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Plan for college
better together.

Your map to the future. We help families find colleges, get accepted, and manage the entire admissions process.

The journey starts here

Mapt is more than just a college planning tool—it's your compass in the vast landscape of higher education.
Here's a glimpse of what sets us apart:

AI-Driven
Guidance

Our smart education coach, Deci, gives you immediate support on your essays, finds you scholarships, and recommends best-fit colleges.

College Admissions Roadmap

All your admissions tasks in one place. From exploration to decision, every step is precise.

Collaborative
Discovery

Build a college list as a family. Parents get timely insights to help with financial planning and application steps.

Interactive
Resources & Assessments

Dive into expert curated resources: from essays to personality tests. Equip students and parents for the journey.

Built for Students and Parents

Empower your college journey with tools crafted to ensure your success.

Equip yourself with tools and insights for the journey ahead.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the app available for parents and students?

Yes, we are a mobile app suite for parents and students. When you signup, you can invite a family member to link accounts and start planning for college together. Data is shared between accounts with the student’s best interest in mind.

How much does it cost?

We provide college planning to families for $14.99 / month or $125.99 / year. Private college admissions advisors charge families $200 per hour or $3,000 per package.

My child is a freshman in high school, is Mapt for me?

Definitely, the sooner your family starts planning for college the better. Mapt offers families a guided college roadmap as early as 9th grade.

My child is interested in something different than a 4-year college, is Mapt right for us?

Yes, we take all post-secondary options very seriously. A large part of our in-app content focuses on trade schools, apprenticeships, 2-year colleges, and gap years.