Find the right school for your child with AI
Share your child's age, your area and your yearly budget, and our assistant suggests schools from the EasySchools directory that list fees for your child's stage - with approximate fees and a link to each school.
Important: please confirm with the school
The assistant is an AI. Fees and details come from the information listed on EasySchools and may not be 100% accurate or up to date. Always confirm fees, availability and admission requirements directly with the school before deciding.
How it works
- Enter your mobile number and agree to the terms, so we can save your conversation.
- Tell the assistant your child's age, your area, your budget and any curriculum you prefer (national, American, British, IB, French, German...).
- Get a short list of schools with listed fees for the right stage, then open each school page to compare.
What you get
- The right stage for your child's age (KG, primary, middle or high school).
- Schools that actually list fees for that stage in the area you choose.
- Approximate yearly fees and the date they were last updated, with a link to every school's page.
Prefer to browse yourself?
You can always explore the full directory:
Frequently asked questions
Is the AI school finder free?
You can start for free with a limited number of messages.
Are the fees it shows accurate?
They are approximate. They come from the fees listed on EasySchools for each school and may be out of date or incomplete, so please confirm with the school before deciding.
Why does it ask for my mobile number?
We use it to keep track of your conversation and remaining messages, and to follow up about schools that suit your child. We ask for your agreement before you start.
Which schools does it suggest?
Only schools listed on EasySchools that have fees recorded for the stage that matches your child's age and your filters. It does not rank schools as the best and it does not replace visiting or speaking to the school.
Is it a person or an AI?
It is an AI assistant. For admission decisions, always speak with the school directly.
