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directio vs Stych

Both stand on driver education software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

directio

Free plan Web

Directio brings teaching, scheduling, family access and business administration into one web product. Review the payment fee and state-specific DMV coverage alongside the plan features before choosing a tier.

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Stych

Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb

Stych brings theory revision, lesson scheduling, and progress tracking together with physical agencies. Learners should check local agency pricing, since it varies by location.

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The facts

	directio	Stych
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	No	Not published
Runs on	Web	Android, iPhone, Web
Lowest paid plan	Studio: $29 a month	See the plans
Plans published	3	12
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	godirectio.com	stych.fr
On driver education software	#5 of 27	#9 of 27

directio: what it does well

Free plan includes unlimited students, instructors and vehicles.
Studio adds a custom website and domain.
Family portal supports progress tracking and lesson management.
Exports payroll-ready CSVs for named payroll services.
Free includes a checklist and official PDF export for every state.

What to know first

Free and Studio charge 2.5% per payment, capped at $15 per student.
Electronic DMV submission is limited to supported states on Pro.
State coverage varies; Minnesota has the deepest coverage.
Pro pricing is available by discussion.

Stych: what it does well

Code Eco is free with unlimited duration
Code revision available in the app at any time
Supports manual and automatic driving lessons
Learners can track progress and teacher observations
Lists 78 agencies and 1,052 meeting points

What to know first

Driving-school prices vary by agency and postal code
Booking a code exam costs 30 €
Driving lessons are offered Monday through Saturday

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