One platform for K-12. Built for the schools the legacy stack forgot.
One shared family record across every module. Zero family transaction fees on tuition.
The operating platform for private K-12 that have outgrown FACTS, Blackbaud, or PowerSchool.
Five vendors. Five parent logins. Five transaction fees.
Most independent K-12 schools run on a stack of 5-8 vendors that don't share data. Families hold a separate login for each. Staff reconcile parallel records weekly. And every tuition payment routes 2-4% to a vendor.
Fragmented vendor stack
SIS + tuition + lunch + transport + library + camp + front desk — six separate systems. Each with its own invoice, login, and onboarding cost.
The tuition transaction tax
FACTS, Blackbaud, and Veracross route 2-4% of every tuition payment to themselves. On a 300-student school: $135,000/year flowing to a vendor.
Parents log in everywhere
Five+ portals per family. Different password. Different UI. Same family, five copies of the data.
One platform. One shared family record. Zero family transaction fees.
Before · Fragmented stack
- 5–8 vendors, 5–8 invoices, 5–8 parent logins
- 2–4% transaction fees on tuition (~$135K/yr at 300 students)
- Transport, lunch, camp bolted on as separate vendors
- Weekly duplicate-record reconciliation
- Per-school deployments — school networks don't scale
After · Edumagined
- One platform. One invoice. One parent login.
- $0 platform transaction fees on tuition
- Transport, lunch, library, camp, front desk — native modules
- One family record — every module reads + writes the same source
- Built for school networks — one deployment, unlimited orgs
Built on five advantages the legacy stack can't retrofit.
Not features — design decisions made at the platform's foundation. Competitors can't bolt them on without rebuilding.
Zero family transaction fees
Stripe Connect routes tuition payments family → school bank. Zero platform fees on tuition, applications, enrollment, donations.
Auxiliary services native
Transport, lunch, library, camp, front desk — all native modules on the same family record. No bolt-on vendors.
Hijri-native operations
Term boundaries, Ramadan / Eid / Jummah modes, bilingual decision letters — first-class platform primitives. Not retrofittable.
Built for school networks
One deployment serves unlimited orgs with strict data isolation. Network tier makes diocesan / association rollups dramatically cheaper.
Bring Your Own Classroom
Federated MS 365 / Google Workspace. Keep your existing classroom stack — we wrap it with operational data.
Independently owned — roadmap follows schools
Most K-12 SaaS is owned by Bain, BV Investment Partners, or SchoolStatus. Edumagined is independently owned. The product roadmap follows schools, not LP timelines.
Falcon Academy. Live in production.
Multi-campus US private K-12 · Virginia
Replaced a fragmented vendor stack with one platform. Zero platform transaction fees on tuition. Parent portals reduced from 5+ to 1. Vendor invoices reduced from 7+ to 1. Duplicate-data reconciliation eliminated structurally. Hijri calendar handling moved from bolt-on display to first-class data-model concept.
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11 comparisons. Real 3-year TCO at a 300-student school. Where each competitor wins, where Edumagined wins.
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