ATF Vision’s online Quran classes cost between PKR 3,000 and PKR 7,000 a month, or USD 35 to USD 65, depending on how many days a week you study. Fees are monthly, per student, and a 3-day trial class comes before any payment.
What do online Quran classes cost each month?
The academy publishes four plans. The fee depends on how many classes you take each week, not on the student’s age or level. These are the figures shown on the pricing page on 12 November 2026:
| Plan | Classes a week | USD | GBP | PKR |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weekend | 2 | $35 | £25 | 3,000 |
| Three-day | 3 | $45 | £35 | 5,000 |
| Four-day | 4 | $55 | £45 | 6,000 |
| Five-day | 5 | $65 | £55 | 7,000 |
Euro, UAE dirham and Australian dollar prices are published on the same page. The Australian figures are marked as provisional, so confirm them before you rely on them for a budget.
What changes the price?
Three things move the number: how many classes you take each week, how long each class lasts, and whether you are taught one-to-one or in a group. ATF Vision lessons are one-to-one and normally 30 minutes, so the weekly frequency is the main lever you control.
A weekend plan suits a family testing a routine. A five-day plan suits a child or adult who wants steady daily practice. The difference between the cheapest and the dearest plan is the time with a teacher, not the quality of the teacher.
Is the 3-day trial really free?
Yes. New students begin with a 3-day free trial class, and fees are only required once you are satisfied with your assigned teacher. No card payment is taken on the website. That means you can meet the teacher, hear how a lesson runs, and decide afterwards.
Ask one question before the trial ends: what will my first month look like? A good answer names the book or the starting point, the number of classes, and what practice happens between them.
What is not included in the fee?
The fee is tuition. You also need a device with a microphone, a stable internet connection and a quiet space for half an hour. Nothing is sold on the website, and there is no app to buy.
If a provider quotes a fee without saying whether classes are one-to-one, how long they last, or what happens when you miss one, the number is not comparable yet.
How do I compare two quotes fairly?
Compare the cost per hour, not the monthly total: divide the monthly fee by the number of classes and then by the length of each class. A low monthly fee with short group lessons can cost more per minute than a higher one-to-one fee.
Then ask four questions. Is the class one-to-one? How many minutes? How many classes this month, allowing for holidays? What happens if we miss a class? The answers decide whether the two quotes are the same product.
Twelve 30-minute one-to-one classes and twenty 20-minute group classes can carry the same monthly fee. Only one of them gives your child the teacher’s ear for six hours.
Do you pay per month or per class?
ATF Vision quotes a monthly fee, not a price per class. The plan sets how many classes you take each week, and the fee stays the same whether the month is long or short.
That suits families who want a steady routine. If you prefer to pay class by class, say so before you enrol and ask whether it is possible. Do not assume either way: the published pages quote monthly figures only.
What about brothers and sisters studying together?
Every plan is priced per student, so two children mean two plans. Some families begin with one child on a weekend plan and add the second once the routine settles.
If you are enrolling more than one child, ask on WhatsApp how the teacher prefers to schedule siblings. Shared slots are sometimes possible back to back, which is easier for a parent managing one device.
How should I budget for a full year?
Multiply the monthly fee by twelve and add nothing else: there is no book to buy on the site and no app subscription. Fees are monthly, and the payment method is confirmed in writing before your first paid class.
Ask two questions when you budget. Is there a minimum number of months? What happens to the fee in a month with holidays? The answers belong in writing, not in a conversation you have to remember later.
Does the fee change if we take a break?
Ask before you enrol. The published pages describe monthly fees and a payment method confirmed in writing, but they do not set out a pause policy.
If a family travels for a month, the useful question is whether the plan can be suspended and resumed, or whether you simply start again when you return. Get the answer in writing, and keep it with your enrolment message.
Write both quotes down in the same units before you decide. A comparison you cannot explain to your husband or mother in one minute is not a comparison yet.
Reviewed by Ayesha, a student at ATF Vision Islamic Institute, 12 November 2026.
What should I do next?
Look at the monthly plans and currency selector, then book the 3-day trial. If you would rather ask a question first, the women-only WhatsApp community is where new batches and reminders are posted first. You can also read how students fit study around a busy week.
Fees are confirmed in writing before your first paid class, so nothing is charged on a guess.
Questions before you book?
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Aalima Warisha is an Aalima and Quran teacher at ATF Vision Islamic Institute.
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