Built for independent ESL tutors

No — Tuton works for any language, and vocabulary translations support 75+ student native languages. But it's built first for independent ESL and English tutors: the lesson library is English-teaching content (general English, business English, exam prep from A1 to C2), and the AI assistant is strongest on English grammar, vocabulary and CEFR-graded explanations.

No. Tuton is not a marketplace — it doesn't bring you students, and that's exactly why it takes 0% commission. You bring students you find through referrals, social media, ads or your existing practice, and Tuton gives you a professional public profile and booking page to send them to.

Very. Conversation classes are where the between-lesson loop matters most: words and phrases you capture mid-conversation go straight to the student's spaced-repetition deck, lessons are auto-recorded and transcribed so you can pull errors to review, and the AI assistant can generate discussion questions matched to the student's level and interests in seconds.

Yes. The lesson library includes exam-focused courses alongside general and business English, and you can build your own lesson pages with 13 interactive exercise types — gap-fills, matching, ordering, dialogues and more. Progress tracking shows you (and the student) what's improving as the exam date approaches.

Plans run from $29/month (Solo, for side-gig tutors) to $119/month (Business, for full-time teaching). Every plan includes the classroom, AI assistant, CRM, vocabulary, library and your public booking page. There's a 14-day free trial with no card required — you can teach real lessons during the trial.

No — it's free for students. They get their own portal with upcoming lessons, vocabulary review with spaced repetition, lesson recordings and progress tracking. You pay one flat subscription; they pay you directly for lessons.