Learning & Education·Standings
Statistics Learning Software
Statistics learning software teaches data analysis, probability, and statistics through lessons, simulations, experiments, and classroom tools; price, learning features, and platform support guide the choice.
Use the board to compare free plans, starting prices, guided lessons, simulations, probability experiments, classroom tools, and supported platforms. The signal score is out of 10, with marks for a public API, open-source code, and a free tier.
- 40 platforms
- 1 with a public API on this page
- 22 with a free tier
- Checked 9 Oct 2026
- 1 B
Brilliantbrilliant.orgBrilliant is an interactive STEM learning service focused on math, coding, data science, science, technology, logic and AI.
- 2 GGeoGebrageogebra.org
GeoGebra is a dynamic mathematics platform combining geometry, algebra, spreadsheets, graphing, statistics, and calculus.
- 3 J
JASPjasp-stats.orgFree desktop statistics software for Linux, macOS, and Windows with statistical tests.
- 4 PIPhET Interactive Simulationsphet.colorado.edu
Interactive science and math simulations available online or as downloads on several platforms.
- 5 PL
Pearson Live Responsepearson.comWeb classroom polling with anonymous answers and slide integrations; a free plan is listed.
- 6 NNCSSncss.com
Windows statistics program for desktop use, starting at $349 per user annually, with a 30-day trial.
- 7 SStatCrunchstatcrunch.com
Paid cloud statistics software with Bayesian methods, regression, and imports for CSV, XLSX, and more.
- 8 S
Sowisosowiso.comA paid adaptive learning platform with guided lessons, available on the web and by API.
- 9 SSticiGuistat.berkeley.edu
A free tool with lessons, simulations, and probability experiments for web, Windows, Mac, and Linux.
- 10 NPNetLogo ProbLabccl.northwestern.edu
Free probability and statistics simulations with lessons and classroom tools for NetLogo desktop or web.
- 11 OSOnline Statistics Educationonlinestatbook.com
Free lessons, statistics simulations, and probability experiments on the web, iOS, and macOS.
- 12 SStatcatostatcato.org
A free statistics learning tool for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
- 13 SStatRisestatriseapp.com
A free plan for a statistics learning app with lessons, simulations, and probability experiments on iOS and macOS.
- 14 CLConceptual Learning with Interactive Appletsmelbapplets.ms.unimelb.edu.au
Free web lessons with statistics simulations, probability experiments, and classroom tools.
- 15 DUDataClassroom Uu.dataclassroom.com
Web statistics classroom platform with guided lessons, simulations, and a free plan.
- 16 KKey2Statskey2stats.com
Free web statistics learning tool with guided lessons, simulations, and classroom tools.
- 17 SSSOCR (Statistics Online Computational Resource)socr.umich.edu
- 18 STStat Trekstattrek.com
- 19 TTuvatuvalabs.com
A web platform with a free plan, lessons, simulations, classroom tools, and school app connections.
- 20 CCODAPcodap.concord.org
Web statistics learning tool with guided lessons and simulations, available free.
- 21 DCdice.ccdice.cc
Free web learning tool offering guided lessons, statistics simulations, and probability experiments.
- 22 LLOCUSlocus.thinkdataed.org
Web classroom statistics software with a free plan and pricing available on request.
- 23 PBProbability by Surprisechance.dartmouth.edu
Free web lessons with statistics simulations and probability experiments.
- 24 PLProbability Labprobability-lab.com
A free web tool with guided lessons, statistics simulations, and probability experiments.
- 25 RVRice Virtual Labs in Statisticsonlinestatbook.com
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How to choose
Which learning features should I compare?
Compare guided lessons, statistics simulations, probability experiments, and classroom tools against the way you plan to learn or teach.
A tool may focus on interactive probability work, data exploration, or classroom activities, so check the feature marks that match your lessons.
Which platforms does it need to run on?
Choose software that supports the devices you use; the board marks web, macOS, Windows, iOS, Linux, and Android availability.
Web access can suit mixed-device classes, while a desktop or mobile mark can matter when learners work away from a browser.
Can I start without paying?
Check the free-plan mark, then compare the paid-from price when you need more access. Art of Stat lists $1.99 per month and a seven-day trial.
DataClassroom U lists a free plan with paid access from $36 per month on annual billing, while LOCUS lists pricing on request.
Does it provide open-source code or an API?
Check the API and open-source marks before choosing if you need connections to other software or want to inspect and change code.
ISLE includes an open-source note in its listing. The board also shows whether a public API is available.
Questions
What is statistics learning software used for?
It supports learning data analysis, statistics, and probability through guided lessons, simulations, experiments, and classroom tools.
Which statistics learning tools have a free plan?
Use the board's free-plan mark to find tools that can be started without payment, then check paid-from details for expanded access.
Does Art of Stat have a free trial?
Art of Stat lists a seven-day trial and pricing from $1.99 per month.
What platforms support statistics learning software?
The board records support for web, macOS, Windows, iOS, Linux, and Android. Check the platform marks for the tool you are considering.
Is open-source statistics learning software listed?
Open-source status appears as a board mark. ISLE's listing includes an open-source note.
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