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AstraGrade review

#21 of 24 in Gradebook Software

A focused web gradebook for standards tracking, mastery calculations, and progress reporting.

6.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

AstraGrade is a web-based gradebook for teachers and instructors using standards-based grading. It supports course and student enrollment, standards libraries, custom standards, standards-linked assessments, per-standard ratings, and automatic mastery calculations. The product also fits private instructors, athletic coaches, and homeschool co-ops that track skill development against defined criteria. Its focus is narrower than a general-purpose gradebook, making it most relevant to teams that organize assessment around defined standards rather than conventional point totals.

The assessment workflow is the main strength. Users can attach standards to assessments, record ratings, review assessment rating history, and follow per-standard student mastery. Student progress reports provide a way to communicate development over time, while report-card export and sharing support administrative or family-facing workflows. CSV import for standards and students can reduce manual entry when bringing structured information into the platform. These features make AstraGrade a practical fit for standards-focused assessment teams that need a dedicated grading model and reporting tools.

AstraGrade is a paid product with a 30-day trial and a single listed plan, AstraGrade Pro. That plan includes unlimited courses and students, the standards library, custom standards, mastery tracking, rating history, progress reports, and report-card export and sharing. The tradeoff is a web-only platform without integrations, which may limit fit for organizations that expect broader ecosystem connectivity or mobile access. Teams seeking a focused standards gradebook should consider AstraGrade; those needing integrations or a broader platform should look elsewhere.

AstraGrade pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Links assessments to standards and calculates mastery automatically
    • Includes rating history, progress reports, and report-card sharing
    • Supports custom standards plus CSV imports for standards and students
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available only through the web platform
    • Offers no integrations with other software
    • No free plan; access is limited to a 30-day trial

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