Question 1

Is there a free trial available?

Accepted Answer

Yes. StudySpaces offers a 14-day free trial with no payment information required.

Question 2

Is setup complicated?

Accepted Answer

No. StudySpaces is designed to be simple to set up. Most tutors are up and running within minutes, with no technical knowledge required.

Question 3

Do I need to download or install anything?

Accepted Answer

No. StudySpaces is fully web-based and works on laptops, tablets, and phones without any downloads or installations.

Question 4

Can I use my own branding?

Accepted Answer

Yes. StudySpaces is fully white-labeled. You can customize the platform with your own logo and domain so your brand stays front and center in every session and assignment.

Question 5

Can I bring my own content?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can upload PDFs, question banks, and exams and StudySpaces will instantly convert them into assignable, auto-graded interactive activities.

Question 6

What is the best software for running a tutoring business?

Accepted Answer

StudySpaces is an all-in-one platform built specifically for tutors and test prep businesses. It replaces scattered tools like Notion, Quizlet, Google Drive, and Teachable with one unified system for teaching, practice, assessment, and student tracking — powering daily learning for over 10,000 students.

Question 7

What software do SAT and ACT tutors use?

Accepted Answer

SAT and ACT tutors use StudySpaces to deliver mock exams, track student performance by topic and question type, and manage assignments — all in one platform designed for test prep at scale.

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