Everything you need to know before getting started.
What is educator wellness software?
Educator wellness software helps teachers, school staff, and wellness practitioners manage burnout, build recovery habits, retain clients or members, and optimize revenue from wellness programs. Signal Engine's Educator Wellness Intelligence mode provides AI-powered tools for all of these — without clinical diagnosis or student data.
Does this work outside the United States?
Yes. When you enter your location in the Wellness Scan, Signal Engine adapts its guidance to your regional context — school calendar, cost of living, educator salary norms, and relevant associations. Guidance is nationally and internationally applicable by default when no location is provided.
How much does a district wellness program cost?
Signal Engine offers district wellness programs at $3–$6 per educator per month (PEPM), or flat-school pricing for smaller buildings. For larger associations or multi-district deployments, white-label pricing is available on the Scale plan at $297/mo. Individual educator memberships start at $9/month or $89/year.
Is this a clinical mental health tool?
No. Signal Engine is a wellness and business intelligence platform — not a clinical health provider. It does not provide medical advice, clinical diagnosis, therapy matching, or handle protected health information (PHI). It is designed for adult self-guided wellness, habit formation, revenue optimization, and organizational program management.
Can I build a membership site for teachers using Signal Engine?
Yes. The Holistics Storefront Advisor and Membership Pricing Optimizer are built specifically for wellness coaches, creators, and practitioners who serve educator audiences. You'll get product ideas, pricing tiers, seasonal launch calendars, platform recommendations, and a 30-day launch plan.
Will the district see individual employee wellness data?
Never. All organizational reporting uses aggregate-only data. Individual educator wellness activity is private to that educator. This is Signal Engine policy and EEOC best practice — employers receive utilization and trend insights, not employee-level health information.
How is this different from an EAP?
EAPs are reactive, confidential, and typically have 3–5% utilization. Signal Engine is proactive, engagement-focused, and built around the school year calendar — back to school, assessment season, end of year, summer recovery. It also gives wellness program operators and district leads the business intelligence tools to actually measure and grow participation, rather than just providing a 1-800 number.