For ESA families in AZ, FL, TX + 15 more states

There's $8,000 with your kid's name on it. Getting it is the second job.

An ESA award isn't money in hand. It's money you claim one approved receipt at a time, and every mistake comes out of your pocket. We turn every receipt into a submission-ready packet that clears, so the money actually reaches your kid. Try it free: your first 2 packets and unlimited purchase checks on us. No credit card.

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  • Every receipt prepped before the state sees it
  • Every purchase checked before you buy
  • Works over text. No app, no portal to learn
  • Guaranteed. Our packet bounces, you don't pay
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Takes about 35 seconds. We check it against your state's current rules and show you exactly what we'd fix.

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You know this story

They call it an award. Nobody mentions the claiming part.

The award letter lands and for a minute it feels like winning. $2,000 in Texas, $7,500 in Arizona, $8,000 in Florida, promised to your kid's education. You're grateful. You're still grateful. Almost every family in these programs is.

Then you learn what "awarded" actually means. Not money in your account. Money you have to claim, purchase by purchase, receipt by receipt, through a wallet app and a rulebook. In Florida you spend your own money first and hope the state agrees to hand it back.

Your first cart sits "pending" for a month while school starts without the books. You ask the Facebook group whether earbuds count as headphones and get four answers, three written before the rules changed. You learn what a category code is. You learn the handbook is 40 pages and written by lawyers. You learn, the expensive way, that a receipt can be rejected because the lesson plan didn't have your child's name on it.

Somewhere in there it hits you: the state never handed you money. It handed you a claims process, and made you the one-person procurement and compliance department that runs it, governed by that handbook, enforced by an agency with a backlog, with your own family's money as the collateral for mistakes.

So now you photograph everything. You keep the folder. You draft every submission twice and hold your breath for weeks after. In Arizona, where audits look back three years and 400+ accounts have been suspended, some families just stop spending. The money their kid was promised sits there, because using it feels like risk.

That second job is the one we take. Here's what a bad quarter of doing it alone costs:

Denied
One bad quarter, doing it alonea composite of documented parent cases
Tablet, denied after a 6-week wait (second device inside the frequency limit)-$329
Tutoring receipt, rejected (missing the tutor's credentials)-$240
Curriculum, bought outside the approved channel, no reimbursement-$187
Hours on hold with program support11 hrs
Out of pocket-$756

A month of us: $9.99. Every one of those three losses was catchable before the money left her account.

What we do

You send receipts. We do the rest of the job.

Not another dashboard to learn. Not a portal with your name on 40 unread notifications. A back office that works the way you already do, with a real person plus the current rulebook on our side of it.

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Before you buy: the 10-second check

Send the item or a link. We check it against your state's current rules and vendor lists and tell you: safe, risky, or don't. So the denial never happens in the first place.

After you buy: send us the receipt

We check every field the state checks: names, dates, credentials, categories, frequency limits. We fix what's fixable, flag what's missing, and build the submission packet with everything filled in.

You submit in two minutes

Open the packet, paste, click submit in your own account. The rules say the submission has to come from you, and that's good: it means your name is only ever on work that's been checked.

The binder builds itself

Every purchase, packet, and confirmation is filed and kept, matched to your state's audit lookback. If a review ever comes, you're the family with the records.

When the rules move, you already know

Arizona rewrote its documentation rules July 1. Texas capped tech at 10%. One plain-English alert when your state changes something that affects how you spend.

The straight-face guarantee. If a packet we prepared gets rejected over documentation, that month is free. Full refund, no argument. The state's judgment calls belong to the state. The paperwork being right belongs to us.

Worth knowing

Why we prep it and you press the button.

Your program's rules say submissions must come from you, personally. Arizona's handbook puts it in writing: advocates may not submit documents on the account holder's behalf, and sharing your login can cost you the scholarship. Florida attaches criminal-penalty language to it.

So be careful with anyone who offers to log in and handle it. They're gambling with your kid's funding, not theirs.

We built for the rule instead of around it: we do everything up to the button, and the button stays yours. Your account stays untouched, your attestation stays honest, and the two minutes you spend submitting is the whole job the state actually requires you to do yourself.

You're not imagining it

Almost nobody gets through this clean.

Every ESA family gets a wallet app, a rulebook written by lawyers, and a support line with 2-hour holds. What they don't get is someone whose job is making sure their specific receipt, in their specific state, clears.

2%

of Arizona ESA families report having no problems with the program. The other 98% are doing approvals, rejections, and documentation alone. That's the job we take.

"Two of my receipts were reimbursed. Three others were rejected. One because the lesson plan did not include my child's name on it."

ESA parent, Arizona

"Many parents complain the scholarship is for the rich, because only those with financial means can afford to front the expenses."

