Feature by feature

The full comparison, in detail.

Greenlight, GoHenry and BusyKid are banking products and they are good ones. CashQuest Kids is a curriculum. Most families use both — but if you want the grid, here it is, with nothing hidden.

Everything below is drawn from each company’s own published pricing and feature pages. Where a product does something we do not, it says so.

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What it changes for your kid CashQuest Kids Greenlight GoHenry BusyKid Junior Achievement
Your kid follows ONE pathway that builds, K through 12
every grade builds on the last
School-based
only
What your kid actually does82 real video lessons
+ printed work, across 6 tracks
Gamified mini-app
(Level Up)
Gamified missions
(Money Missions)
Embedded micro-lessonsWorkshop-led
(in-person)
Learns to BUILD a business — not just spend from an app
entrepreneurship braided into every grade
Separate programs
Safe start: no bank account, no debit card, no real money at riskNo bank requiredDebit card
required
Debit card
required
Prepaid card
required
No
Works on paper, with the family — not just another screen780+ printables
Student + Family + Educator packs
Limited PDF library
One membership covers every kid in the houseUp to 5 kids includedPer-child pricing
Built for parent-led, homeschool, and co-op useSchool/workshop-only
Age range5–18
K through 12
3–226–185–17K–12
Monthly cost (family)$9.99/mo
or $49.99/yr · save 58% · all kids
$5.99–$19.98/mo
tiered by features
$4.99/mo Solo
$9.98/mo up to 4 kids
~$48/yr familyPer-program
school-funded
Where your money actually goesCurriculum, animation,
family guides
Banking app +
card features
Banking app +
card features
Card + chore
tracking app
Volunteer-led
workshops

Pricing and feature details verified from each platform's public website as of 2026-06-03. Greenlight, GoHenry, BusyKid, and Junior Achievement are trademarks of their respective owners; included here for honest comparison.

A card teaches a kid what money does. A curriculum teaches them where it comes from. Keep the card app you like — this is the part it was never built to do.

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