For online tutoring

Four timezones, three currencies, one register.

Online businesses break on the boring details: a lesson at 18:00 for whom, a tutor paid in one currency while the family pays in another, a no-show nobody can prove. ClassBold holds every session in the participant's own timezone and settles the money exactly.

One session, four clocks
A-Level Physics · Sat
Family · Dubai18:00 GST
Tutor · London15:00 BST
Student · Lahore19:00 PKT
Office · Dubai18:00 GST

Reminders, portals and the join link all render local. DST handled, not hoped for.

The four things that actually break online.

01

Timezones, per person

Every user has a timezone; every session renders in theirs. Nobody does mental arithmetic, and nobody misses a lesson because the clocks changed in one country.
02

Charge in one currency, pay in another

Client rate in AED, tutor pay in GBP, reporting in your base currency — with the rate recorded on the session so margin never drifts after the fact.
03

A room per session, and proof it ran

Zoom or Meet links generated per session, join times recorded against the register. A disputed no-show is settled by the record, not by two versions of a story.
04

Contractors, paid on delivery

A distributed roster on different rates, paid from the same attendance record — with pay-when-paid if that's your arrangement, and clean statements per tutor.
Async is most of the job

Your enquiries arrive while you're asleep. That's the whole market.

An online business takes enquiries in every timezone, which means most of them land outside your working hours. Draft-first AI answers from your real availability the moment they arrive; autopilot books the trial if you've switched it on. The one thread per family survives the fact that nobody in the conversation shares a working day.

Enquiries by local hour · sample tenant, last 30 days
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61% arrive outside 09:00–18:00 office hours.

Your website

Your storefront is your only office. It should work nights.

An online business has no walk-ins — the website does all the selling. ClassBold's wizard generates yours from your real published tutors and subjects, with the enquiry form and the AI chat bubble wired in. A parent three timezones away gets an answer at their 9pm, and the enquiry is on your board — source attached — before your morning.

Capture while you sleep

The form and the chat bubble both land in the same inbox and pipeline — the async majority of your enquiries stops leaking.

Generated in minutes, owned by you

Eight questions produce an AI-builder prompt from your real data. The site lives in your builder account — ClassBold never hosts it.

portal.classbold.com/sessions
Next session18:00 GST · Sat
Join linkper session, not a shared room
Package meter5h available
InvoiceINV-00215 · due Aug 24

Local time, join link, meter and invoice in one place

Portals do the support

No office to ring, so the portal has to be right.

Families see their local schedule, the join link, their package meter and their invoices — and can rebook inside your policy without messaging anyone. Tutors see their own schedule, registers and pay statements in their own timezone.

  • Reschedule and cancellation windows enforced by rule
  • Autopay so cross-border collection isn't a monthly chase
  • Students see homework and schedules, never a price
Just starting out?

Starting from zero? Launch here too.

Most online tutoring businesses start as one tutor and a webcam. Launch with the website, the booking link and the portal — the timezone and currency machinery is already there for the day your second market opens.

Your websitegenerated in minutes — yours
Your booking link/book/your-tutoring
Family portalyour name, their phones
Every enquiryattributed, one pipeline

Day one, on the same operating loop you'll run at scale.

Run a distributed roster without the spreadsheet.

Start free, or book a demo and bring your messiest multi-currency month.