Give your teen a head start on money.

You don't teach it. Rapunzl is self-directed: students are enrolled in a series of courses that get harder as they go, and the platform scores every quiz and assessment itself.

The curriculum is written for middle and high school students, roughly ages 11 to 18. More than 1,000 schools took part in a recent Rapunzl national competition season with students at those grade levels, so the pacing and the reading level have been tested on that age group. The Spanish version covers the full personal finance module library, not a subset.

Access to the Rapunzl student platform as it exists today, plus its ordinary updates, for one student profile, for as long as we operate the platform. New modules, tools and mini-games are part of that.

Lifetime licenses are not transferable between families.

No. You add child profiles to the same account, and each one gets its own portfolio, curriculum progress and certifications. Profiles are priced per child and can be added from your account whenever you need one, so you don't have to decide how many you want at checkout.

Yes, within 30 days of purchase, on either plan, for any reason. Request it from your family dashboard, or email us. You don't need to have finished anything or give us a reason, and the refund is the full amount you paid rather than a prorated share.

It is verified and accredited by several of the world's largest financial institutions, the same institutions that support Rapunzl programming in schools across the country. Most completion certificates carry no outside backing at all.

Students put it on a LinkedIn profile or a college application. Whether a particular admissions office or employer weighs it is their decision, but it holds up when someone checks.

No. There is no brokerage behind the product, so there is no order flow to sell and no interchange to collect, and we don't run third-party ad networks on students.

Student information is never sold, rented or handed to advertisers. Rapunzl was built for classrooms, where student privacy is a legal obligation, and the family product inherited those rules.

The student experience is identical: the same simulator, the same 48 modules, and the same assessments and certifications your student would get in a classroom.

Schools license Rapunzl separately because a class needs extra features that a family does not.