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Tutorly
What Tutorly is
Tutorly is a web service that guides students through homework in math, science, and writing. It breaks problems into questions or smaller steps, reads a student’s attempt, and adapts its next prompt to a possible misunderstanding. It can ask students to explain an idea or try another case, then recap the session in their own words. Tutorly says it will not write essays, complete assignments, or provide answers to graded work.
The Free plan costs nothing and provides three guided sessions a week, with no card required. Student costs $9 a month, billed $108 a year or $90 on annual billing, and includes unlimited guided sessions, all subjects, topic progress, and email support. Family costs $18 a month, billed $216 a year or $180 on annual billing, for up to four students. Parents can view topics and time spent, but not session answers. Prices are in US dollars, with no setup fee or minimum term; cancellation is available from the dashboard. Payments are not enabled in this deployment, so paid signups join a list for an email when available. Tutorly describes itself as a demonstration company and says its named people and investors are fictional.
Who it suits
Tutorly suits students who want guided practice in math, science, or writing rather than completed homework answers. The Family plan may suit households wanting a view of topics and time spent without access to session content.
What it does well
- Free plan includes three guided sessions a week.
- Adapts guidance to a student's attempt.
- Covers math, science, and writing.
- Family plan supports up to four students.
- Sessions can be exported or deleted from Settings.
What to know first
- Paid-plan signups join a list while payments are unavailable.
- Free plan is limited to three sessions weekly.
- Family parents cannot view session content.
Limits
The Free plan includes three guided sessions per week. Student is $9 per month or $90 on annual billing; Family is $18 per month or $180 on annual billing, but paid-plan signups currently join a list because card payments are not enabled.
Plans
| Plan | Billed and limits | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 forever; no card required · 3 guided sessions a week · math, science and writing · understanding checks and session recap | Free |
| Family | $216 a year, or $180 on annual · Up to 4 students · parent view of topics and time, not session answers · priority support with a same-day first reply | $18 a month |
| Student | $108 a year, or $90 on annual · Unlimited guided sessions · all subjects · topic progress · email support | $9 a month |
As tutorlylabs.com lists them, read 4 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.
Getting started
- Visit https://tutorlylabs.com/.
- Use Tutorly on the web.
- Start with the Free plan; no card is required.
- For Student or Family, join the signup list to receive an email when card payments become available.
Verdict
Tutorly emphasizes stepwise learning and checks for understanding while avoiding answers to graded work. Its free tier is usable without a card, but paid-plan payments are not enabled in this deployment.
Questions
Is Tutorly free?
Yes. Its Free plan costs $0 forever, requires no card, and includes three guided sessions a week.
What do the paid plans cost?
Student is $9 per month, or $90 on annual billing. Family is $18 per month, or $180 on annual billing. Prices are in US dollars, with no setup fee or minimum term.
What platforms does Tutorly support?
Tutorly is available on the web.
What does the Family plan show a parent?
A parent can see each student's topics and time spent, but not session content.
Can I sign up for a paid plan now?
Card payments are not enabled in this deployment. Paid-plan signups join a list for an email when payments are available.
Who is behind Tutorly?
Tutorly's About page describes it as a demonstration company and says its named people and investors are fictional. It also says the product, model routing, and free tier work as described.
Facts from Tutorly's own pages
- Academic integrity
- Tutorly says it will not write essays, complete assignments or hand over answers to graded work. · tutorlylabs.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Adaptive guidance
- Tutorly reads a student's attempt, identifies a possible misunderstanding and adjusts the next step to where the student is. · tutorlylabs.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Company disclosure
- The About page describes Tutorly as a demonstration company and says its named people and investors are fictional, while stating that the product, model routing and free tier work as described. · tutorlylabs.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Data controls
- Users can export or delete sessions or their whole account from Settings, which the page says removes the data from Tutorly's database. · tutorlylabs.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Deployment note
- The pricing page says card payments are not enabled in this deployment yet and paid-plan signups join a list for an email when payments are available. · tutorlylabs.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Family visibility
- On the Family plan, a parent can see each student's topics and time spent, but not session content. · tutorlylabs.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Headquarters
- Boston, Massachusetts, USA · tutorlylabs.com, 28 Sept 2026
- Pricing terms
- Tutorly says its prices are in US dollars, with no setup fee or minimum term, and customers can cancel from the dashboard. · tutorlylabs.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Privacy
- Tutorly says student work is sent to a model provider for the session under agreements prohibiting training on that traffic, and that it does not sell the work or use it to train anything. · tutorlylabs.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Subjects
- The service covers math, science and writing. · tutorlylabs.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Support
- Student includes email support, while Family includes priority support with a same-day first reply. · tutorlylabs.com, 4 Oct 2026
- Understanding checks
- Tutorly asks students to explain an idea or try another case before moving on, and recaps the session in the student's own words. · tutorlylabs.com, 4 Oct 2026
- What it does
- Tutorly guides students through homework problems one question or small step at a time so they can learn to solve the next one themselves. · tutorlylabs.com, 4 Oct 2026
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