The tutoring platform that takes no commission
Clasora gives you a public page, a booking calendar, video lessons in the browser, messaging, file sharing and payments. Publishing is free, and nothing is taken from the price you set.
Students search, compare and book without paying us anything either. Lessons happen online or in person, in thirteen languages, anywhere in the world.
In short
- No commission. Clasora takes nothing from the price of a lesson.
- Free to join and free to publish. No subscription, no listing fee.
- Video lessons run in the browser. Nothing to install, on either side.
- One calendar for your hours, your bookings and your Google events.
- Take bookings from your own website with an embedded scheduler.
- Teach online or in person, in thirteen languages.
What it costs
Nothing to join. Nothing to publish. No monthly fee, no fee per listing, and no share of your lessons.
In most countries you are the merchant. Students pay you through Stripe, the money arrives in your own account, and refunds and receipts are yours. Where Stripe cannot pay out, we collect the payment and send it on through Payoneer. Our share on either route is zero.
The only thing taken out of a card payment is the card fee itself, the same one you would pay accepting a card anywhere else.
Registration and publishing will stay free.
Video calls, built in
Every booking comes with a call. Open it in the browser and start. There is no Zoom account to set up, no link to send, and nothing for the other person to install.
- Share your screen for slides, a document or an exercise.
- Blur your background when you are working from the kitchen table.
- Raise a hand, react, and write in the call's own chat without leaving it.
- Switch between grid and sidebar, or pin whoever is talking.
- Choose your camera, microphone and speaker, and check them before you join.
- Group calls with a waiting room, so you decide who comes in.
- High contrast, larger controls, less motion, and keyboard shortcuts.
A calendar that says no for you
Set the hours you work once. People see only the times you are genuinely free, in their own time zone, and everything else is refused before it reaches you.
- A weekly schedule, plus single days you mark free or unavailable.
- How much notice you need, and how far ahead someone may book.
- A gap between sessions, so two never run into each other.
- Google Calendar: every session you take is written into it, and the events already there sit beside them here.
- A free first session, if you want to offer one.
- Requests for a time you have not opened, which you accept or decline.
Messages and files in one thread
Everyone you work with has a conversation with you. Questions, corrections, homework and links stay next to the sessions they belong to.
- One to one and group conversations, with replies, reactions and search.
- Send a file into a chat, or share a link that expires on a date or after a set number of downloads.
- A file area of your own, with folders, favourites and a trash you can undo from.
- Bring documents across from Google Drive.
- Invite someone by email who is not on Clasora yet.
Getting paid
You decide, service by service, whether people pay online when they book or settle with you directly.
- Card payments through Stripe, including the bank's own verification step.
- Payouts through Payoneer in the countries Stripe does not reach.
- Earnings for today, this week, this month and all time, and withdrawals when you want them.
- What Clasora keeps out of it: nothing.
Card payments are being switched on. Until then a booking is confirmed without a card and you settle with the other person directly.
Your page does the selling
Your listing is a real page with an address of its own, written in the language each visitor is reading and indexed in it.
- A photo, an intro video, what you teach, the levels you cover and the languages you speak.
- A price for each session length, and a free intro lesson if you offer one.
- Reviews scored on knowledge, clarity and engagement, not one blunt star.
- Badges for being verified, for writing, and for answering students.
- Articles you write yourself, published under your name and linked from your page.
Put your calendar on your own website
If you already have a site, you do not have to send people to Clasora to book you. Paste in one snippet and your scheduler appears on your own page.
- Visitors pick a time and book without leaving your site.
- Only the domains you list are allowed to load it.
- It follows the language of the page around it, or you pin it to one.
- The same bookings, the same calendar and the same rules as everything else.
Privacy and safety
The part you should not have to ask about.
- Two-factor sign-in with an authenticator app, or a passkey instead of a password.
- Names, email addresses and phone numbers are encrypted in the database, not only on the way there.
- Profile photos and listings are checked before they go live.
- Report a message or a person and a moderator sees it.
- Take your data with you, or delete your account, whenever you want.
Thirteen languages
Clasora is published in English, Spanish, German, French, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Serbian, Slovenian, Arabic, Chinese, Korean and Japanese. Pages, web addresses and email all follow the language the reader is in, and Arabic reads right to left.
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Questions people ask
Does Clasora take a commission?
No. Nothing is taken from the price of a session, on either payment route. There is no subscription and no charge for publishing.
What does it cost to join?
Nothing. You create an account, publish what you offer and open your calendar. Registration and publishing will stay free.
Do I need Zoom or any other software?
No. Calls run in the browser, with screen sharing, background blur and a chat of their own. Neither side installs anything.
Can I teach in person as well as online?
Yes. A listing can be online, in person or both, and an in-person one says where.
How do I get paid?
Through Stripe where it operates in your country, which makes you the merchant for your own sales, and through Payoneer where it does not.
Can people book me from my own website?
Yes. The scheduler embeds on any domain you allow, and those bookings land in the same calendar as the rest.
Who can see my email address and phone number?
Nobody browsing the site. They are encrypted in our database and never shown on your public page.
Start teaching on Clasora
Create an account, publish one service and open your calendar. It takes a few minutes and costs nothing.