Alternative

A Gamma alternative built from your national curriculum

GradeAid does what Gamma does — lesson plans, slides, worksheets and quizzes — and then sends the work to your students, marks the quizzes and keeps the data in the EU. Here is what changes if you switch, checked against Gamma’s own pages.

A general-purpose AI presentation, document and website generator. Not education-specific: no curriculum model, no student-facing classroom layer.

Gamma pricing: Free tier with 400 starting AI credits; Plus at $10/user/month; Pro at $20/user/month, or $15/month billed annually; Enterprise available. Checked against their site in August 2026.

Why teachers switch from Gamma

What GradeAid does that Gamma has not published, or only in part:

Built from national curriculum standards
Gamma: not offered
Lesson plans & multi-week series
Gamma: not offered
Printable worksheets with answer keys
Gamma: not offered
Auto-graded quizzes
Gamma: not offered
Send to students as homework
Gamma: not offered
EU-based company & GDPR-native data handling
Gamma: not published
Gamma does not publish EU data residency terms for education use.

On everything else the two are level — the full feature-by-feature table is below.

Feature by feature

GradeAid vs Gamma
Capability	GradeAid	Gamma
Built from national curriculum standards	Yes	No
Lesson plans & multi-week series	Yes	No
Ready-to-teach slide decks¹	Yes	Yes
Printable worksheets with answer keys	Yes	No
Auto-graded quizzes	Yes	No
Send to students as homework	Yes	No
Free tier for individual teachers	Yes	Yes
EU-based company & GDPR-native data handling²	Yes	Not published

1.Gamma's decks are excellent and highly customisable — this is the row where it genuinely beats us.
2.Gamma does not publish EU data residency terms for education use.

A hollow circle means partial support and a question mark means the company has not published an answer either way — we would rather say so than guess.

Gamma is a trademark of its owner. GradeAid is not affiliated with or endorsed by Gamma; this comparison is our own reading of their public pages, and we correct it on request. Contact.

Which one fits your classroom?

Where Gamma fits

Gamma is a general presentation tool first. Teachers who mainly want polished, on-brand decks for staff meetings or parents' evenings, and are happy to write the teaching content themselves, will find plenty to like in its design controls.

Why teachers pick GradeAid

If the deck is one artefact of a lesson rather than the whole job. GradeAid produces the plan, the slides, the worksheet and the quiz from the same curriculum objective, then sends them to students — Gamma stops at the slides.

See the full GradeAid vs Gamma comparison