TeachDrop

For classroom and homeschool resource sellers

Share a sample, not your whole product. Count the store visits it brings.

Every day, teachers and homeschooling families ask for exactly what you already sell — and the only honest options were the full file on faith, or nothing.

TeachDrop turns your PDF into a sample that is safe to hand a stranger — watermarked with their name, view-capped, expiring on its own — and counts the store visits it brings. Want words to go with it? It drafts the reply from your own catalogue, or says honestly that nothing fits.

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No card required. And TeachDrop never posts for you — that’s a promise and a feature.

Paste a request in — this is what comes back

Three practice requests from the app’s own example bank, run against a fictional demo catalogue. Two come back as drafts built on a listing title from that catalogue. The third comes back as a no — which is what makes the first two worth trusting.

A teacher asks

Does anyone have a classroom mystery activity? My 4th graders love detective stuff.

The draft that comes back

That's wonderful that your 4th graders are excited about detective work—that kind of engagement makes learning stick! Mystery activities are such a fun way to build reading comprehension and critical thinking skills.

I think Classroom Mystery: The Case of the Vanishing Field Trip would be perfect for your class. It's designed exactly for grades 3–5 and has students reading suspect statements, gathering clues, and writing their own solution. It's print-and-go, so you can use it right away, and it even includes an answer key and extension activities for early finishers.

[Attach a sample link from your dashboard before posting]

Built on: Classroom Mystery: The Case of the Vanishing Field Trip — Reading Detective Activity

A teacher asks

Thinking about buying fraction worksheets instead of making my own — anything that actually works?

The draft that comes back

Making your own fraction worksheets takes so much time, and it's hard to know if they'll actually land with students. I totally get wanting something ready to go that does the heavy lifting for you.

The Equivalent Fractions Worksheets: Pizza Party Practice Pack has forty no-prep sheets that cover comparing, simplifying, and word problems—things kids actually need to practice—plus answer keys so grading is done. It's designed for Grades 3–4 independent work, so you can trust it'll keep them on task.

[Attach a sample link from your dashboard before posting]

Built on: Equivalent Fractions Worksheets: Pizza Party Practice Pack (Grades 3–4)

A teacher asks

Need a solar system resource my class can explore on their own.

The answer that comes back

No draft. Nothing in this catalogue fits a solar-system request, so TeachDrop says so and stops — the same honest no it gives on your own catalogue, instead of stretching the closest thing until a teacher finds out the hard way.

These are practice examples: actual TeachDrop drafts, frozen from a run against the fictional demo catalogue below — no real seller’s store is shown. Your replies are built the same way, from your own titles, and with your store connected a matched draft ends with your real product link instead of the attach-a-sample note.

Demo catalogue: Classroom Mystery: The Case of the Vanishing Field Trip — Reading Detective Activity · Equivalent Fractions Worksheets: Pizza Party Practice Pack (Grades 3–4) · Sight Word Fluency Games: Editable Bingo & Board Games Bundle · Morning Meeting Slides: 180 Days of Greetings, Questions & Brain Breaks · Poetry Comprehension Unit: Analyzing Poems for Grades 4–6

What you put in, what you get back

You do the part only you can do — knowing your resources and sounding like yourself. TeachDrop does the watermarking, the counting, and the drafting.

You bring

  • Your store, or the resources you have already made
  • A minute a day, whenever you feel like replying
  • Your own voice — you write nothing from scratch, and change anything you like

You get back

  • A shareable sample of your resource, watermarked with the buyer’s name
  • A count of the store visits each sample brought — measured for you, never logged by hand
  • A ready reply built around one of your actual resources
  • A straight answer on whether anything you sell actually fits

How it works

Three steps between a teacher’s question and your answer.

  1. A teacher — or a homeschooling parent — asks for what you sell

    It happens constantly — in teacher groups, in homeschool circles, in comment threads. That moment used to mean choosing between handing a stranger your whole file and letting the thread go cold. Now it means making a sample.

  2. Pick a few pages; TeachDrop makes them safe to share

    Choose the pages a sample may show, and the link comes back watermarked — with the teacher’s name on every page when you add it — capped on views, and expiring on its own. Each limit is enforced on the server, not politely requested, and your original file is never served.

  3. You post it, and you see who came

    Drop the link into your answer — and if you want the words written too, paste the teacher’s post in and TeachDrop drafts the reply from your own catalogue, or says honestly that nothing fits. Store visits come back to you as numbers instead of guesses.

Why not a generic AI tool, or one more dashboard?

Because a recommendation is not a reply, your store runs on trust with teachers and homeschooling families, and both of those depend on staying in the good books of every platform you sell through.

The measuring is done for you

Every sample you share carries its own tracking, so handing one over is not a shout into the void. TeachDrop counts the store visits each sample brought — nothing to log by hand, no spreadsheet to keep honest. Visits, not sales: what a visit turns into is your store’s to report, and we won’t pretend to see it.

It only ever offers what you actually sell

Every reply points at a real resource of yours, at its real link. TeachDrop cannot invent a product, a promise, or a URL — and when your catalogue has no honest answer, it tells you so and stops rather than stretching something to fit. A made-up recommendation costs a teacher’s trust; silence costs nothing.

Your account stays yours

TeachDrop never posts, replies, follows, or messages as you — not as a setting you can switch on, but as something the product simply will not do. Every word goes out by your hand, from your account. Nothing to explain to a platform, ever.

It works where your buyers actually are

Homeschool circles, teacher groups, subject communities — the places that matter most are also the places automation gets people banned. TeachDrop helps you answer there safely, without risking the accounts your business depends on.

It ends with a reply, not a recommendation

Knowing which listing to fix is not the same as having answered anybody. TeachDrop stops where the advice usually starts: the words are written, the sample is made, and the only thing left is for you to post it.

What TeachDrop will never do

Anyone can promise to be careful. These are four limits you can hold us to — and the reason everything else on this page can be taken at face value.

  • Post, reply, follow, or message as you

    Every word goes out by your hand, from your own account. There is no automation here to disclose to a platform, and no setting that quietly turns one on.

  • Invent a resource you don’t sell

    Every reply is built from your own catalogue. When nothing in it honestly answers the question, TeachDrop tells you so and stops — the fastest way to lose a teacher is to hand them the wrong thing confidently.

  • Claim a sale we cannot see

    We count store visits, and we say only that. What a visit turns into belongs to your store’s own reporting, and we won’t dress an estimate up as revenue.

  • Promise a watermark cannot be copied

    It deters misuse and it ties a sample back to your store. Nothing on a screen can be made impossible to copy, and we don’t pretend otherwise.

Pricing

Every account starts with 14 days of the full product. Billed monthly; cancel anytime and it’s handled the same working day.

Free trial

14 days

The full product, free. No card required.

  • Everything in Power Store
  • Watermarked previews with tracking
  • Ready-to-post replies
  • Your content stays if you pause after the trial
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Growth

$19/mo

For a store finding its rhythm.

  • 50 watermarked previews a month
  • 50 ready replies a month
  • Tracking from sample to store visit
  • Cancel anytime, same working day
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Power Store

$49/mo

For sellers who reply every day.

  • Unlimited previews
  • 200 ready replies a month
  • Ready replies, wherever the conversation came from
  • Everything in Growth
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The four limits above are the short version. The full ones — including how watermarking and visit tracking are described — are in the terms.