Run your own tutoring business.

Tuton is one platform for independent language tutors: freelance ESL and TEFL tutors, online English teachers, exam coaches, and marketplace tutors who want a home for the students they teach directly. It puts a live classroom (video, shared lesson pages, an AI assistant and the Space, an infinite shared canvas), your student records, vocabulary practice, a 850+ lesson library, your booking page, AI lesson reports and invoicing in one place.

Yes. You get 7 days free, and we never ask for a card. Teach real lessons with up to 25 active students and 20 classroom hours, publish your booking page and take bookings, try the Space, the AI assistant and the AI makers, get your first 2 hours of AI lesson reports free, and open the first lesson of every library course plus the In the News lessons. The full 850+ lesson library comes with any paid plan.

Nothing is charged, because we never asked for your card. To keep teaching on Tuton, choose a plan. If you don't, nothing is deleted: your students, lessons and notes stay in your account for when you do. Until then your booking page is hidden, your students can see their past lessons but can't book new ones, and you keep the free lesson plans, the first lesson of every library course and three free games.

Yes. Paste or upload your student list from a spreadsheet (up to 200 at a time), check it and add it in one go, or add students one by one, within your plan's active-student limit. Invite them by email or with a 6-character code: students use Tuton free. You can also add reviews you've collected elsewhere to your booking page and choose which ones show.

Yes. Open your own PDFs, Word (.docx) and PowerPoint (.pptx) files and your Google Docs, Sheets and Slides inside the lesson, next to the video, and choose which ones the student can see. A Google Slides deck can run in Present mode, so the student follows your slide. Files can be up to 50 MB each, and every plan comes with storage for them: 2 GB on Starter, 10 GB on Plus and 25 GB on Pro. Lesson documents open in the browser, not in the iPhone app.

Directly, the way they pay you now: bank transfer, Wise, Revolut, PayPal, crypto or any other method you add. Students see your payment details, with a scannable SEPA or VietQR code where one applies, and you mark the payment as received. Tuton tracks lesson packages and credits, builds invoices from the lessons you've taught and shows who still owes you. It takes no commission on those payments and never holds your money.

No. Tuton isn't a marketplace and won't send you students. It gives you a booking page worth sending them to, at tuton.io/@yourname, and it works alongside any marketplace you already teach on. Marketplaces bring you students in return for a commission on every lesson, up to 33% of the lesson price. Tuton charges a flat subscription and takes no commission on your lessons.

No. The classroom, the Space, scheduling, your booking page, student records, messaging and invoicing work for any language. Students can see word translations in 75+ languages, and the student side of the web app comes in 17 languages. Today the lesson library, the placement test, the AI vocabulary cards and the AI lesson reports are built for English lessons.

You and your students can join a lesson from a phone: in the browser, or in the Tuton iPhone app, which gives you two-way video, chat, the lesson's vocabulary and a live read-only view of the lesson pages. To teach, use a laptop or desktop: the Space, the games and editing lesson pages need a bigger screen. There's no Android app yet, so Android users join in the browser.

Yes. Starter is made for that: teach on your own video or in person, and use Tuton for booking, student records, homework and invoicing. The Tuton classroom adds what a video call can't: shared lesson pages that save to the student's profile, the lesson library, new words that go straight into the student's review deck and, when you switch it on, an AI lesson report afterwards.

Yes, a free one. Students join lessons in the browser, with nothing to install, or in the Tuton iPhone app. Between lessons they see what's coming up, practise the words you taught them, do their homework and message you. If you're on Pro, they can also read their AI lesson reports.

Yes. Step-by-step how-to guides sit inside the app, and the Help button lets you ask a question or book a 30-minute video call with the Tuton team, during the free trial too.

There's no self-serve export yet. If you stop paying, nothing is deleted: your students, lessons, notes and invoices stay in your account and are all there again when you choose a plan. While you're on a plan you can print any invoice or save it as a PDF from your browser, and your student records stay private to you, never shared with other tutors.