One to One Plus is K-12 software combining asset management and a help desk, focused on 1:1 device programs. It’s a good product — this is an honest look at how the two differ, so you can pick the right tool for your district.
| Edventory | One to One Plus | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Published flat tiers from free to $4,500/yr — never per student | Quote-based annual pricing |
| Getting started | Self-serve signup with a real free plan (no trial clock) | Contact/demo-driven onboarding |
| Beyond devices & tickets | Events & facilities booking, visitor check-in, staff leave, license tracking, and AI budget forecasting included | Focused on assets, tickets, and related 1:1 workflows |
| Support | Founder-direct email support | Vendor support team |
One to One Plus does not publish its prices. Pricing is quote-based: you contact the vendor, describe your district, and receive a proposal. That is common for K-12 platforms, but it means you cannot budget for it from their website, and the number you get depends on your size and the modules you ask for.
Edventory publishes every price. Plans are flat annual district rates sized by device count or student enrollment, whichever is higher, and every module is included on every plan:
| Edventory plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Up to 100 devices / 100 students | $0 |
| Up to 500 devices / 500 students | $750 per year |
| Up to 2,500 devices / 2,500 students | $1,500 per year |
| Up to 10,000 devices / 10,000 students | $4,500 per year |
Three-year agreements take 50% off year one with the rate locked for the full term. There is no per-student charge and no add-on modules to price separately. See full pricing and FAQ →
Their onboarding style and feature mix fit your district, you prefer a longer-established vendor, and quote-based pricing isn’t a hurdle for your procurement process.
You want the full price on a public page, a free start without a sales call, and facilities, visitors, leave, and budget forecasting in the same flat rate.
One to One Plus does not publish its prices; pricing is quote-based, so you request a proposal for your district. Edventory’s prices are public: free up to 100 devices and 100 students, then $750, $1,500, or $4,500 a year by size.
Yes. Both are built for K-12 1:1 programs and combine device tracking with a help desk. Edventory adds facilities booking, visitor check-in, staff leave, license tracking, and AI budget forecasting in the same flat rate, and you can start free without a sales call.
No. Plans are flat district rates sized by device count or student enrollment, whichever is higher, and every module is included on every plan.
Yes. The free plan has no trial clock, so you can import your fleet and run it for as long as you like before deciding.
This comparison is written by Edventory and reflects each vendor’s publicly described offering as of September 2026. Details change — always confirm current features and pricing with the vendor. One to One Plus is a trademark of its respective owner, which is not affiliated with Edventory.
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