Gradebook.ng review
A free, web-based gradebook for Nigerian secondary schools with core academic and admin tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Gradebook.ng is a cloud-based school management and gradebook system for Nigerian secondary schools. It is suited to small private institutions and can also support larger public schools. The platform covers student enrollment, class management, assessment recording, automatic grade calculation, report cards, transcripts, parent and student result portals, fee payment tracking, receipts, WAEC registration management, and data import and export. Its terminology and administrative workflows are designed around Nigerian secondary education.
The freemium pricing structure includes a Free Plan with essential grade management and a 30-day trial. Annual pricing starts at ₦15,000, and per-term payment options are available. The Junior Secondary Plan is designed for JSS 1-3 operations and adds comprehensive features. The Senior Secondary Plan supports both junior and senior secondary, includes advanced features, and provides priority support. Schools should compare the scope of each paid tier against their enrollment and administrative requirements before choosing a plan.
Gradebook.ng’s strongest fit is a school that wants academic records, automated calculations, report cards, transcripts, portals, fee tracking, and WAEC administration in one web-based system. Data import and export can help with moving records in and out of the platform. The published grading model is points-based, and the product is available on the web rather than through a listed mobile platform. Schools needing free academic records and Nigerian-focused workflows should consider it; schools requiring standards-based grading or a broader integration ecosystem should consider an alternative.
Gradebook.ng pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan with essential grade management and a 30-day trial
- Automatic grades, report cards, transcripts, and academic histories
- Parent and student portals plus fee and WAEC administration
- Where it doesn't
- Free plan is limited to 200 students
- Available only through the web
- Uses points-based grading rather than standards-based grading
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