What the official page displayed

The captured English-course display included these Flex examples. The discounted amounts appeared beside higher reference prices; the page said its offer was for new students, excluded the smallest plan and applied to the first purchase period only.

This is a dated display snapshot, not an offer we can promise for your account. The page’s rounded per-class labels are less useful for an exact budget than the total divided by the class allowance. Do not assume the discounted total will repeat at renewal.

Why four weeks changes the budget

Four weeks is 28 days, not a calendar month. If you keep a plan continuously for 52 weeks, that is 13 four-week periods. A budget based on 12 payments understates the cost. Renewal can also move earlier within successive calendar months.

For a stable recurring price, multiply the four-week charge by 13 to compare a 52-week cost. Keep any introductory discount separate: one discounted period does not make every later period cheaper. Sprint has its own two-month promotion agreement and should not be priced as an ordinary Flex subscription.

The cheaper bundle can cost more per class you attend

Using the displayed 12-class reference total purely as an illustration, €109.99 divided by 12 is about €9.17 per included class. If your calendar allows only eight completed classes, the same payment is about €13.75 per completed class. This is arithmetic, not a prediction of attendance or a current US quote.

Start with the number of classes that fit into your next four weeks, including work trips and days when you cannot reliably leave a meeting. Then compare plans at that attendance level. A larger bundle makes sense only when the extra classes have a realistic place in your calendar.

Unused credits are not the same as usable savings

The pricing page says unused Flex credits roll over, but access requires an active subscription. Canceling can leave credits visible without making them available to book. The general terms also describe a one-year validity period for purchased credits unless checkout states otherwise. Read the expiry and access conditions attached to your own credits before treating a balance as money saved.

The general terms, sections 5–7 explain credit access, fees and four-week renewal. They describe Lingoda’s quoted fees as final prices without VAT or sales tax under the provision cited there. Your card issuer’s foreign-exchange or international-payment charges are separate from the school’s price.

Get a quote you can actually compare

1. Select the same language, group or private format, and currency for every plan you compare.
2. Record the total due now, allowance, next renewal date and the price after any introductory offer.
3. Check whether you are starting a trial or paying immediately. A trial converts to a paid plan unless canceled within its stated period.
4. Save the final order summary before submitting payment. If the total differs from a headline promotion, resolve that difference first.

Use the trial guide to check the trial allowance and billing trigger, or discount guide if a code or sale banner changes the quoted price. For the attendance commitment behind the other main product, see Sprint versus regular courses.