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Outschool vs Vedantu

Outschool and Vedantu are both tutoring platforms. Fees — Outschool: Service fee about 30%. Vedantu: Salaried and per-hour roles.

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Key differences

  • Fees — Outschool: Service fee about 30%. Vedantu: Salaried and per-hour roles.
  • Vedantu screens providers before they can join, while Outschool is open to anyone.
  • Outschool is based in United States, Vedantu in India.

Which should you choose?

Choose Outschool if…

  • You are just starting out and want to sign up without a screening.

Choose Vedantu if…

  • You are an experienced professional ready to pass a screening.

Side by side

Outschool A marketplace for live online classes for kids aged 3-18, taught over video by independent teachers. Teachers… Visit Vedantu An Indian online-learning platform that hires teachers for live classes. Visit
Type Tutoring platforms like Preply Tutoring platforms like Preply
Category Tutoring & Teaching Tutoring & Teaching
Vetted No Yes
Work from home Yes Yes
Fees Service fee about 30% Salaried and per-hour roles
Payout speed About 7-13 days after class starts
Withdraw via PayPal
Availability US, Canada, Mexico, UK, Spain, Australia, NZ, South Korea India
Local to India
Founded 2015 2014
Headquarters San Francisco, California, United States Bengaluru, India
Popularity 61 views · 0 likes 143 views · 0 likes

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper, Outschool or Vedantu?

Outschool: Service fee about 30%. Vedantu: Salaried and per-hour roles.

Where are Outschool and Vedantu available?

Outschool: US, Canada, Mexico, UK, Spain, Australia, NZ, South Korea. Vedantu: India.

Which is easier to join, Outschool or Vedantu?

Outschool — anyone can sign up, while Vedantu screens providers before accepting them.

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