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Best for structured progressWATTB86/100

Busuu

Our verdict · A well-organised, CEFR-aligned course with a genuinely useful native-speaker community.

Choose it if

Clear CEFR-aligned structure with personalised study plans

Skip it if

Smaller language selection than the biggest rivals

Where to get it

Busuu

WATTB Score

86/ 100

Our research-based editorial assessment.

How we score →

Free; Premium from ~£5.83/month (annual, indicative)

Indicative price at the time of review.

Busuu sits neatly between Duolingo's gamified approach and Babbel's structure. Its 14 language courses are mapped to the CEFR framework - A1 up to B2 in most, and C1 in some - so you always know where you stand, and you can build a personalised study plan around a target level and deadline. Its standout feature is the community: you submit short written or spoken exercises and native speakers correct them, while you return the favour in your own language. There is a usable free tier, and Premium unlocks the full grammar content, offline mode and official-style level assessments (Busuu also offers accredited certificates in partnership with McGraw Hill). The language range is smaller than Duolingo's and community response times vary, but for methodical beginners it is a strong, affordable pick.

The good & the bad

Pros

  • Clear CEFR-aligned structure with personalised study plans
  • Native-speaker feedback on your writing and speaking
  • Reasonably priced with a workable free tier

Cons

  • Smaller language selection than the biggest rivals
  • Community correction speed and quality can be inconsistent

How it compares

PickWATTB ScorePriceBest for
1.Babbel94/100From ~£5.99/month (annual plan, indicative)overall
2.Duolingo92/100Free; Super from ~£6.99/month (annual, indicative)free app
3.Pimsleur88/100From ~£15/month (all-access, indicative)speaking and listening
4.BusuuThis pick86/100Free; Premium from ~£5.83/month (annual, indicative)structured progress
5.Memrise80/100Free; Pro from ~£8/month (annual, indicative)real-world listening
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Key facts

Best for
structured progress
Typical cost
Free; Premium from ~£5.83/month (annual, indicative)
Languages
14
Method
CEFR-aligned structured course
Community
Native-speaker corrections
Free tier
Yes
Offline
Yes (Premium)

Researched by WATTB

Published
31 August 2026
Updated
31 August 2026
Last verified
31 August 2026

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