Let’s talk about the elephant in the Zoom room: PlanetSpark isn’t cheap.

We paid nearly ₹65,000 for a three-month course in public speaking and writing for our 8-year-old son. Our first reaction? “That’s a flight ticket!”

So, is it worth the cost? Let’s break it down.

Month 1: Tracking Every Class

We were hyper-alert. Was the teacher engaging? Was our son learning? Was it digital babysitting?

No. The sessions were structured, interactive, and supported with assignments. The teacher gave real-time feedback and performance summaries.

Month 2: The Results Begin

• He started recording and reviewing his speeches.

• Used phrases like “argument structure” and “counterpoint.”

• Wrote a persuasive essay on “Why Holidays Should Be Longer.”

Month 3: Conviction

At his school’s annual event, he opened the function. Confidently. Fluently. Parents came up to us and said, “Who trained him?”

We realized — this wasn’t just a class. It was training for life.

What You’re Paying For

• 1:1 mentorship

• Emotional confidence

• Feedback and progress tracking

• Future-ready speaking skills

Is PlanetSpark Expensive?

Yes.

Is It Overpriced?

Not if you value communication, confidence, and clarity. Not if you believe in future-proofing your child.

Final Verdict

PlanetSpark is an investment. If you want a budget-friendly fun app, look elsewhere. But if you want to change how your child speaks, thinks, and leads — it’s worth every rupee.