Self-paced courses, a community and live classes in one place
Run self-paced courses with drip release and a members' feed alongside live classes, scheduling and billing, instead of a course tool, a community tool and a video tool that don't talk to each other. One honest gap: in a classroom feed only staff can start threads, so it works as a teacher-led feed, not an open member forum.
ClassQuill runs self-paced courses and a members' community inside the same platform as live classes. Lessons release on a drip schedule, learners' progress is tracked, and each course has its own discussion feed. Tutors can teach live by video in the same classroom, so courses and sessions don't need separate tools.
Another login, another tool, another thing that doesn't connect
The course is on Skool or Notion, the lessons are on a video call, the files are on Drive.
A classroom opens on the feed, upcoming sessions, homework and a Go live button, all in one place.
Teach live in the same classroomSkool wants $99/month per community
Or 10% of every payment on the Hobby plan.
ClassQuill is US$20/mo for your first tutor and US$6 for each additional one, with a 0% platform fee.
How it compares with SkoolFamilies keep everything after they quit
They downloaded the lot in week one.
Lessons release on a drip schedule, and archiving a learner removes their access.
Self-paced lessons with drip releaseTraining new tutors on a separate course platform
Paying for another tool just to onboard staff.
Required training resources with a per-tutor completion matrix, in the same place as everything else.
The features that make it work
Curriculum bank, classrooms and groups, tutor-set homework, exam mode — the part ops tools don't have.
Learn moreVideo, whiteboard and automatic lesson notes in one session — online or in person.
Learn moreOne calendar, automatic reminders, real availability, a public booking link.
Learn moreQuestions for this kind of tutoring business
Can lessons unlock week by week?
Yes. Self-paced courses release lessons on a drip schedule, and you can set prerequisites so a learner finishes one lesson before the next opens.
Can learners post in the community?
Not as thread starters. In a classroom feed only staff can start a thread, so it works as a teacher-led feed rather than an open member forum. If open posting by members is central to your community, Skool does that today and ClassQuill doesn't yet.
Can I run live classes alongside a course?
Yes. A classroom can hold self-paced lessons and live sessions together. Live classes run on built-in video with a shared whiteboard in the same classroom, so you don't need a separate video tool.