Let’s cut to the chase — PlanetSpark isn’t cheap. It’s a premium product in a market filled with budget apps and passive learning platforms. So the obvious question is: Is it worth it in 2025?

I enrolled my 9-year-old daughter in January, and we’ve now completed 6 months. Here’s my brutally honest, number-backed, emotionally grounded breakdown.

What We Signed Up For:

• One-on-one Public Speaking & Writing course
   

• Weekly classes + homework + parent check-ins
   

• Speaking videos, debates, storytelling, journaling
   

The First 4 Weeks: Initial resistance was expected. She’s shy, a little hesitant with strangers, and not very fluent in English. The first two classes were rocky. But what helped was the consistency of having the same teacher, who understood how to engage her using things she loved — her favorite cartoon characters, her pet dog, even inside jokes.

By Month 2:

• She was voluntarily asking to record her class videos
   

• Her vocabulary and sentence formation noticeably improved
   

• She gave a 3-minute story presentation on Zoom for her school
   

What Made It Worth It: We attended a school function in May where students were invited to host. My daughter raised her hand to anchor the event. She welcomed everyone, introduced performances, and even cracked a joke on stage. The teacher called me later to say, “Your daughter was the star of the evening.”

That moment made every rupee feel worth it.

The Downside?

• It needs your involvement. If you think you can just “sign and forget,” the results will disappoint you.
   

• Some sessions were slower than others — that’s natural. But the good ones were truly transformative.
   

Final Answer: Is It Worth It? Yes. In a world that values clarity, leadership, and expression — this is not an expense. It’s an investment.