SLP Draft vs. SLP Toolkit for School SLPs

Key differences in brief

• Where they overlap: both record school session data and show goal progress.
• SLP Toolkit's documented strengths: built-in present-level assessments, rubrics, custom tests, a SMART goal bank and a dedicated district program.
• SLP Draft's documented focus: one workspace where trial-by-trial session data, progress drafts, present levels and evaluation-report drafts come from the same saved student and goal records, plus Activity Studio for goal-based activity plans.
• Published individual terms: SLP Draft $24/month or $240/year with a 14-day trial; SLP Toolkit $29/month or $215/year with a 30-day trial. SLP Toolkit's yearly price is lower.

Neither list proves one product is better for every SLP. See every SLP Draft feature and its limits.

At a glance

Based on the official public pages linked below, checked November 1, 2026. This is a workflow comparison, not an independent effectiveness study. A missing public claim is not proof a feature is absent.

Who SLP Toolkit is for

SLP Toolkit is the more specifically documented fit when your priority is present-level assessments with built-in tests and rubrics, custom tests and a SMART goal bank. Its public district offering is also more developed around team management and district-wide reporting.

SLP Toolkit publishes a dedicated district program. That supports district availability, not an independently verified adoption count or proof of superior outcomes. Built-in tests and rubrics do not replace a comprehensive evaluation when one is needed.

Who SLP Draft is for

Consider SLP Draft when you want one all-in-one workspace to keep students and IEP goals, record individual or group trials during therapy, write session notes, keep a caseload schedule, and use those saved records for progress drafts. It also supports present levels and evaluation-report drafting from clinical evidence you enter, including official assessment scores, with clinician review and .docx export. Activity Studio plans therapy activities from the same students’ active goals.

It does not score standardized tests, contain publishers’ norms, make diagnoses or establish legal compliance. Generated wording can be wrong; check every score, count, interpretation and final document against your records. For a needs-first checklist, read the evaluation reports and live-data alternative guide. To compare more SLP software options, see the 2026 SLP software comparison or AI evaluation report writers compared.

Known SLP Draft limitations

• Informal screening tools, AI-assisted goal suggestions and a personal goal bank are included; these are not standardized test kits, validated diagnostic screeners or a pre-populated SMART goal catalog.
• No scoring of standardized tests and no publishers' norm tables; you enter official scores.
• No direct SEIS, IEP-system or Medicaid billing connection; progress updates are copied and evaluation reports export to Word.
• No published district price; district licensing is by inquiry.
• AI-drafted wording can be wrong and must be reviewed against your records before use.

See SLP Draft's workflow (fictional example)

A text version of the walkthrough on the homepage. "Maya R." is a fictional student, and every number comes from the fictional sessions shown there.

1. Add a goal. Add a student with initials or a case code, then paste the IEP goal you already have. It stays word-for-word: “Given a short story, Maya will answer concrete WH questions with 80% accuracy across three consecutive sessions.”
2. Collect live session data. During the session, tap each trial box: once for correct, twice for incorrect, three times for prompted. Each tap saves by student, goal and date. In the latest fictional session Maya had 7 of 9 correct (78%) with 1 prompted trial.
3. View goal progress. Each goal has its own progress view built from the saved sessions: Oct 6, 2026: 5 of 9 (56%); Oct 8, 2026: 6 of 9 (67%); Oct 13, 2026: 7 of 9 (78%). Pooled: 18 of 27 (67%). Prompted trials stay separate from independent accuracy.
4. Draft progress documentation. Ask for a progress update and the draft is written only from the recorded data, including when a goal is not met yet. Example: “Across three sessions (Oct 6, 2026 – Oct 13, 2026), Maya answered concrete WH questions correctly and independently in 18 of 27 trials (67%), rising from 56% to 78%. 4 trials needed a prompt. The goal requires 80% across three consecutive sessions, which has not been met yet.”
5. Review, edit and save. Every sentence is editable. Save, copy, or export after you have reviewed it; nothing is shared without your review.

Separately: Activity Studio

1. Pick a student or group. Their active goals load in, so the plan targets only the goal areas on file.
2. Choose a length and theme. For example, a 10-minute warm-up or a full 30-minute session.
3. Review the plan. Activity Studio drafts countable activities you can take data on, with checked video links or printable resources where available. Edit anything that does not fit.
4. Save or use it today. Save the plan, or use it in today's session and take data in the same app.

See a full de-identified sample report or try the free SLP tools without an account.

Verify the workflow, not just the feature name

• Try a mixed-goal group with fictional student codes before entering permitted real records.
• Check how independent and prompted trials appear in an individual progress update; compare with this fictional progress report worked from session data.
• Enter a scored assessment and inspect a sample evaluation report and Word export.
• Confirm district approval, contracts, accessibility and any payer requirements separately.

Learn about live data tracking, evaluation drafting and present levels.

Official sources and scope

• SLP Draft: product overview, all features and limits, pricing/trial terms, district inquiries, sample report.
• SLP Toolkit: product overview, pricing, trials, features and district plans.

SLP Draft is not affiliated with or endorsed by SLP Toolkit. Product names and trademarks belong to their owners. No competitor text, logos or screenshots are reproduced. Pricing and trial terms were checked November 1, 2026 and may change.