Gauthmath (Gauth AI): Free vs Plus Price

Gauthmath (Gauth AI) is a homework helper that solves math and other subjects step by step. It has a limited free plan; Gauth Plus costs $11.99 a month.

Gauth, still widely searched as Gauthmath, lets students snap or paste a question and get a worked answer from its AI, with human experts on call for harder problems. It covers math, science and other school subjects, and adds an Assignment Solver, a calculator and Gauth Atlas, which turns topics into visual lessons. We checked the Gauth Plus page, the Gauth website and the App Store listing on October 26, 2026.

Is Gauthmath free?

Yes, with limits. The free plan gives limited access to answers and limited Gauth AI queries, plus 100 Assignment Solver credits a day that reset at midnight. Gauth doesn’t publish an exact number of free answers, and in practice you’ll hit an upgrade prompt on harder or longer questions.

Gauth Plus removes the answer and AI query limits and gives 1,500 Assignment Solver credits a month. Gauth offers a 3-day free trial, which renews into a paid plan unless you cancel.

Gauthmath Pricing (2026)

Plan	Price	What you get
Free	$0	Limited answers and AI queries, 100 Assignment Solver credits a day
Gauth Plus monthly	$11.99/month	Unlimited answers and Gauth AI queries, 1,500 Assignment Solver credits a month
Gauth Plus quarterly	$31.99 every 3 months	Same as monthly, about $10.66 a month
Gauth Plus yearly	$99.99/year	Same as monthly, about $8.33 a month

The yearly plan is the cheapest per month, but only worth it if you’ll use Gauth all school year. For one tough unit or exam season, the 3-day trial plus a single month is the cheaper test. Set a reminder to cancel the trial if you don’t want to keep it.

Is using Gauth cheating?

It depends on how you use it. Gauth publishes an honor code, and its own reviews describe the good pattern: do the problem yourself first, then use Gauth to find where you went wrong. Copying answers into graded work is still cheating, and it won’t help you in a test where you can’t use your phone. Use the step-by-step explanation to learn the method, then try a similar problem without help.

Gauth alternatives

For math only, MathGPT is a close alternative. Hyperknow is better for turning notes and lectures into study material. If you want a general AI that can also explain homework, our free AI chat guide compares ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini on their free plans.

Limitations

• Vague free limits: Gauth only says free access is limited.
• Trial auto-renews: the 3-day trial turns into a paid plan unless you cancel.
• Prices vary by region: the app shows the final local price.
• AI can be wrong: check answers, especially multi-step word problems.

Gauth is a solid homework helper when you use it to check your own work and learn the steps.

Start with the free plan, and only pay for Plus during heavy weeks or if you’ll use it all year.