SpanishDict

Course app: a Spanish dictionary, translator and conjugator with a free 48-level course of short video lessons, from your first sentences to advanced grammar.

Prices checked 17 Oct 2026 · How we check

Is SpanishDict worth it?

Yes, if you already look up Spanish words and verbs on it and want its free course of short video lessons, from your first sentences to advanced grammar, without paying; Premium is worth it only if the ads get in your way or you want its speaking questions and writing checker.

What it costs. Free to use for good. To pay for more, a year costs $59.99 ($5 a month); month to month is $12.99.

What's free. Free with an account and ads: the Learn Spanish course, the dictionary, conjugations, grammar guide and vocabulary quizzes, with translations of up to 500 characters at a time. Premium removes the ads and adds speaking questions and a writing checker.

Skip it if you want to practise speaking for free, or any language but Spanish: its speaking questions need Premium and work only in Chrome on a computer or an Android device.

What learners rate it. 4.8 out of 5 from 200,617 ratings in Apple's US App Store and 4.8 from 82,260 on Google Play (SpanishDictionary.com Learning), checked 16 Oct 2026.

$59.99 a year $5 a month, billed yearly · Premium

In our comparison: strongest on price and the free tier, weakest on the number of languages.

Annual plan
$59.99 a year ($5/mo)
Monthly plan
$12.99
Lifetime plan
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Free tier
Free to keep using
Free with an account and ads: the Learn Spanish course, the dictionary, conjugations, grammar guide and vocabulary quizzes, with translations of up to 500 characters at a time. Premium removes the ads and adds speaking questions and a writing checker.
Languages
1
Speech recognition
Yes · Premium only.
Live tutoring
—
Offline mode
Yes · The dictionary and conjugation tables work offline; Premium adds offline vocabulary quizzes on iPhone and iPad.
Placement test
Yes · With Premium.
CEFR levels
—
Refund or trial
A 7-day free trial of Premium, which turns into the plan you chose unless you cancel first. Bought on SpanishDict's website, a full refund can be asked for within 30 days of buying; purchases through Apple or Google are not covered.
Platforms
iOS, Android, Web

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How a SpanishDict lesson works

What you do
Sign in and work through a topic such as introducing yourself or ordering at a restaurant: short video lessons with native speakers teach its words and grammar, and questions check them; a checkpoint closes each level, and any word you meet can be looked up, conjugated or saved to a vocabulary list to quiz later.
What comes back
Automatic: the lessons' questions are marked. With Premium, in Chrome on a computer or an Android device, the lessons add speaking questions. No person checks your work.
Not included
A live teacher or stated CEFR levels.

How a lesson works in a course app

In a course app you read or hear a short dialogue, fill in the missing word, and a grammar note explains why. Drawn to explain the kind of app, not taken from any app's screens.

Plans and prices

Every consumer plan on SpanishDict's own pricing page or app-store listing, in US dollars unless marked. Per month is the plan price divided by its term. Each price is what the seller was charging on the day we checked it. When a plan was on sale, its regular price is shown under the sale price; a crossed-out figure that is only a comparison, such as a year at the monthly rate, is in the plan's note.

Plan Billing Price Per month Covers
FreeFree translations are up to 500 characters at a time; Premium raises that to 5,000 (SpanishDict's help page on Premium). Other $0 $0/mo the Learn Spanish course, the dictionary, translator, conjugations, grammar guide and vocabulary quizzes, with ads
Premium, yearlyPremiumStarts with a 7-day free trial and renews each year until you cancel. SpanishDict's Premium page sells this plan with a limited-time gift, a $30 credit toward a private lesson on Wyzant, the tutoring marketplace its owner IXL Learning also runs (read 16 Oct 2026). Apple's US App Store sells the yearly plan at the same price. Annual $59.99 $5/mo everything, without ads
Premium, 6 monthsPremiumStarts with a 7-day free trial and renews every 6 months until you cancel. Apple's US App Store sells it at the same price. Every 6 months $39.99 $6.67/mo everything, without ads
Premium, monthlyPremiumStarts with a 7-day free trial and renews each month until you cancel. Apple's US App Store sells it at the same price. Monthly $12.99 $12.99/mo everything, without ads

No price change recorded for SpanishDict; its prices were last confirmed 17 Oct 2026. Every price change we have recorded.

What will SpanishDict cost you?

The US-dollar prices each seller charges, without refunds.

Total billed over 12 months

$95.89 less on annual billing

Monthly plan $155.88

Annual plan $59.99

One yearly payment of $59.99.

What each plan covers. Monthly: everything, without ads. Yearly: everything, without ads.

SpanishDict's monthly price · checked 17 Oct 2026
SpanishDict's yearly price · checked 17 Oct 2026

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What SpanishDict says about itself

What SpanishDict says about itself
Feature What SpanishDict says
CEFR levels —
What it is Course app. SpanishDictionary.com, which most learners know as SpanishDict: a Spanish-English dictionary, translator and conjugation tables, with a Learn Spanish course of 48 levels of short video lessons from introducing yourself to advanced grammar, each level ending in a checkpoint, a grammar guide of written lessons, pronunciation videos and vocabulary quizzes on a spaced-repetition schedule. It is free with ads; Premium removes the ads and adds speaking questions in the lessons, a writing checker, longer translations and offline quizzes on iPhone.
Languages offered 1: Spanish
Free tier Free with an account and ads: the Learn Spanish course, the dictionary, conjugations, grammar guide and vocabulary quizzes, with translations of up to 500 characters at a time. Premium removes the ads and adds speaking questions and a writing checker.
Platforms iOS, Android, Web
Offline mode Yes · The dictionary and conjugation tables work offline; Premium adds offline vocabulary quizzes on iPhone and iPad.
Speech recognition Yes · Premium only.
Live tutoring —
Placement test Yes · With Premium.
Refund or trial A 7-day free trial of Premium, which turns into the plan you chose unless you cancel first. Bought on SpanishDict's website, a full refund can be asked for within 30 days of buying; purchases through Apple or Google are not covered.
Company Curiosity Media, Inc. (IXL Learning)

How SpanishDict compares

SpanishDict is strongest on price and the free tier, weakest on the number of languages. Each criterion is scored out of 5 from what each app says about itself and from independent reviews, to compare apps that do the same job; it is not a review of the app. How we score.

SpanishDict features and ratings
Feature Score (of 5) Why
Teaching depth 4 A Spanish dictionary, translator and conjugator with a free 48-level course of short video lessons, from your first sentences to advanced grammar
Speaking practice 3 Speech recognition scores your pronunciation (Premium only)
Language coverage 1 1 language
Free tier 5 Free for good, with ads; paid extras add more
Price per month 5 $59.99 a year $5 a month, billed yearly · Premium
Trial and refund 3 A 7-day free trial
Offline use 4 Works offline
Staying power and bugs – Not available

Languages you can learn on SpanishDict

1 language as listed by SpanishDict.

How far its courses go

As SpanishDict describes each course. A course's level is what its lessons cover, not a level you are promised.

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