Neither offers a fully immersive experience – you're just learning words and phrases. But I don't believe either one is a strong enough course to make you a fluent and natural speaker. My opinion is that both of these programs have sufficient content for introducing you to the bare basics of a new language. Since both are popular and have many subscribers, there must be something to them – right?

Babbel vs Rosetta Stone: The Verdictīabbel is a trending app and Rosetta Stone has been around so long that everyone has heard of it.

Rosetta Stone: A 12-month course costs US $95.88 for unlimited languages. 25 languages, including two English (UK and US) and two Spanish (Spain and Latin America).īabbel: A 12-month course costs US $83.40 for one language.Paid subscription (unlimited languages if you pay for 12 months+).Includes explanations and translations in English.Paid subscription (you pay per language).In this review, I’ll take you inside the members' areas of both apps and show you their main features and differences, then share my honest opinion on which is better. Both of these apps teach a range of languages using pre-recorded words and phrases, as well as speech recognition technology to test your pronunciation. This article is a comparison of two of the most well-known online programmes for learning a new language: Babbel vs Rosetta Stone.

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