PEP parent, Florida

"I contacted support today for 4 pending approvals. It's been over a month. This is ridiculous!"

ESA parent, Arizona
The honest comparison

What this replaces.

With your back office

  • Receipt checked and packet built before the state sees anything
  • Purchases cleared in advance, rule cited, in writing
  • Current as of this month, including the July 1 changes
  • Refund if our packet bounces. Someone is accountable
  • From $9.99 a month, cancel any time

Doing it alone

  • Rejection letter after the money's already spent
  • Four contradictory answers over three days in the group
  • Advice from 2024 ranking above this month's rules
  • Nobody accountable. "Following," and a shrug
  • -$756 in one bad quarter, and 11 hours on hold
Who this is for

Honestly, not everyone needs this.

Worth it if you

  • Submit reimbursements or buy beyond basic curriculum: tech, lessons, memberships, equipment
  • Have ever had a receipt rejected, or fear the audit lookback
  • Front your own money and can't afford to eat a denial
  • Are new to your program (every Texas family this year)
  • Would rather parent than run a compliance department

Skip it if you

  • Only buy pre-approved items straight from your program's marketplace
  • Genuinely enjoy the handbook and keep up with every rule change
  • Have slack cash and don't mind occasionally eating a denial
  • Want someone to log into your account and do it all. Nobody can offer that legitimately
Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when it starts saving you money.

The paperwork is handled by people with the current rulebook open, not a bot guessing. Solo covers one student. Family covers every kid in the house, whichever programs they're funded through.

Free

$0 no credit card

  • Your first 2 prepped packets on us
  • Unlimited pre-purchase checks
  • 1 student profile
  • Rule-change alerts for your state
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Enough to feel what a receipt that just clears is like.

Solo · 1 student

$9.99/month

  • Unlimited receipt packets
  • Unlimited pre-purchase checks
  • Curriculum notes on every packet
  • Audit binder, always current
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Cancel any time. A bounced packet refunds the month.

Best value

Family · unlimited students

$19.99/month

  • Everything in Solo
  • Unlimited student profiles
  • Per-student binders and packets
  • Priority concierge turnaround
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One plan for the whole house, across programs.

Just want quick answers without the service? The free checker stays free too.

Fair questions

Things you'd be right to ask.

Can't you just log in and do the whole thing for me?

No, and you should run from anyone who says yes. Your program's rules require submissions to come from you, and sharing your login can cost you the scholarship. Arizona bans third-party submission in writing; Florida attaches criminal-penalty language. So we do everything up to the button: check it, fix it, fill it, file it in your binder. The two minutes of clicking stays yours, legally and safely.

Why would I pay when the Facebook groups are free?

The groups answer questions. Nobody in them preps your receipt, catches the missing credential line, builds the packet, or refunds you when advice goes wrong. Use the groups for community. Use us for the part that costs you money when it's done wrong.

Can't I just ask ChatGPT?

Try it, honestly. Ask whether earbuds clear your program this quarter and watch it answer with total confidence, either way. It doesn't know your state rewrote its rules July 1 or which vendors are approved this week, and it will never fix your actual receipt. A confident wrong answer is the most expensive kind in a program that claws money back. We work from the current handbook, date-stamped, with a refund behind our work.

Can you guarantee the state approves everything?

No, and nobody honest can. The state makes the final call. What we guarantee is our own work: if a packet we prepared bounces over documentation, that month is free. That's a promise the group, the handbook, and the support line will never make you.

Which states do you cover?

Deepest today: Arizona ESA, Texas TEFA, and Florida PEP/FES. Members in other active ESA states get the same service; we read your program's rules the same way we read the big three.

What does it cost?

Free gets you 2 prepped packets, unlimited purchase checks, and one student profile, no credit card. Solo is $9.99 a month for unlimited packets for one student. Family is $19.99 a month for every kid in the house. Cancel any time, and a packet that bounces over documentation refunds the month.

What about curriculum plans, the "PPC" thing Arizona parents mention?

A PPC (parent-planned curriculum) is a document tying a purchase to subjects and learning objectives. Arizona dropped the blanket requirement on July 1, 2026, but curriculum documentation still matters for pre-authorizations, some categories, audit responses, and the 3-year lookback. Other tools make you operate a wizard to write these yourself. Here, when a purchase benefits from one, your packet simply arrives with the curriculum note written. That's the whole point of a back office.

Who's behind this?

A small team that spent months inside every ESA handbook, vendor list, and parent community in the country. We don't sell curriculum, we don't take vendor money for answers, and we don't work for any state. The only side we're on is the person paying us: you.

Hand off the second job.

Start free: 2 prepped packets and unlimited purchase checks, no credit card. Upgrade to Solo or Family only when it's already saving you money.

Free plan, no card · Solo $9.99/mo · Family $19.99/mo · Backed by the straight-face guarantee

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