Blooket Plus Features: The Complete Teachers Guide (2026)

Blooket is completely free to use. That’s worth saying upfront — the free Starter plan gives teachers unlimited question sets, all core game modes, homework assignments, and basic reporting. Blooket Plus is not required to use the platform meaningfully. But, you can also unlock all the premium dashboard features by logging in to your Blooket account if needed.

What Plus adds is depth: larger classes, richer data, smarter content management, and exclusive game modes. This guide explains all the Blooket Plus features, with detailed explanations of what each does and why it matters in a classroom context.

Note: All features listed in this guide are sourced directly from Blooket’s official “Blooket Plus Features” help guide. Pricing information reflects current published rates as of 2025 and should be verified at blooket.com/upgrade before purchasing.

All About → Blooket For Teachers

The Full Blooket Plus Features Set

Blooket’s official documentation describes Plus as giving access to all Starter features plus the following:

1. Plus Game Modes

What it is: Exclusive game modes only accessible to Plus subscribers. These modes are not available on free Starter accounts.

Current Plus-exclusive modes include: Laser Tag, Star Grazer, Zorblitz (Season 7, launched September 2025), Egg Hunt (seasonal), and additional modes added with each new Blooket season.

Why it matters: Blooket releases new game modes seasonally. Plus subscribers get early access to new modes when they launch, before they become available to free users, and some modes remain Plus-exclusive permanently. For teachers whose students have repeatedly played the same free modes, Plus modes provide meaningful variety that refreshes engagement.

Classroom impact: Moderate to high, depending on how often you host games and how important a variety of modes is to your class culture.

Step-by-Step → How to Upgrade to Blooket Plus (Individual)

2. Folders

What it is: The ability to create labeled folders inside My Sets to organize question sets and favorites.

Why it matters: Teachers who use Blooket consistently across a full school year accumulate 30, 50, or 100+ question sets. Without folders, My Sets becomes a single scrollable list. With folders, you can organize by subject, class period, unit, semester, or any structure that fits your planning workflow.

Example folder structures that work:

• By class: “Period 2 Biology,” “Period 4 Honors Biology.”
• By unit: “Unit 1 — Cells,” “Unit 2 — Genetics.”
• By type: “Warmup Sets,” “Unit Reviews,” “Final Exam Prep.”
• By source: “Khanmigo Generated,” “Custom Built,” “Copied from Discover.”

Classroom impact: High for organized teachers managing multiple classes or subjects. Lower for teachers who run one class with a small set of library books.

Full Guide → Blooket Plus Group Plan (For Schools)

3. Larger Live Games (300 Players)

What it is: The ability to host live games with up to 300 players simultaneously. Starter accounts are limited to 60 players.

When 300 players matter:

• Combined class periods (two or three classes joined simultaneously).
• School-wide review events, pep rallies, or assemblies.
• Professional development sessions for staff.
• Large lecture-style courses at the college or community college level.

When it doesn’t matter: Most standard classroom sessions have 20–35 students, well within the 60-player free limit. If you’re teaching standard single-period classes with typical enrollment, the 300-player limit is unlikely to be a practical upgrade driver.

Classroom impact: High for large-class or multi-class scenarios. Low for standard single-period enrollment.

All About → How to Invite Members to Your Blooket Plus Group

4. Enhanced Reports

What it is: Deeper post-game data, including question-by-question accuracy breakdowns and individual student performance details.

Plus subscribers most frequently mention this feature as the highest-value upgrade.

What Enhanced Reports adds vs. Starter:

Classroom impact: Very high for data-driven teachers using Blooket for formative assessment. Moderate for teachers using Blooket primarily for engagement without deep diagnostic intent.

Full Reporting Guide → How to Read Blooket Game Reports

5. Question Bank

What it is: A tool that lets you quickly pull individual questions from any of your sets, or from public sets — directly into the set you’re currently editing, without merging entire sets or rebuilding questions manually.

How it works: While editing a set, open the Question Bank panel. Browse your other sets or search public sets by topic. Click individual questions to add them to your current set.

