Online Quran Classes for Kids Cost: What $25 a Month (Mon–Fri) Covers

When parents ask about cost, the real question is usually bigger than the price: "How many classes is that? Is my child alone with the teacher? Will there be extra charges later?" This guide answers those questions for our program in plain terms. There is one plan, and everything below explains what it covers and what it does not.

The short answer

Our online Quran classes for kids cost $25 a month (USD) for classes Monday to Friday. That is the only fixed plan. If your family needs weekends, fewer days or another pattern, our team arranges that with you as a custom schedule. Every family starts with a 3-day free trial, and no card is needed for it.

What the $25 a month includes

• Live one-to-one classes, Monday to Friday. Your child is the only student on the call, so the whole lesson is their reading and correction time.
• Lessons sized for your child's age. Classes are 30 minutes, with 20 to 30 minutes for ages 4 to 6 so little ones are not stretched past their attention span.
• Your choice of a female or male teacher. Both are available 24/7, so picking one never limits your time slot.
• A class time that fits your day. Classes run around the clock, so you can choose after school, before bedtime or any hour in your own US time zone.
• Any of our courses. Noorani Qaida, Tajweed, Hifz or Islamic studies; the teacher helps place your child after the trial.
• Progress notes for parents. A short note after lessons on what was covered and what to practise, and you are welcome to sit in on any class.
• No books to buy. The teacher screen-shares the page, so your child reads from a laptop or iPad.

What that works out to per class

A typical month has about 20 to 23 weekdays. At $25 for the month, that comes to roughly $1.10 to $1.25 per one-to-one class. We show this only to help you compare, because some programs price per class or per hour and the numbers are hard to line up otherwise. You pay one monthly amount, not a running per-class bill.

What is not part of the standard plan

Being clear about this up front saves surprises later:

• Weekend classes. Saturday and Sunday lessons are arranged as a custom schedule with our team.
• Fewer days a week. If three days a week suits you better, mention it in the trial form and the team will discuss it with you.
• More than one child. Each child has their own one-to-one class. If you are enrolling siblings, tell us in the form and the team will talk through the schedule with you.

We do not publish other prices on this site, because custom schedules depend on what your family actually needs. The team gives you the details directly.

How payment works

Nothing is charged for the trial. You book three live classes on days you choose, see how your child responds, and then decide. If you want to continue, payment details are shared with you after the trial. You can see the plan summary any time on our fees page.

Questions to ask any program about cost

Whether you choose us or someone else, these questions make prices comparable:

Is weekday practice worth it for a child?

For children, short regular lessons usually beat one long weekly class, because letters and rules are reviewed before they are forgotten. That is why the standard plan is built around Monday to Friday. If you are still deciding what to look for in a program overall, our 10-point checklist for choosing online Quran classes for kids covers teacher quality, safety and scheduling too.

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