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As of 30 August 2026, Rosetta Stone starts at $13.25/month. Rosetta Stone is an immersive language learning platform using proprietary dynamic immersion methodology to teach languages naturally. Softwr lists it under Education. Rosetta Stone is made by IXL Learning (Rosetta Stone), launched in 1992, available on Web, iOS, Android.
Overview
Rosetta Stone is an immersive language learning platform using proprietary dynamic immersion methodology to teach languages naturally. With lessons in 24 languages and flexible learning options, Rosetta Stone helps learners achieve fluency through conversation practice and personalized learning paths.
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Capabilities
Immersive learning
Speech recognition
TruAccent
Live tutoring
Phrasebook
Stories
Audio companion
Mobile apps
Enterprise SSO
Integration with Enterprise SSO
HRIS systems
Integration with HRIS systems
Web support
Available on Web
IOS support
Available on iOS
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Rosetta Stone pricing is not displayed on the main homepage. Customers must navigate to the membership purchase pages or click the JOIN NOW button to access pricing information for individual, enterprise, or school membership options. Source: https://www.rosettastone.com
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Web filtering, classroom screen monitoring and self-harm alerting for school-issued devices
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