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Rosetta Stone doesn’t have a teacher discount that we could confirm. ID.me says it’s not aware that Rosetta Stone offers Teachers discounts, and the…

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Rosetta Stone doesn’t have a teacher discount that we could confirm. ID.me says it’s not aware that Rosetta Stone offers Teachers discounts, and the company’s own site names no educator pricing for individuals. What we could confirm is cash back: TopCashback lists 7%, Rakuten lists 2%, and Fluz lists 1.5%.

Rosetta Stone is language learning software with courses in many languages, from Spanish and French to Japanese and Arabic, delivered through an app and a website. If you’re a Spanish teacher brushing up for a summer abroad, or a classroom teacher picking up a second language for the students you serve, the cash back is the savings route that exists today. Older versions of this post, and its Spanish and Chinese twins, cited a UNiDAYS teacher rate. We couldn’t trace that to anything Rosetta Stone publishes, so it isn’t repeated here. See more tech discounts for teachers where a teacher rate is confirmed.

How To Get The Rosetta Stone Teacher Discount

There isn’t a teacher rate to claim that we could verify. ID.me’s Rosetta Stone page says it’s not aware of one for Teachers, and Rosetta Stone’s home page names none. Rosetta Stone does sell to schools: its schools page is built around a request-pricing form, so if you want it for a whole class or department, that’s the door to knock on, and it’s a purchase made through your school, not an individual teacher rate.

For your own subscription, the route that takes something off is cash back. The button below goes to TopCashback, whose Rosetta Stone page headlines 7%.

Cash Back Routes We Checked

TopCashback’s Rosetta Stone page says: “Get 7% of the price back with our Rosetta Stone cash back offers.” Rakuten’s Rosetta Stone page lists 2% Cash Back and says it emails you when cash back is added after a qualifying purchase. Fluz’s page says: “Get 1.5% cashback at Rosetta Stone with a Fluz virtual card.” Fluz pays you through a virtual card you pay with, while the other two track the purchase through their links, so pick whichever fits how you already shop.

What We Couldn’t Confirm

We didn’t find Rosetta Stone’s current subscription prices on a page we could read, so we can’t say what a month or a lifetime plan costs today. The cash back rates move, and TopCashback’s page notes that it can’t guarantee tracking in some browsers, so check the rate when you click through. We also didn’t test whether any of these routes combine with a Rosetta Stone sale, so compare the final price before you buy. ID.me’s separate Rosetta Stone store page lists offers for other groups, which don’t apply to teachers unless you also belong to one of them.

Q&A

Does Rosetta Stone give teachers a discount?
Not one we could confirm. ID.me says it’s not aware of one for Teachers.

Is there cash back at Rosetta Stone?
Yes. TopCashback lists 7%, Rakuten 2% and Fluz 1.5%.

Is there a separate Spanish or Chinese teacher discount?
We found none. Rosetta Stone’s courses all sit under one brand, and the older Spanish and Chinese posts have been folded into this one.

Can my school buy it for my classroom?
Rosetta Stone has a schools page with a request-pricing form, so ask your school or district about it.

More Information:

The details above come from ID.me, TopCashback, Rakuten, Fluz and Rosetta Stone as their pages loaded when we checked, and they change without notice. Nothing here claims a teacher discount that Rosetta Stone hasn’t published. Browse cash back for teachers to compare routes at other places.