For families & home learners
Math Max for families
One plan for the whole household — 4 players to start, up to 10 — with the whole game, every fighter and every stage, and saved progress for each kid. Set it up in minutes: no ads, no loot boxes, no nagging to buy gems.
How it works
A fighting game powered by mental math
Your kid picks a fighter. Every punch, block and special move is fueled by solving math in their head — the faster and sharper they calculate, the harder they hit. It feels like a game because it is a game. The math practice just comes along for the ride, round after round.
Learning disguised as brawling
No worksheets, no lectures. Kids grind through hundreds of sums per session because they want to win the fight — not because anyone told them to practise.
Grows with your child
Gentle early grades for beginners, Olympic-level problems for show-offs. Math Max covers ages 4 to 99+ — from first numbers and times tables all the way to logarithms, trig and calculus. 47 operations in all.
Anytime, anywhere
Runs in any browser — laptop, tablet, Chromebook or phone. Ten minutes on the couch counts.
Real numbers
One price, the whole family
You pay $3 per player and everyone plays — 4 players to start, up to 10, each with their own fighter, own level and own saved progress. Add or remove players as the household changes. Pay monthly, or choose annual billing and save about two months.
| Play free | Pro | Family | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 | $7/mo | from $12/mo |
| Players | 1 | 1 | 4–10 |
| Curriculum | Everything | Everything | Everything |
| Fighters | Starter roster | All unlocked | All unlocked |
| Progress tracking in your account | — | ✓ | ✓ for every player |
Annual billing: save 17%. Switch or cancel anytime.
Included for everyone
Everything unlocked, for every kid
- ◆Every fighter and every stage, unlocked for each player from day one.
- ◆Individual progress saved for every child, so no one's work is ever lost — and no fighting over whose save file it is.
- ◆Follow along from your account: on the paid plans you can see each child's progress — every grade cleared and every operation mastered — without hovering over their shoulder.
- ◆Versus mode at the kitchen table: siblings can battle each other, and yes, parents can be challenged too. Losing to your 9-year-old at fractions builds character.
The part for the grown-ups
Why practice in a game actually sticks
Math fluency comes from repetition — the same reason kids know every Pokémon but forget their times tables. Math Max flips that: the repetition is the gameplay.
Volume without the battle
A single session can mean hundreds of solved problems. Try getting that out of a worksheet without tears (yours or theirs).
Mental math, not calculator math
Everything is solved in their head, under friendly pressure — the skill that shows up at school, in tests and in everyday life.
Difficulty that fits
You choose the grade and the tier each child plays, so nobody is stuck on work that is too easy or too hard.
Recognisable practice
Times tables, fractions, powers — the exact skills kids drill for school milestones, from multiplication tables to exam prep.
Regular practice can help kids build speed, confidence and fluency in math. (We'll never promise you an A — but we will promise they'll ask to practise.)
— Straight answers —
Questions parents actually ask
- Is Math Max actually educational, or just a game?
- Both — that's the trick. Every action in a fight requires solving real math, mentally. The curriculum runs from Kindergarten through college level: addition and times tables at one end, logarithms, trig and calculus at the other. 47 operations in all.
- What ages is it for?
- Ages 4 to 99+. The youngest players get a downsized, easier-to-navigate version with gentle first steps, and the difficulty grows with them. Teens and adults get genuinely hard problems — nobody outgrows it, they just climb.
- Can I follow my child's progress?
- Yes. On the paid plans, your account shows each child's progress — which grades they've cleared, which operations they've mastered, and how much they're practising. No grading, no spreadsheets, no asking "did you do your math?"
- Do we have to install anything?
- Nope. Math Max runs in any browser, so the family laptop, a tablet or a Chromebook all just work.
- Is it safe for kids?
- No ads, no in-game purchases, no chat with strangers. Competition happens through scores and head-to-head matches, not conversations.
- Can we try before paying?
- That's the whole idea. Anyone can play free, right now, without an account. When your kids are hooked — and they will let you know — the Family plan unlocks everything for everyone.
Give them a game you don't have to feel guilty about
Play free first — no account, no card, no catch. Upgrade whenever the whole family wants in.
Teaching a whole class, not just a household? The Schools plan fits better.