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Fedena vs OpenEduCat

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

Fedena

Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+2

Fedena brings academic and administrative functions together, with web access, mobile apps, and hosting options. Its basic open-source version is free; paid plans start at $999 a year.

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OpenEduCat

Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+2

OpenEduCat combines institutional systems with modular pricing and cloud or on-premise deployment. Check the required Core cost and hardware needs against your intended setup.

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The facts

	Fedena	OpenEduCat
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Android, API, iPhone, Self-hosted, Web	Android, API, iPhone, Linux, Self-hosted
Lowest paid plan	Standard: $999 a year	See the plans
Plans published	4	14
Maker	Not published	OpenEduCat
Website	fedena.com	openeducat.org
On higher education student information software	#1 of 18	#2 of 18

Fedena: what it does well

Covers administrative and academic school activities
Offers SaaS and self-hosted deployment
Branded apps are available for parents, teachers, and students
API connects external applications to school data
Basic open-source version is available free of cost

What to know first

The Enterprise plan has no listed price
Standard costs $999 a year
No software installation is required only for the web-based service

OpenEduCat: what it does well

Free Edition has no learner cap or time limit.
Modules cover institutional systems such as admissions and fees.
Offers cloud hosting and on-premise deployment.
Supports assessments, certificates, API access and SSO.
Institutions own their data.

What to know first

Capacity depends on hardware for the free edition.
Core, required for deployments, is $489 a year.
The site lists a No Refund Policy.

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