Drawing for a classroom

Doodle Pro
for Schools.

A yearly seat for drawing, lettering, and coloring by hand. The figures on this page are the ones a school can check before it buys.

iPhone · iPad · Mac · Apple Vision Pro · App Store id 1503601939

01 / THE SEAT

$9.99 a seat,
once a year.

Doodle Pro for Schools is a yearly auto-renewing subscription. The US display price in the app’s StoreKit configuration is $9.99 per seat per year. The product ID is app.doodle.edu.yearly, and the billing period is one year (P1Y).

The app never sells this seat. Seats are volume purchases in Apple School Manager. A Content Manager assigns them. While a seat is active, that Apple Account has Doodle Pro and all 20 Coloring Packs. If the organization takes the seat back, or the transaction is revoked, both end.

This schools offer is for the United States only for now. The app itself is not limited to the US in code, and the public listing is a normal App Store app.

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Seat and subscription terms. Organization prices are the US display prices in the app’s StoreKit configuration. Consumer prices below are the US App Store prices.
TermSchools (this page)BusinessConsumer Doodle Pro
Price$9.99 per seat$39.99 per seat$3.99 a month, or $19.99 a year
Billing periodYearlyYearlyMonthly or yearly, auto-renewing
Product IDapp.doodle.edu.yearlyapp.doodle.business.yearlyapp.doodle.monthly and app.doodle.yearly
Where it is soldApple School Manager. The app does not sell this seat.Apple Business Manager. The app does not sell this seat.In the app, through StoreKit
TerritoryUnited States only for nowSee the confirm note. The product is yearly in the same organization group.US prices above. Other storefronts can differ.
What it unlocksDoodle Pro, plus all 20 Coloring Packs while the seat is activeDoodle Pro, plus all 20 Coloring Packs while the seat is activeDoodle Pro only. Coloring Packs are separate purchases.
Family SharingNo. A seat cannot be shared.No. A seat cannot be shared.The consumer plans are marked family shareable in StoreKit.
Who can cancel itThe organization. The seat holder gets no manage or cancel control.The organization. The seat holder gets no manage or cancel control.The subscriber, in App Store account settings
Offer codesNone on this productNone on this productRetention and win-back offers exist for consumer plans only

The US App Store listing, checked 12 November 2026, shows Doodle Pro Monthly at $3.99 and Doodle Pro Yearly at $19.99. The bundled StoreKit file instead lists those consumer plans at $4.99 and $29.99. Use the App Store price for a personal purchase, and confirm the school seat inside Apple School Manager before a purchase order. The listing’s visible consumer purchases did not include the school or business product IDs.

02 / WHAT A SEAT OPENS

Pro, plus
20 packs.

A free install can draw, undo, redo, and share an image. No Doodle account is required. Saving an editable drawing, and the other rows below, wait for Pro. An assigned school or business seat is Pro. Consumer Pro is the same feature gate and does not include the coloring packs.

Each pack in the StoreKit file is described as 22 templates at $3.99. The All 20 Packs bundle is $29.99 and is described as 440 templates. The US listing shows that bundle at $29.99 and the pack prices it displays at $3.99. A seat includes the packs only while it grants Pro.

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What the current app source gates behind Doodle Pro. An organization seat counts as Pro.
CapabilityWithout ProWith Pro or an assigned seat
Draw, undo, redo, and share an imageIncludedIncluded
App account or sign-inNot usedNot used
Open, save, and import an editable drawingAsks for ProIncluded
Confirm before clearing the canvasAsks for ProIncluded
Hide the tool pickerAsks for Pro. Showing the tools again stays available if a subscription ends.Included
Light or dark appearanceAsks for ProIncluded
Alternate app iconAsks for Pro, and only where the system supports alternate iconsIncluded where supported
Smart Pen shape assistAsks for ProIncluded. A held stroke can be tidied into a recognized shape. The stroke still starts with the person.
Record a drawingAsks for ProIncluded. Narration uses the microphone only if the person grants it.
All 20 Coloring PacksEach pack and the 20-pack bundle are separate purchasesIncluded with a school or business seat only. Consumer Pro does not include them.

The 20 packs are Christmas, Easter, Halloween, Dinosaurs, Space, Ocean, Farm, Safari, Superhero, Castle & Fairy Tale, Sports, Food, Vehicles, Bugs, Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Fourth of July, Thanksgiving, New Year’s, Lettering. Templates are line art to color. They are not generated from a prompt.

Platforms in the Xcode target are iPhone, iPad, Mac via Mac Catalyst, and Apple Vision Pro (visionOS). The US listing names iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision, and requires iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and visionOS 26.0 or later. On Apple Vision Pro the canvas is a two-dimensional window, not an immersive drawing space.

03 / HOW A SCHOOL BUYS

From a teacher’s ask
to an assigned seat.

  1. 1

    A teacher asks

    Someone who will use the app asks a principal or curriculum lead. Doodle does not take that request inside the app.

