Chessity review
A broad chess curriculum with adaptive bots, puzzles, and synchronized web and mobile access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Chessity is an online chess-learning platform for children, adults, families, educators, and schools. Its curriculum combines structured interactive lessons with adaptive teaching bots, tactics puzzles, mistake review, visualization practice, endgame training, opening lessons, tournaments, and playroom games. Progress dashboards and statistics help learners follow development, while adaptive bots provide feedback and adjust difficulty. The service is aimed at solo learners and small or mid-market educational settings that want guided practice rather than only a game board.
Chessity lists a 21-day trial and paid Individual plans. The Individual monthly plan costs €7.75 per month and includes full premium access on the website and app. Annual billing starts at €6.25 per month, while the Individual 3-month and Individual annual plans also include full premium access across the website and app. The FAQ says family costs double, and app-store prices can vary with local taxes. This structure suits learners ready to pay for a complete curriculum, but it is less suitable for buyers seeking an ongoing free tier or a clearly itemized family package.
Platform coverage is broad for a learning service: Chessity runs on the web, iOS, and Android, with synchronized account progress between the mobile app and website. The published curriculum emphasizes breadth, from more than 200 lessons on the learning page to claims of more than 500 lessons and 60,000 exercises on the premium pricing page. Training modes include tactics, mistake practice, visualization, endgame mastery, opening training, and playroom games, giving learners several ways to reinforce concepts. Choose Chessity if adaptive instruction and varied practice matter most; consider another option if you need a free plan or support beyond email and documentation.
Questions about Chessity
Does Chessity have a free plan? No free plan is listed; paid plans start at €7.75/mo (Individual monthly).
Is there a free trial of Chessity? Yes: a 21-day free trial.
What does Chessity run on? Web, iOS and Android. It runs in the cloud and as a mobile app.
Who is Chessity built for? Solo users, small businesses and mid-market companies (our editorial estimate).
Chessity pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Structured lessons span beginner through advanced levels.
- Adaptive bots adjust difficulty and provide feedback.
- Tactics, openings, visualization, endgames, and games share one curriculum.
- Where it doesn't
- There is no free plan after the 21-day trial.
- Individual pricing is subscription-based, with family pricing doubling the cost.
- Support is limited to email and documentation channels.
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