Stop paying massive commissions for a basic video call.
Preply takes up to 33% of your hard-earned money just to give you a video link and a simple whiteboard. Verbios lets you keep 100% of your earnings while giving you a next-level interactive classroom. Watch your students' cursors move, sync answers in real time, and run quizzes right inside your lessons. Build your own courses, automate homework, and keep your own profits for a flat $17.50 a month. Teach with tools that actually work for you instead of against your wallet.
Start for freePreply's published commission runs from 18% to 33%, highest on a new student's very first lessons. At a typical 20% rate, a week of 14 lessons at $30 loses $84 before you've taught a minute. On Verbios, you pay a flat $17.50/mo on the Starter plan no matter how many lessons you teach, and keep 100% of what your own students pay you directly.
At a typical 20% published rate. Up to 100% on a new student's first lessons, since trial lessons don't pay teachers at all.
Flat $17.50/mo on Starter, about $4 a week, however many lessons you teach.
How they compare
Questions teachers ask
Does Verbios find me students? expand_more
Not yet. Verbios is built for teachers who already have their own students, or who are building that side themselves. A marketplace for finding new students is coming soon, but it isn't live today.
Can I bring my existing materials over? expand_more
If your course content lives in Edvibe, ReadyTo, Miro, or another platform, our import tools move it into Verbios, embedded content included. Preply doesn't have a course builder to import from, so you'd start fresh there too.
What does Verbios cost? expand_more
The full course editor is free. Starter is $17.50/mo with a 7-day trial (75 self-paced students, 15 live students you bring yourself). Pro is $59/mo for larger rosters.
What if I want to use both? expand_more
Many teachers do. Keep your Preply profile for discovery, and run the students you teach independently on Verbios for the live classroom, homework, and course tools. Just mind Preply's own rules about students you meet there.