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Give your entire school or district the reading, writing, and accessibility tools they need - with training, SSO, and a dedicated success manager.

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Thanks for considering Helperbird for your school or district. Whether you're looking for a single-school license or a district-wide rollout, we're here to help.

Fill out the form and we'll send you a formal quote within 24–48 hours. We also offer purchase order billing and volume discounts.

Questions? Email us anytime at [email protected].

We look forward to helping your students succeed!

Thank you,

Robert James Gabriel

Robert James Gabriel

Helperbird Founder

What People Are Saying

Join over 1,000,000 people who use Helperbird every day.

I have been a user of Helperbird for the past year or so and a huge fan of the work Robert has done. I have switched from Chrome to Firefox and glad this here too. 5/5. Can't wait for Voice Typing support

Damon Robin

Damon Robin

Firefox user

Helperbird is a very useful and smartly designed tool that will most definitely make the browsing life of any user suffering from from dyslexia or is even remotely visually impaired a lot easier. It’s very easy to use, has the ability to synchronize settings on multiple devices, and is very efficient thanks to a useful set of straightforward customization options.

Vladimir Ciobica

Vladimir Ciobica

Helperbird user

this extension seems amazing so if that doesn't bother you, I say go ahead and get it!

Ana Robledo

Ana Robledo

Helperbird user

Great features on the free side.

bookmouse

bookmouse

Helperbird user

Makes college so much easier !!!

A Google User

A Google User

Helperbird user

This is my first google review ever! I have to share that the accessibility and support for independent access for students that Helperbird provides, is a game changer. It is constantly being updated with new features based on feedback and it is extremely user friendly. The ability to customize the settings allows students to have control over their own learning, aligning with Universal Design for Learning. Looking forward to sharing with students and fellow educators on a daily basis. Thanks, Helperbird team!

Kelli Suding

Kelli Suding

Assistive technology specialist

Questions & Answers

Quick answers to common questions. Need more help? Contact us.

What is Helperbird?

Helperbird is a browser extension that makes websites, PDFs, and documents easier to read. It includes text-to-speech, dyslexia-friendly fonts, reading guides, and many other tools to help you read and write online.

How do I install Helperbird?

Visit your browser's extension store (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari), search for 'Helperbird', and click 'Add to Browser'. Once installed, you'll see the Helperbird icon in your toolbar.

Is Helperbird free?

Yes! Helperbird has a free version with essential features that will always be free. Helperbird Pro is $30/year, Helperbird for Business or Schools is $1,500/year, and for Enterprise pricing, contact us.

How do I log in to Helperbird?

Click the Helperbird icon, go to Settings, and log in using your browser's email account. If you have a subscription key, you can enter it there too.

Can Helperbird read text out loud?

Yes! Select any text on a page, right-click, and choose 'Text to speech' from the Helperbird menu. You can also use the play button in the Helperbird panel.

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