Popularity

Popularity demonstrates overall trends in data about the volume of reviews of products in the Classroom Messaging industry. While this page does not explore user satisfaction, product affordability, competition dynamics, and language support - we will have pages for those subjects as well.

Overall Popularity

Classroom Messaging at the moment ranks as the 208th most popular software category according to our numbers with 126 ratings last year. Year over year, Classroom Messaging's review count fell by 399 ratings. Classroom Messaging achieved its highest popularity ranking in 2020 coming in 185th place with 525 customer reviews. Alternatively, Classroom Messaging reached its worst popularity in 2016 coming in 322nd place with 126 reviews. In the last 6 years, the category has accrued 984 total ratings. Ranking as the 208th most reviewed software category worldwide, Classroom Messaging is a less popular category.

The Changing of the Guard

The earliest Classroom Messaging product on our list is Remind with its first known customer review occurring in 2016. The newest Classroom Messaging product in the category is SchoolStatus with its first known review appearing in 2020.

Around the World

The United States uses Classroom Messaging software products at higher numbers than any other country with an impressive 964 ratings. The most frequently used Classroom Messaging product is SchoolStatus with 623 ratings.

Size Matters

Many outfits using Classroom Messaging tech are medium businesses, accounting for 58% of all clients. They are followed by small business customers (25%), and lastly, large business customers (17%). The adoption of Classroom Messaging software for medium businesses appears to be receding currently, declining to 24% of the prior year's value. Classroom Messaging products for large businesses are experiencing diminishing popularity as well, falling 24% of the previous year's value.

To Industry, Nothing is Impossible

The top industries for Classroom Messaging are education management, primarysecondary education, higher education, e learning, and food and beverages.