Pricing
Online Quran Classes Fees
Clear, published prices: $35, $50 or $80 a month, depending on how many live one-to-one classes you'd like each week. No hidden fees, no contract, and the first class is free.
How much do online Quran classes cost?
Our online Quran classes fees start at $35 per month for two live one-to-one classes a week. Three classes a week is $50 per month, and five classes a week is $80 per month. That is the entire cost — there is no registration fee, no materials fee, and no separate charge for the teacher.
Every plan buys the same thing: private video lessons with a dedicated qualified teacher, scheduled around your week. The subject makes no difference to the price, so every course we teach — Qaida, Tajweed, Hifz, Arabic and Tafseer — costs exactly the same. If you'd rather see how a lesson actually runs before thinking about money, read how our classes work.
Monthly plans
Choose how many classes a week
Billed monthly in US dollars through Stripe. Cancel anytime — there is no long-term contract.
Starter
2 classes per week
$35/month
- One-on-one live classes
- Qualified male & female teachers
- Monthly progress report
- Flexible scheduling
Committed
3 classes per week
$50/month
- One-on-one live classes
- Qualified male & female teachers
- Monthly progress report
- Flexible scheduling
Intensive
5 classes per week
$80/month
- One-on-one live classes
- Qualified male & female teachers
- Monthly progress report
- Flexible scheduling
Included in every plan
What your monthly fee covers
Live one-to-one classes
The whole session is yours. You are never one of fifteen students waiting for a turn to recite.
A dedicated qualified teacher
The same vetted teacher each week, so they know your level and exactly what to correct next.
Flexible weekly scheduling
You and your teacher agree the class times and class length that fit your week, and change them when life does.
Monthly progress reports
A written update each month on what has improved and what to work on, so progress is never a guess.
Certificate on completion
Finish your course and you receive a certificate recording what you studied and achieved.
One price, every course
The same monthly fee wherever you live and whichever course you pick — nothing is charged as an extra.
Which plan is right for you?
The only difference between the plans is how often you meet your teacher. Here is how most students choose.
2 classes a week — $35/month
A steady, unhurried start. This suits younger children, busy adults, and anyone meeting the Arabic letters for the first time.
See the Noorani Qaida course3 classes a week — $50/month
Our most popular plan and the sweet spot for real progress. Three sessions a week keep last lesson fresh in the next one.
See the Tajweed course5 classes a week — $80/month
Built for Hifz students and anyone working to a deadline. Near-daily contact is what makes memorisation actually stick.
See the Hifz programmeWhy one-to-one costs more than a group class
You will find cheaper Quran classes online, and most of them are group classes. That is the honest reason for the difference: in a group of fifteen, a student might recite for three minutes and listen for the rest of the hour. In a private class, every minute is yours, and every slip in pronunciation is heard and corrected as you make it.
What the fee actually pays for is a qualified teacher's undivided time — someone assessed on their recitation and Tajweed before they ever meet a student, who prepares for your level and writes an honest report on your progress each month. It is also why a six-year-old in Quran classes for kids pays the same as an adult studying Tafseer: the teacher's hour costs the same either way. Anything else you want to check is on our full FAQ page.
Try a class before you pay anything
Your first class is a free trial and no card is required to book it. After that, every plan is a monthly subscription you can cancel anytime — nothing rolls into a long contract.
Pricing questions, answered
What students and parents ask us about fees, billing and cancelling.
Is the first class really free?
Yes. The first class is a genuine free trial and we don't ask for card details to book it. You meet your teacher, sit a full lesson, and only choose a plan afterwards if you want to carry on.
How much do online Quran classes cost each month?
$35 a month for two classes a week, $50 a month for three classes a week, and $80 a month for five classes a week. There are no joining fees or material costs on top of that.
Can I cancel my subscription anytime?
Yes. Every plan is a rolling monthly subscription with no long-term contract, and you can cancel whenever you like. There is nothing to negotiate and no notice period to serve.
Do some courses cost more than others?
No. Noorani Qaida, Tajweed, Hifz, Arabic and Tafseer are all the same price. You are paying for your teacher's one-to-one time, and that costs the same whichever subject you study.
What currency will I be charged in?
All plans are billed in US dollars through Stripe. If your bank account is in another currency, your bank does the conversion, so the amount on your statement can vary slightly month to month with the exchange rate. We add nothing of our own on top.
Do you offer family or sibling discounts?
We don't publish a fixed family rate, so we'd rather not have you guess at one. If you're enrolling more than one child, contact us with the details and we'll tell you honestly what we can do.
Could the price change after I sign up?
The fees on this page are our current published prices and this page is always kept up to date. Because every plan is a rolling monthly subscription, you are never tied into a price you haven't agreed to — you can cancel at any time.
What happens if I miss a class?
Tell your teacher as early as you can and they will try to move the session to another slot in the same week, since scheduling is arranged directly between you. A class missed without notice can't always be replaced.
Start with a free trial class
Meet a qualified teacher, sit a full lesson, and decide about a plan afterwards. No card needed to book, and no obligation to continue.