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Speech Tutor review

Freemium#11 of 23 in Speech Therapy Software

A focused articulation toolkit with screening, practice materials, recording, and progress tracking.

8.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Speech Tutor is a speech therapy software and app suite centered on articulation practice. It is designed for speech-language pathologists, educators, parents, and children working on speech sounds. The toolkit includes placement videos, phoneme decks at word, phrase, and sentence levels, minimal-pair decks, articulation screeners, games, interactive books, recordings, progress tracking, and printable or shareable materials. That focus makes it a practical fit for articulation-focused work rather than a broad platform covering every area of speech therapy.

Pricing is straightforward across three listed tiers. The Free PC Version provides the PC version. The $24.99 Speech Tutor tier adds articulation placement videos and free articulation screeners. Speech Tutor Pro costs $69.99 one time and adds thousands of flashcards, games and interactive books, screeners, progress tracking, and video and audio recording. Placement content is a notable part of the product: videos include front, side, palate, speed-control, and camera views, giving clinicians and families several ways to present speech-sound instruction. The paid tiers also provide a clear path from basic access to more structured therapy resources.

Speech Tutor spans web, Windows, and iOS, while the published product details identify the free offering specifically as a PC version. Clinician-oriented capabilities include client profiles, multiple decks, performance data, line graphs, bar graphs, word charts, and client video recording. Those tools suit users who want articulation practice paired with screening and progress records. Choose Speech Tutor if articulation is the main therapy focus and a one-time purchase is preferable. Consider another product if you need a wider therapy scope beyond articulation or a free experience that extends across the listed platforms.

Speech Tutor pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free PC version and $24.99 one-time paid tier
    • Placement videos, phoneme decks, and minimal-pair practice
    • Screening, progress charts, recordings, and printable materials
  • Where it doesn't
    • Primarily focused on articulation therapy
    • Advanced clinician tools are reserved for the Pro tier
    • The free offering is limited to the PC version

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