  2. 2

    A principal or curriculum lead decides

    They compare the seat price, the platforms, and the privacy sheet with the other apps the district already considers.

  3. 3

    District IT reviews privacy

    Use the district privacy sheet for what the current app sends. The SDPC DPA, COPPA and FERPA statements, VPAT, and deployment guide are not signed.

  4. 4

    The district raises a purchase order

    The purchase order is for Apple store credit, bought from Apple or a reseller. This page does not set a minimum order.

  5. 5

    A Content Manager buys the seats

    In Apple School Manager, a Content Manager buys Doodle Pro for Schools (app.doodle.edu.yearly) and assigns the seats.

  6. 6

    MDM puts the app on devices

    The organization deploys Doodle through its MDM. An assigned seat arrives as a StoreKit transaction. The student does not create a Doodle account.

On OS 27 or later, an installation from Apple School Manager is recognized as a managed store. Without a seat, the plan screen asks the person to ask a teacher and does not offer the consumer paywall. Access itself comes from the assigned transaction, not from that wording. The app’s deployment target is OS 26.0, so the app can run before the managed-store wording exists.

Mac and Apple Vision Pro seat support is part of version 4.0.2. The US listing’s current version is 4.0.2, released 9 November 2026. Its what’s-new text describes coloring packs and crash fixes. It does not mention seats. This checkout’s marketing version is still 4.0.1, and the seat code already covers Mac Catalyst and visionOS when the OS is 27 or later. Confirm the build you deploy before you promise Mac or Vision seats.

A personal Doodle Pro subscription, if the same Apple Account has one, is what the plan screen offers to manage. The seat is still what includes the packs. The seat holder cannot Family Share, cancel, or take a retention offer on the organization plan.

04 / PAPERWORK

Documents a district
will ask for.

These files are not done. The status column is the current fact, not a promise that a PDF is attached.

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District paperwork. None of these documents is signed or published.
DocumentStatus
SDPC National DPANot signed. Coming soon.
COPPA statementNot published. Available on request.
FERPA statementNot published. Available on request.
VPAT accessibility reportNot completed. Coming soon.
IT deployment guideNot published. Coming soon.
Placeholder — owner to fill

Procurement contact is not published yet. Add a name, email, and phone before a district uses this page. Do not link a PDF until that file exists.

05 / OTHER APPS

What the listings
actually say.

Schools often look at Freeform, Procreate, ibis Paint, Goodnotes, and Notability beside Doodle. The table uses those vendors’ US App Store listings and Apple’s public catalog, as of 12 November 2026. Where a listing was silent, the cell says so. Prices are US list prices, not a negotiated seat price, except for Doodle’s own school and business seats.

