Kash-In Hack 1.1 + Redeem Codes

Ease teachers stress and Build students for success!

Kash-In is a digital classroom economy for classroom management and student engagement. Kash-In is a learning platform that allows teachers to build a mobile and manageable token classroom economy that works! Teachers can monetize behaviors and digitally reward students with ‘kash’. Students can use digital ‘kash’ to purchase teacher and school-based incentives online.

This digital incentive program develops positive behaviors in our students by:

*Motivating and engaging your students
*Setting positive routines and expectations
*Using real world learning to build student achievement
*Increasing student accountability
*Guiding healthier decision making

Teachers can update old physical token economies and substitute the paper money, tokens, stickers, conduct cards, point systems, clip charts, and paper checkbooks, with Kash-In.


What makes Kash-In unique: “Kash” vs points, instant feedback on positive/negative behavior, less teacher management, on-line incentive store, updates physical tokens, age appropriate for older students, digitally track behaviors, and increases student engagement.


Teachers will be able to:
*Deduct/Deposit 'Kash'
*Customize positive and negative actions/behaviors and Kash amounts
*View behavior data trends by student
*Create a “store” of awards for students

Students will be able to:
*View bank statements
*View/shop at teacher/campus-based incentive stores
*Customize profile
*Receive deposit/withdraws in real-time

Kash-In has a free version and Kash-In Plus subscription. A free 1,000 'kash' amount is available as a trial for customers to try Kash-In. After your trial or when you are ready to receive more ‘kash’ please sure up for one of our subscriptions:

Freshman: Free $1,000
Sophomore: 1 month- $2.99/per month
Junior: 6 months- $2.84
/per month
Senior: 12 months-$2.69/per month


****Coming Soon****

Kash-In Academy- Teachers can create questions/quizzes and monetize each question with a ‘kash’ amount. Students take ‘kash; quizzes and are rewarded based on their achievement.