Snatr vs TGO: A Comparison for Teachers and Centers in Egypt (2026)

These prices are from the TGO Center page on 7 October 2026. Two of the three plans start at a lower price in the first month: Growth at 499 EGP then 599, and Professional at 599 then 999. According to TGO's site, courses and video are on the teacher platform, and the center is a separate system for attendance and fee collection.

TGO Center's Professional plan holds up to 5,000 students and 50 teachers for 999 EGP a month after the first month. It is a plan for a large center with many teachers, and it covers the center system only, without the online platform.

On Snatr, if your students exceed the plan, enrollment does not stop, and each extra student is charged at your plan's extra student price. A student counts only once enrolled in a course or a group on the platform, so a center student who only attends a branch with no online enrollment does not count. On TGO Center each plan has a maximum for students, teachers and groups, and TGO says you can upgrade the plan as your work grows.

On Snatr your full price reaches you. A student who pays online pays the payment fee on top of your price, and a student who paid you cash is enrolled manually with no commission at all. See Snatr's prices in detail.

According to TGO's pages, the center system records and tracks money that is collected, and does not say a student can pay online through it. That is enough for a center whose students pay at the door. If you have online students in other governorates, ask TGO before you subscribe: how will the student pay me?

On Snatr the money becomes available to withdraw after a safety period, currently 7 days, and the minimum withdrawal is currently 100 EGP. You do not need to open an account with any payment company.

But Snatr has no accounts for the center itself: no tracking of monthly group fees, arrears or center expenses. TGO Center has these accounts.

At Snatr we measured the protection. The file without the key comes out as noise, with a similarity to the original of only 10.6 dB. With the key it comes out intact at 59.9 dB, and the higher the number, the closer the picture is to the original. TGO has not published any measurement like this.

TGO blocks screen recording inside its app, and Snatr does not block it. But no software can stop a second phone filming the screen, which is why the watermark matters on both platforms.

On iPhone and iPad, video on Snatr plays normally, and ready-made download tools fail on them as well. But the protection there is a little weaker against a technically skilled person. This protection covers the video you upload, while a YouTube link in a lesson stays an ordinary YouTube video. Learn the details of video protection on Snatr.

TGO's teacher platform site says "AI ready". The main site says its services are "under development", and that the conversation shown is "a concept" and not a final version. So if this assistant matters to you, ask to see it working in the demo.

Recording a live class on Snatr is a feature that gets switched on, and when it is on, the recording is added to the students' group. The live stream is not encrypted like uploaded video: it carries a watermark and a temporary link, and screen recording still works.

A QR card on Snatr carries a signed code that cannot be forged, and the assistant scans it from the dashboard on a phone or computer. But the card can be photographed and sent to someone else, so this is attendance by card, not by fingerprint. Scanning needs an internet connection.

The four assistant presets are front desk, branch supervisor, academic assistant and full access. If you remove a permission from an assistant, it is removed at that very moment, without them signing out and back in.

Center accounts and several teachers in one account are in TGO Center, and Snatr has neither. But TGO Center is a system for the center only, and online teaching is a separate platform at a price that is not published. If you are a teacher who teaches at a center and online, Snatr brings both together in one subscription.

In the stores Sinjapp describes itself as a chat, messaging and calling app, and TGO uses it as a channel for parent follow-up instead of a personal WhatsApp number. On Snatr too, follow-up does not depend on your number, because the parent signs in to their portal on your site.

On Snatr, the advantage is that the parent sees the center and online teaching together. Whether their child attended the class at the branch or joined the live stream from home, both are on the same page. The portal is view-only, and no one can see any child other than their own.

Snatr sends no automatic WhatsApp or SMS messages to parents. The parent opens their portal and sees attendance, grades and payments on one page.

The apps published on the stores today are under TGO's own name: "TGO Video Show" on the App Store, and "tgo" on Google Play. Their demo request page says these are "reference links to current trials", and that the app in the teacher's name "will be offered as a separate track". So ask them in the demo: will the app be published on the store under your name?

On Snatr, the custom domain is not available during the trial. Once it is connected, the old link redirects to it automatically, and your Google ranking moves with it.

If you want a site whose look you choose and edit yourself today, without waiting for a demo, browse Snatr's designs.

If you do not want to deal with anything technical, the TGO team sets things up with you. If you want to start today and try it yourself before talking to anyone, Snatr is faster.

On Snatr, your site closes when the trial ends without a subscription. Plan changes after that go through support.