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MyTutor in 10 slides

A UK platform where university-student tutors teach school subjects online.

  • Tutoring marketplace
  • Tutoring platforms
  • Based in London, United Kingdom
  • Vetted: providers are screened
2013founded
2.7our rating out of 5
25achievement points, Bronze
How it works2 / 10

What you do on MyTutor

How the money is made: teaching and tutoring

  1. Set up a teaching profile
  2. Students book lessons
  3. Teach online
  4. Get paid

MyTutor tutors are self-employed and are contracted by the customer. MyTutor raises the invoice, deducts the charges you pay to MyTutor, and sends the rest to your bank. Tutor terms say you are not charged to use the site. The price the customer pays is the tutor fee plus a platform fee, and that platform fee can be as much as 49% of the total. MyTutor also charges VAT on the fee you pay it. It holds tutor fees for c…

Founded 2013 · next to 37 other tutoring platforms

200020102020Brainfuse: 1999Tutor.com: 2000Wyzant: 2005Course Hero: 2006Bijlesnetwerk: 2006e-korepetycje: 2006italki: 2007Varsity Tutors: 2007TusClasesParticulares: 2007Tutor24: 2008Verbling: 2011Preply: 2012TeacherOn: 2012Cambly: 2013Superprof: 2013Engoo: 2013Lingoda: 2013Studypool: 2014Classgap: 2014Vedantu: 2014Skooli: 2014Tutor Circle: 2014Outschool: 2015Unacademy: 2015Pear Deck Tutor: 2015NativeCamp: 2015Snapask: 2015DeshTutor: 2015Tuteria: 2015AmazingTalker: 2016GoStudent: 2016Tutoroo: 2016Tutorful: 2016TutorOcean: 2016Numerade: 2018Filo: 2020Prosikshya: 2023MyTutor, 2013
Each dot is a platform of the same type, placed at its founding year.

Work and topics

Good for

Fees3 / 10

What MyTutor takes

Guess first: how much of every $100 you earn does MyTutor take?

49%the cut MyTutor takes

Platform fee up to 49% of what the customer pays. Tutors set their own lesson price.

Every $100 you earnYou keep$51MyTutor takes$49
Reaches youMyTutor’s fee

From the published fees, before payment-processing, currency or withdrawal charges. Work out your own amount →

Getting paid4 / 10

How the money reaches you

From sign-up to payout

  1. Sign upFree
  2. Application and vetting
  3. Do the work
  4. Earnings clearSelf-remittance invoice every two weeks, then payment to your bank account
  5. Withdraw1 way to withdraw
Payment protectionMyTutor holds completed-lesson fees, then pays your bank. It may refund the customer before you are paid.

1 way to withdraw

  • Bank transfer
Who can join5 / 10

Can you join?

Yes, if you pass its application.

You need a computer and reliable internet.

What you need

  • A computer
  • Reliable internet
  • Free to joinSign-up cost
  • Application and vettingHow sign-up works

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Real earnings6 / 10

What people actually earn

Good to know · 2026GBP13-GBP120/hr advertised

In recruitment guidance checked in October 2026, the company says tutors can take home GBP13-GBP120 per hour and receive payment every two weeks.

Source: mytutor.co.uk ↗
Rating and achievements7 / 10

How it scores

2.7out of 5

Weaker on fees.

FeesGetting paidAccessTrack recordProof of earnings
  • Fees1.5
  • Getting paid3.0
  • Access3.0
  • Track record3.5
  • Proof of earnings2.5
25/100 ptsBronze
  • Free to join
  • Clear fees
  • Payment protection
  • 10 years running
How it compares8 / 10

MyTutor against its peers

Guess: next to the 7 other tutoring platforms that charge a percentage, is MyTutor…

The cut of all 8 tutoring platforms that charge a percentage

0%30%60%TutorOcean: 12.5%Verbling: 15%Studypool: 20%TutorBees: 20%italki: 22.5%Wyzant: 25%Outschool: 30%MyTutor: 49%MyTutor 49%Median 21.3%LowestHighest
PlatformFee
TutorOcean12.5%
Verbling15%
Studypool20%
TutorBees20%
italki22.5%
Wyzant25%
Outschool30%
MyTutor49%
Each column is one platform, at the middle of its published fee range, lowest on the left. MyTutor in blue.
  • At 49%, MyTutor charges more than 7 of the 8 tutoring platforms we track that take a percentage (median 21.3%).
Profile completeness9 / 10

How much we know

77%

We have 11 of the 17 things we track for every platform. Fees, payouts, join rules, countries and real earnings count most.

What we have

  • Plain-English overview
  • What kind of platform it is
  • Year founded
  • Headquarters
  • Fees
  • How fast you get paid
  • Withdrawal methods
  • Payment protection
  • Join requirements
  • Countries it accepts
  • Real earnings figures

Still missing

  • Minimum payout
  • Review ratings
  • Wikipedia or reference page
  • Support channels
  • Mobile apps
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