Hi there,
If you are reading this, you probably already know ImpactMojo. Maybe you have worked through one of our courses on Theory of Change or Programme Evaluation. Maybe you have used our labs to clean a messy dataset at midnight before a donor review. Maybe you found one of our handouts useful during a field training.
Everything you have used so far is staying free. All of it: the 21 flagship courses, the 79 foundational courses, every lab, every game, every handout. We built ImpactMojo because development education in South Asia is expensive, fragmented, and often disconnected from the reality of the work. That mission has not changed.
But over the past year, we kept hearing the same thing from practitioners: “This is great for learning the concepts. But I need something that helps me do the work faster.”
A programme officer in Rajasthan who needed to transcribe 12 Hindi interviews before a mid-term review. A researcher in Dhaka converting Stata code to R because her new organisation used a different stack. An M&E lead in Colombo who wanted realistic practice datasets so her team could train on data analysis without waiting for actual project data.
These are workflow problems, the kind where the right tool saves you hours, not minutes. That is why we built the paid plans.
We thought hard about pricing. Tools like these are often priced in dollars, which puts them out of reach for many practitioners in South Asia. The Practitioner tier is ₹399 a month; Professional is ₹999, with two months free if you pay annually. The aim is to cover what the tools cost to run and the time our coaches and mentors give to your questions.
Here is what will never change: the free content stays free. We will keep adding courses, labs, games, and handouts to the open platform. Paid plans sit beside what already exists and pays for tools that cost money to run.
If the free platform is all you need, please use it. Share it. We built it for you. But if you find yourself spending hours on transcription, struggling to convert code between packages, or wishing you had a structured way to build your Theory of Change, a paid plan might save you a lot of time.
Thank you for being part of this. Whether you stay on the free plan or pay for a plan, you are part of a community that believes development practice in South Asia deserves better tools and better training. We will keep building. We hope you will keep learning.
The ImpactMojo Team
