How it works
One page, your name on it, and a link your students can open on a bus
Your own page
A page at an address of your own, with your name, your logo and your colour on it. Your students land there, not in our catalogue, and it is the thing you send to four hundred people rather than a link that looks like ours.
Your teachers write it
A teacher describes the situation their group has to survive — the complaint, the interview, the neighbour — and the character who runs it is written from that description. It is the conversation they would have set as homework if homework could talk back.
Nothing to install
A student opens the link and speaks. No account, no password, no app, no form for a parent to sign. They type whatever label their teacher asked for — a first name, a seat number — and that is the whole of what we know about them.
Nobody marks your students
A teacher can mark a room as one for students under 18, and then nothing in it is scored: no band, no level, no written verdict about the student. They get back what they said, to read over, and the teacher sees who spoke and for how long. Judging is your teachers' job and we are not in it. For students aged 13 and over.
What it pays you
Count what a month of this pays your school
How many students you have
100
From a handful of regulars to a whole language school. Nobody has to install anything or make an account.
Conversations a week, each
10
A conversation runs about 10 minutes — short enough to do on a bus, which is why it happens more than once a week. The situation you write decides the length, not you and not us.
What a week like this pays you
$6,336a month
100 students × 10 conversations a week at 10 minutes, over 4 weeks. This is your 40%, already worked out. First sessions are free and nobody is paid for them, so they are not counted here.
What your students pay
What you keep
You keep 40% of what your students pay, and they pay 10% less than our own price. Both come off our side, not yours.
- A week
- $1,584
- A term, 16 weeks
- $25,344
The money
40% of every minute your students speak, and they pay 10% less than on our own site
Students buy minutes on your page. 40% of what they spend is yours, paid once a month against the seconds they actually spoke — not against what they bought and did not use. Our 60% pays for the voice, the marking, the servers and the person who answers when something looks wrong.
The 10% your students get off is funded by us, not taken out of your share. A bigger school is the same arrangement with a bigger number — if yours needs a different one, write to us and we will talk about it rather than point you at a page.