How much Tutero costs
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| One-on-one online lesson | From $65 an hour, every year level |
| Contract or sign-up fee | None; pay after each lesson, cancel any time |
| A school year of weekly lessons (about 40) | About $2,600 at $65 an hour |
From Tutero’s website, 9 November 2026. “From” means some lessons may cost more; check your quote. Tuterly isn’t affiliated with Tutero.
How Tutero works
A call, then a match
A short call about your child and their school, then a tutor matched on subject, level and personality.
Live online lessons
One-on-one on a shared online whiteboard, with the same tutor at the same time each week.
Their own schoolwork
Lessons work from your child’s homework and tests, with a written report after each one.
Most subjects
Prep to Year 12: maths, English, the sciences and more, plus NAPLAN preparation.
From Tutero’s website, which also cites a 4.9 Google rating from 250 reviews.
Who Tutero suits
- Students who learn best with a real person explaining things live, each week.
- Families who want help across several subjects, or in the VCE years.
- Families happy with online lessons rather than a tutor at home or a centre.
It’s a weaker fit if the cost of weekly lessons is the sticking point, or if what your child mainly needs is more practice on the topics they keep getting wrong, in the six days between lessons.
Tutero, a private tutor and Tuterly compared
| Option | Cost | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Tutero | From $65 an hour | A live online tutor, usually once a week, with reports |
| Private tutor | $80 to $100 an hour (Melbourne, typical) | The same person each week, at home or online |
| Tuterly | $8.99 a week or $29.99 a month, launch price (50% off until 31 March 2027) | Worked solutions and fresh practice on the questions your child gets wrong, and practice exams in their school’s style, any day |
See every company side by side: maths tutoring costs in Australia, compared.
Designed by tutors who know what lifts exam marks
Tuterly was carefully designed by the educators at Bayside Academics, a Melbourne tutoring centre that has taught over 2,000 students in 10 years, with a 5.0 rating on Google. In that time we’ve seen what actually moves a maths mark before a test or exam: knowing exactly what’s on it, working from the student’s own mistakes, and practising each one until it’s mastered. Tuterly is built around exactly that, for $8.99 a week at the launch price (50% off until 31 March 2027):
- Find it: your child snaps the questions they got wrong, or uploads a whole marked test.
- Fix it: a worked solution for each one, and the exact step that went wrong.
- Master it: fresh versions of the same idea until it’s mastered, not just explained once.
- Predict it: Exam Zone works from their school’s test outline and past papers and writes practice exams in that style.
It’s an app, not a tutor, and it covers Years 7 to 10 maths. Some families use it instead of a tutor; others use it between sessions, so the tutor’s hour goes further.