How it works
No shifts, no fixed hourly rate, no assigned students. You see requests that match your subjects, decide which ones you want, name your own price, and get paid when the work is approved. Here's every step of that, including the parts most platforms don't spell out.
Steps marked you are yours to control. That's most of them — which is the whole point of a bidding marketplace rather than a tutoring agency.
They describe what they need, attach their files, set a deadline and a budget. It could be a single question, a weekly problem set, a timed exam, or a multi-week thesis chapter.
Between 20,000 and 50,000 of these are posted every month across all subjects.
The request goes to tutors whose subjects, levels and track record fit it — with a match percentage so you can see at a glance how well it lines up with your profile. You never wade through work you can't do.
Read the full brief, open the attachments, then set your price. The app shows you exactly what lands in your balance after the service fee before you submit anything, and gives you pricing guidance from similar jobs that were won recently.
Bidding is free and unlimited. If you'd rather move fast, the one-tap quick bid submits a suggested price instantly.
The student sees the bids and opens a chat with the tutors they like. Ask clarifying questions, look at what they've already attempted, adjust scope, and revise your price if the job turns out bigger or smaller than it looked.
Nothing is locked until you both agree. You negotiate directly — we don't set your rate and we don't take your side of the conversation.
Once the deal is struck, the student's payment is held in escrow — so the money for your job already exists before you start. The job moves into My work with its deadline and everything you need in one place.
Deliver through the app. Long projects are still one agreed price and one delivery — if the scope shifts along the way, renegotiate it in chat rather than absorbing it.
They check the work against what was agreed. If something's genuinely missing they can ask for a revision; if it's what was agreed, they approve it.
On approval, the escrowed amount moves out of escrow and into your available balance. Withdraw whenever you like — standard payouts land in 1–2 business days with no fee, or instantly for 1.5%.
Take it out however suits your country: bank transfer, PayPal, Wise, Western Union, Revolut, Cash App, Venmo or a plain money transfer.
Steps 4 & 5 up close
Two screens do most of the work: the chat where a bid becomes a deal, and My work where you track everything you've committed to.
Scope changed, so the price changed — and you still see your net before sending
Everything you've committed to, with what each job is worth to you
The money
Four states, and you can see which one every job is in. Nothing about your earnings should ever be a mystery.
The student pays up front and we hold it. The money for your job exists before you start working.
You've submitted the work. It stays held while the student reviews it against what you agreed.
Minus the service fee, it lands in your balance. This is the number the app shows you before you ever bid.
1–2 business days and free, or instant for 1.5%. Your choice, every time.
10% of what the student pays, and it drops to 8% as you bid consistently — so you keep up to 92%.
It applies only to work you win and complete. Bidding, chatting and negotiating never cost anything.
There's no monthly cut-off and no waiting for a pay run. Once a job is approved the money is in your balance and it's yours to withdraw.
Rating, jobs completed and completion rate sit on your profile. Students see them, and better numbers win more bids at higher prices.
The part to read twice
This is the promise our students buy, and it's the reason we're selective about who we approve. It also carries real risk for tutors, so we'd rather you understand it now.
We promise students a minimum grade of 80+. If that isn't achieved, the student is refunded in full — and the tutor isn't paid for that task. There's no partial payment and no exception for effort.
We say this on every page because it's the single most important thing to understand before you apply. A tutor who only bids on work they're genuinely strong at will almost never meet this situation. A tutor who bids on everything will.
You get the full brief and every attachment before you bid — never a blind assignment.
You see what similar jobs sold for, so you can price for the real effort instead of guessing and then rushing.
A workload check warns you when you're overcommitted for that week, which is when missed deadlines and weak work actually happen.
And you choose every single job. Nothing is ever assigned to you.
The guarantee only works if the tutors behind it are strong, so we verify a completed degree and read your transcripts before approving anyone.
That screening is what keeps request volume high and lets you charge properly — students pay a premium precisely because the outcome is guaranteed.
It's the same reason we recommend the equivalent of a 3.5/4.0 and ask which levels you can handle, rather than letting anyone bid on anything.
Straight answers
The awkward scenarios, answered before you have to ask.
Send your details, CV and transcripts. If it's a fit we'll verify you within a week, and you can start bidding on matched requests the same day.
Start your application