8.2/10 · Free plan · paid from $15.99/mo

  A wide-ranging AI workspace for turning curriculum goals into classroom-ready materials.

  Visit Make My LessonFull verdict →