Mathos AI review

Mathos AI is a math solver that tries to act like a tutor. You can ask it for a single nudge or the full worked solution, and it can turn any solution into a quiz, a flashcard deck or a short animated video. Its adaptive learning feature looks at the pattern behind a missed question, works on the missing prerequisite, and then brings the learner back. The free plan needs no card and includes 6 video minutes a day, limited image input and flashcards and quizzes. Paid plans are billed weekly: Basic at $5.98 and Prime at $9.98 per week, with a 3-day free trial. Weekly billing is the main drawback, because a month of Basic costs more than ChatGPT Plus. It is a good fit for a student who learns from video during a hard unit, less so as a year-round subscription.

Who it is for

high school and college math students who want video explanations

Price

Free plan; Basic is $5.98 per week and Prime is $9.98 per week; 3-day free trial.

Basic Handles everything you'll actually throw at it. $ 5.98
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 12, 2026.

Key features

• Step-by-step math solver that can give a single nudge or the full solution
• Turns any solution into a quiz, flashcard deck or animated video
• Adaptive learning that repairs missing prerequisites
• Image, voice and PDF input on paid plans
• Free plan with 6 video minutes per day

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Free plan needs no card
• Strength: You choose a hint or a full worked solution
• Strength: Video explanations generated for your own problem
• Weakness: Billed weekly, which adds up to more than most monthly plans
• Weakness: Math only
• Weakness: Image input is limited on the free plan

Key facts

• Free plan: Yes, with 6 video minutes per day
• Basic: $5.98 per week
• Prime: $9.98 per week
• Trial: 3 days on paid plans
• Users: 5M+ students, per Mathos

Where it ranks

Mathos AI is No. 6 in our Best AI Tutors verdict.