Your access. Clearly agreed.
Current availability
Public samples are free. Approved partner trials last 14 days from activation, with up to 25 seats. An agreed exam-prep batch lasts exactly 28 days from its start; late joining does not extend that end date. Students need an allocated seat for member content.
Individual access is proposed at ₹499 per month. Annual partner access is proposed at ₹3,000 per activated student for 12 months. The annual commercial activation workflow is not live. Neither price is an invitation to pay through this website.
How paid access will be confirmed
Online checkout is not available. Before accepting a payment, KLAR must provide its legal operator details and a written offer stating the final tax-inclusive total, available content, student seats, activation and expiry dates, payment recipient, receipt or invoice, support arrangements, cancellation process and refund terms. Review and accept that offer before paying.
Trials, cancellation and renewal
The agreed free trial requires no payment and has no automatic paid renewal. Paid cancellation and refund conditions are still being finalised; this page does not introduce a refund promise or a no-refund rule. Contact hello@klarlingo.com before making any paid commitment.
What happens when access ends?
The expired term stops providing member access. Free features and saved progress remain available; another active membership can still provide member access. Expiry does not delete an account or saved practice. Leaving a class stops future teacher access to its shared progress; account deletion is a separate request.
Support and data requests
Business and access: hello@klarlingo.com
Support, privacy and deletion requests: support@klarlingo.com
Use your registered email for an account-deletion request. Never send a password or sign-in code. We verify account ownership before deleting records. Read Privacy & data →
Paid self-service enrolment remains unavailable until operator details, the retention schedule and purchasing terms are finalised. Free practice and separately confirmed free trials can continue.