Pros
Flexible schedule that allows you to choose lessons around your availability. Suitable for students or anyone looking for additional income alongside other commitments. Payments are generally made on time. Expectations and lesson procedures are straightforward and easy to understand. Once you build a regular client base, the platform can provide a steady stream of work.
Cons
Scheduled lessons are sometimes changed without sufficient notice, and tutors may be penalised if they fail to spot the changes. Communication often feels automated, making it difficult to get meaningful support when issues arise. Platform changes can affect earnings; payment reductions are sometimes presented as improvements to the system. There is limited opportunity to appeal penalties or challenge decisions. Contacting support can be difficult, whether by email or other channels. Lessons are occasionally offered outside your stated availability despite having an organised schedule. Lesson allocation is highly competitive and operates on a first-come, first-served basis, meaning opportunities can disappear within seconds. It can be difficult to secure enough lessons when starting out, making earnings inconsistent until you establish a regular group of students.