Run an online tutoring business without stitching five tools together
Video in one tab, homework in another, payments in a third — online tutoring usually means a stack held together with tape. ClassQuill puts the lesson, the learning and the money in one place: built-in video (ours, not Zoom), auto-marked online homework, and remote progress you and parents can actually see.
Built-in video and whiteboard — not a Zoom link and a separate app
Lessons run inside ClassQuill on our own built-in video, with a live whiteboard in the same session — so there's no juggling meeting links, a separate video subscription, or a whiteboard app like Pencil Spaces. The session and everything around it live in the same place.
Online homework that marks itself
Set homework from a curriculum-aligned bank between online sessions; students submit free-form working, it's auto-marked with tutor review. Remote lessons keep the accountability in-person ones have.
Progress you can see from anywhere
When you never share a room with the student, evidence matters more. Per-student progress and results are visible to you and to parents — the reassurance online tutoring usually lacks.
Get paid online, automatically
Card payments through Stripe and Xero sync mean an online business isn't chasing bank transfers. Invoices are drafted from sessions and sent for payment online.
The features that make it work
Curriculum bank, tutor-set homework, auto-marking, exam mode — the part ops tools don't have.
Learn moreBuilt-in video and a live whiteboard in the same session — no separate tools.
Learn more1-on-1 and group sessions, recurring classes, one shared calendar.
Learn moreTopic mastery, per-tutor analytics, parent-ready reports from real results.
Learn moreQuestions for this kind of tutoring business
Do I need Zoom or a separate video tool?
No. ClassQuill has its own built-in video (powered by Daily.co, not Zoom), so online lessons run inside the platform. There's no separate video subscription or meeting links to manage.
Do I need a separate whiteboard tool?
No — the live whiteboard is built into the same session as the video call, with a maths-teacher stencil library included. You don't need Pencil Spaces, Lessonspace or Bitpaper alongside ClassQuill.
How do students do homework in an online setup?
Through the built-in learning platform — you assign from a curriculum-aligned bank, students submit their working online, and it's auto-marked with your review. It keeps remote lessons as accountable as in-person ones.
Can parents see progress if lessons are all remote?
Yes — per-student progress and results are visible to parents, which is exactly the reassurance online tutoring tends to miss when no one shares a room with the student.