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Published US listing facts for apps schools and teams often shortlist. Blank-looking cells say “not stated” when the listing did not say.
AppPricePlatformsAdsAccountVolume purchaseData the privacy label names
DoodleFree download. Pro is $3.99 a month or $19.99 a year. School seat $9.99 a year and business seat $39.99 a year are in the app’s StoreKit file, not in the consumer purchase list on the listing. [1] [2]iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision. The app target is iPhone, iPad, Mac Catalyst, and visionOS, from OS 26.0. [1]The listing does not mention advertising, and the app source has no ad SDK. Analytics are separate. See the privacy sheet. [1]No account is required to start drawing. [1]Apple’s catalog reports device-based volume licensing enabled. Organization seats are separate yearly subscriptions assigned in Apple School Manager or Apple Business Manager. [3]The listing says data is not collected. The shipping app sends TelemetryDeck signals. Read the privacy sheet before relying on the label. [1]
FreeformFree. Creating, viewing, editing, and real-time collaboration do not require a subscription. In-app purchases on the listing: Monthly $12.99 and Annual $129.00, described as Apple Creator Studio. [4]The description names iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro, with iCloud sync. The compatibility block lists iPhone and iPad on iOS 16.2 and Apple Vision on visionOS 1.0, and does not list a Mac requirement. [4]Not mentioned on the listing. [4]The listing does not say an account is required to create a board. It describes iCloud sync, and invites by email, link, or Messages. [4]Catalog: device-based volume licensing enabled. [3]Linked to identity: purchase history, email address, name, and phone number. The retrieved page did not list a separate unlinked category. [4]
Procreate$12.99 once. No in-app purchases are listed. [5]iPad only. Requires iPadOS 16.3 or later. [5]Not mentioned on the listing. [5]A developer reply on the listing says an account system is not offered. [5]Catalog: device-based volume licensing enabled. The listing’s Supports section names Family Sharing. [5] [3]Data not collected. [5]
ibis Paint$15.99 to download. Premium Membership $4.49 a month or $27.99 a year, plus Smart Credit packs. [6]iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch on iOS 15 or later, and Apple Vision on visionOS 1.0. Mac is not in the compatibility block. [6]The description calls this the ad-free version of ibis Paint X. The age-rating line also says “Contains Advertising.” [6]Release notes describe an ibisAccount for login and cloud sync. They do not say an account is required to draw. [6]Catalog: device-based volume licensing enabled. [3]Linked: purchases, location, user content, identifiers, and diagnostics. Not linked: identifiers, usage data, diagnostics, and other data. [6]
ibis Paint XFree. Premium Membership $4.49 a month or $27.99 a year. Ad Removal Upgrade $15.99. Smart Credit packs from $2.99 to $79.99. [7]iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch on iOS 15 or later. The compatibility block does not list Mac or Apple Vision. [7]The age-rating line says “Contains Advertising,” and the listing sells an Ad Removal Upgrade. [7]The description says no access permission is required to use the app. Release notes describe creating an ibisAccount when logging in. [7]Catalog: device-based volume licensing enabled. [3]Used to track you: purchases, location, identifiers, usage data, diagnostics, and other data. [7]
GoodnotesFree. Listed purchases include Essential (Yearly) $11.99, Goodnotes Pro (Yearly) $35.99, Goodnotes 6 one-time $28.99, AI Pass (Monthly) $9.99, Special Edition $35.99, and marketplace items. A separate per-seat education price was not on the listing. [8]iPhone and iPad on 18.6, Mac on macOS 15.6, Apple Vision on visionOS 2.6. [8]Not mentioned on the listing. [8]The listing describes iCloud and other cloud backup, a custom Goodnotes email, and, in release notes, a Goodnotes Education account. It does not say an account is required to open a note. [8]Catalog: device-based volume licensing enabled. [3]Used to track you: identifiers. Not linked: product interaction, device ID, crash data, performance data, and other diagnostic data. [8]
NotabilityFree. The description says a Classic plan is a one-time purchase and a subscription adds unlimited notes, AI tools, handwriting recognition, live transcripts, and iCloud sync. The listing shows Plus, Lite, and Pro prices from $5.99 to $99.99 without labeling which price is monthly, yearly, or Classic. [9]Description: iPad, iPhone, Mac, and the web. Compatibility: iOS 18, iPadOS 18, macOS 15, and visionOS 2.0. [9]Not mentioned on the listing. The age rating says user-generated content, not advertising. [9]Release notes mention Notability Cloud. The listing does not say an account is required to start a note. iCloud sync is described as part of a subscription. [9]Catalog: device-based volume licensing enabled. [3]Used to track you: identifiers. Linked: email address and crash data. Not linked: device ID, product interaction, and other diagnostic data. [9]
  1. [1] Doodle: Drawing Pad, US App Store, including the privacy label, compatibility, and the in-app purchases shown on the page. Checked 12 November 2026.
  2. [2] This product’s StoreKit configuration (apple/Apps/Doodle/Resources/Products.storekit) and PassIdentifiers.swift. Organization display prices and the yearly period are taken from there. The same file lists consumer display prices of $4.99 a month and $29.99 a year, which do not match the US App Store prices in source 1. Checked 12 November 2026.
  3. [3] Apple’s public US catalog lookup. The field isVppDeviceBasedLicensingEnabled was true for Doodle, Freeform, Procreate, ibis Paint, ibis Paint X, Goodnotes, and Notability. Checked 12 November 2026.
  4. [4] Freeform, US App Store listing, seller Apple. Checked 12 November 2026.
  5. [5] Procreate, US App Store listing, seller Savage Interactive Pty Ltd, including a developer reply about accounts. Checked 12 November 2026.
  6. [6] ibis Paint, US App Store listing, seller ibis inc. Checked 12 November 2026.
  7. [7] ibis Paint X, US App Store listing, seller ibis inc. Checked 12 November 2026.
  8. [8] Goodnotes: AI Notes, Docs, PDF, US App Store listing, seller Goodnotes Limited. Checked 12 November 2026.
  9. [9] Notability: AI Notes & PDF, US App Store listing, seller Ginger Labs, Inc. Checked 12 November 2026.

06 / QUESTIONS

Before the
purchase order.

Does a student need an account?

No. The US listing says no account is required to start drawing, and the app has no sign-in of its own. The seat is an Apple subscription assigned to an Apple Account.

Can a teacher buy the school seat in the app?

No. Organization products are not offered in the paywall. On a managed installation the plan screen does not open the consumer store.

Do coloring packs stay if the seat is revoked?

No. Packs that came with the seat end with the seat. Packs the account bought separately stay bought.

Is there a signed DPA?

No. The SDPC National DPA is not signed. It is coming soon. COPPA and FERPA statements are available on request and are not published here.

Which operating system should IT require?

The listing requires OS 26.0. Recognizing an Apple School Manager installation, and the ask-a-teacher wording, uses the OS 27 store-type API. Plan on OS 27 or later for managed seats.

Where is the privacy detail?

The district privacy sheet describes signals, on-device storage, and what is not collected. It is the page to send with a privacy review.

A LITTLE COLOR, IN A REAL CLASSROOM

Hand the pencil back
to the student.

Read the privacy sheet

$9.99 per seat per year in the US StoreKit configuration. Confirm the live price in Apple School Manager. No ads.