Buy the one thing
you actually need
Pathshala is not one big ERP you have to swallow whole. Every module is its own product, with its own page — and you can sign up for exactly one.
14-day free trial on every module, then a Forever Free plan · no card
Available now
11 modules you can switch on todayRun the institute
The four that most institutes start with — enquiries, students, money and the message that goes to every parent.
MJX CRM
Every admission enquiry answered, even at 11 at night
MJX Academic
The register, the timetable, the homework and the exam — one place
MJX Fees Management
Fees collected on UPI, receipts on WhatsApp, defaulters on one screen
MJX Communication
One notice, every parent, and proof of who read it
MJX Attendance
The register, on a phone, in about thirty seconds
Teaching and records
What was taught, who sat the exam, and the documents families ask for afterwards.
Reaching parents
The WhatsApp number everything else speaks through.
Day-to-day operations
Hostel, transport, library and the people you pay.
Your identity
So parents see your institute, not your software.
Being built
3 on the roadmapThese have a page and a plan, not screens — so you cannot sign up for one, and we are not going to show you a screenshot of something we have not built. Tell us you want it and you will hear when it lands.
MJX Hostel
Rooms, beds, mess and the visitor register
MJX Transport
Routes, stops and which bus a child is on
MJX Library
The catalogue, and who has not returned it
How buying one module works
Pick the one that hurts most
Enquiries going unanswered? Start there. Fees in a receipt book? Start there instead. One module, one page, one decision.
Your portal, in about a minute
A subdomain of your own, 14 days free, then free forever, no card. Only the module you chose is switched on.
Add the next when you want it
Not before. Modules switch on individually, and the ones that need another module say so up front.
Want more than one?
Tick more than one at signup and pay for exactly those. Start with the module that hurts most — nothing stops you adding the next one later.