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How can I get help paying for Spoken Premium?

We understand the cost of purchasing Spoken Premium can be a barrier for some people. Fortunately, there are several ways to potentially receive help paying for Spoken.

Available Programs

Insurance or Government Funding

Depending on where you live, there may be government programs available to help pay for medical software like Spoken. For example, residents of Australia should check out the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

Although less likely, some private insurers may cover part of the cost of Spoken as well. Consult with your medical professional about the possibility of getting a prescription for Spoken that you can present to your insurer.

Charitable Organizations

There are many charitable organizations that may be able to help cover the cost of Spoken Premium. Here are links to a few of these organizations:

• Variety Pittsburgh
• The Arc
• Easterseals
• Friends of Disabled Adults and Children (FODAC)

Spoken Premium for Life

If you cannot afford the cost of a subscription to Spoken or don’t want to worry about recurring payments, lifetime copies of Premium are available through the website here. This option is cheaper than twenty monthly renewals if you subscribe, making it a great value in comparison. Premium for Life includes access to all future updates and features.

Spoken Financial Assistance Program

Spoken has its own program to assist people with purchasing a lifetime copy of Premium. This program allows users to get a 50 or 75% discount on Premium. Or, if you need a bigger discount you can contact us. Check out this link to learn more!

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