Zuvelanti

Simple, Transparent Pricing

Get the full picture of private vs. public school costs for your family.

Free

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Basic school cost comparison

  • Financial aid modeling
  • Standard output
  • 1 calculation per day
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Single Report

9one-time

Full analysis with PDF report

  • K-12 total cost analysis
  • Scholarship probability
Buy Report — $9

Report Pack

29one-time

5 reports with comparison mode

  • 5 full PDF reports
  • Everything in Single Report
  • Side-by-side comparison
  • Save $16 vs buying singles
Buy 5-Pack — $29

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the K-12 school financial analyzer work?

Zuvelanti compares the total thirteen-year cost of private schooling against public school alternatives in your area. We factor in tuition trends, fees, transportation, supplies, extracurriculars, and the hidden cost of housing premiums in top-rated public school districts to give families a complete financial picture for informed education decisions.

What voucher and ESA programs are covered?

We hold a single flat program amount for each of the fifteen participating states we cover; states outside that set contribute nothing to the calculation. We do not model eligibility rules, income tests, or the distinction between an ESA, a voucher and a tax-credit scholarship.

How do you calculate the housing premium for school districts?

Many families pay a hidden premium through higher home prices to access top-rated public school districts. We estimate this premium as a flat 2.5% of home value per school-quality point above 65. This allows families to see whether paying private school tuition might cost less than the mortgage premium of living in a high-rated public school zone.

Is the free comparison really free?

Yes. The free tier gives you one school comparison per day including private versus public thirteen-year cost totals and school quality scores by ZIP code. Upgrade to Premium only when you need unlimited comparisons, net cost after voucher offsets, housing premium analysis, and multi-child cost scaling.