Why it matters: Building comprehensive review sets becomes significantly faster when you can pull your strongest questions from multiple prior sets rather than starting from scratch each time.

Classroom impact: High for teachers who build and iterate on sets regularly. Lower for teachers who use public sets without custom creation.

6. Verified Curriculum (Plus Sets)

What it is: Access to Blooket-verified question sets within the Curriculum section that are exclusive to Plus subscribers. These sets are marked “Plus” in the Curriculum browser and are created by curriculum specialists.

Free curriculum: Free accounts also have access to the Blooket Curriculum section, but only Starter-eligible verified sets.

Plus curriculum: The full Curriculum library, including advanced, specialist-created sets across all subjects and grade levels.

Classroom impact: Moderate. Meaningful for teachers who rely heavily on verified curriculum content rather than self-built sets.

7. Copy & Duplicate Any Set

What it is: The ability to copy any public question set from the Discover library into your My Sets as an editable duplicate.

• Free Blooket users can favorite and use public sets as-is.
• Blooket Plus users can copy them and modify the content, changing questions, adjusting difficulty, removing irrelevant items, adding images, or combining them with their own tasks.

Why it matters: Most public sets need at least some modification to match your exact standards, vocabulary level, or assessment focus. Being locked out of copying forces free users to either use imperfect sets as-is or rebuild them from scratch.

Classroom impact: High for teachers who frequently customize the content they discover. Moderate for those who build primarily from scratch.

Step-by-Step → How to Cancel a Blooket Plus Subscription

8. Audio Questions

What it is: The ability to record your voice directly into a question or upload an audio file to attach to any Multiple Choice or Typing Answer question.

Use cases where audio questions deliver real value:

• World Languages: Record target-language pronunciation — students hear the word and identify the spelling or translation.
• English Language Learners: Read question prompts aloud to reduce reading barriers.
• Phonics and early literacy: Play a sound and have students identify the matching word or letter combination.
• Music education: Play a short clip and ask students to identify the instrument, key, or composer.
• Accessibility: Support students with reading difficulties by pairing text with audio narration.

Classroom impact: Very high for specific subjects (language, literacy, music). Low for subjects where audio adds no functional value.

All About → Group Plan Reports Overview

9. Longer Homework Deadlines (365 Days)

What it is: The ability to set homework deadlines up to 365 days in the future. Starter accounts are limited to 14 days.

When 365-day deadlines matter:

• Assigning exam prep sets months in advance.
• Setting recurring long-term practice assignments.
• Creating a “play anytime this semester” independent practice option.
• Building end-of-year review assignments in January for May exams.

When the 14-day free limit is sufficient: Most routine homework assignments are due within a week, well within the free limit.

Classroom impact: Moderate to high for teachers who plan long-range assignments. Low for teachers with standard weekly homework cycles.

10. Bonus Tokens (+10 Per Game)

What it is: Plus subscribers earn 10 additional tokens at the end of every game session they complete. Teachers can access exclusive blooks with Blooket Plus.

Why it matters: Tokens are used to purchase Blook packs in the Market. Extra tokens mean faster Blook collection — relevant for students (and teachers) who find the Blook reward system motivating.

Classroom impact: Low for instructional purposes. Moderate for teachers who use Blook collection as a personal engagement motivator.

11. Early Event Access

What it is: When Blooket releases a new seasonal event or game mode, Plus subscribers get access before the general Starter release.

Example: When Zorblitz launched in September 2025 as a Season 7 Plus mode, Plus subscribers had access from day one before any free release.

Classroom impact: Low to moderate — primarily relevant for teachers whose students are deeply invested in Blooket culture and excited by new releases.

Plus Features: Highest to Lowest Classroom Impact

Full Comparison → Blooket Free vs Plus: A Teacher’s Comparison

Group Plan: Plus for Multiple Teachers

In addition to individual Plus subscriptions, Blooket offers a Group Plan — a school or department-level subscription that provides Plus benefits to multiple teachers under a single purchase.

Group Plans are purchased and managed by a designated Group Admin, who distributes access via an invite link. Purchase orders are accepted for Group Plans (but not for individual subscriptions).

Complete Guide About → Blooket Plus Pricing