Pantora

AI marketing for tutors and tutoring centers

We build a tutoring website that shows parents what you teach and who teaches it, and Pantora keeps adding to it.

Parents often look for a tutor after a rough report card or before a big test. They need the right subject and grade, at a time that works. Pantora helps your website answer those questions, so parents contact you first.

How Pantora brings in new students

Show up when a parent searches for a tutor

Pantora watches your ranking for “tutor near me” and “chemistry tutor” against nearby centers. It asks ChatGPT what parents ask and drafts changes when you’re not mentioned.

#1
on Google for “tutor near me”
Answer parents while you’re teaching

Parents ask which grades you teach or whether sessions are online. The AI chat answers from your pages, asks for a name and number, and your team follows up.

+22
more parent inquiries a month after a year
See which subjects bring in students

Each inquiry records the page it came from and what the family spent. Pantora builds on the subject pages that bring in the most students.

$13,900
in new-student revenue a month after a year
AI website for tutors

A tutoring website that brings in new students

We design it around your subjects and tutors, and it lives on your own domain.

  • Town and school area pages
    A page for each town and school area, since parents search by school.
  • Every subject, in every area
    Math, reading, and test prep each get a page for every town.
  • Parent reviews from Google
    Parent reviews show on the site and refresh on their own.
  • Short inquiry forms
    Parents pick the subject and grade, then the times that work, one short step each.
  • AI chat trained on your programs
    It answers from your own pages, then asks the parent for contact details.
  • Automated SEO for Google and AI answers
    Pantora tracks tutoring searches and AI answers, then drafts fixes for you to approve.
A Pantora website design.
Tutoring services

A page for each subject parents search for

A parent who needs chemistry help searches for a chemistry tutor. Each subject gets its own page.

  • Math tutoring

    Elementary math through calculus, and how you assess a new student.

  • Reading and writing

    Phonics, comprehension, and essays, by grade level.

  • Science tutoring

    Biology, chemistry, and physics for middle and high school.

  • SAT and ACT prep

    Prep plans, practice tests, and when to start.

  • Homework help and study skills

    Regular sessions for organization and study habits.

  • Online sessions

    How virtual sessions work and which subjects you teach online.

Tutoring marketing guide

How tutors find new students online

What parents check before they reach out.

What parents look for in a tutor

Most parents start looking when something changes, like a slipping grade or a test date on the calendar. They want to know whether you teach the right subject at the right grade, whether sessions are in person or online, and when you have openings. Some ask ChatGPT first, and it can only name your business if your pages state those details.

  • Who tutors high school chemistry near me?
  • Is there an SAT tutor nearby who meets on weekends?
  • Which tutors near me help struggling readers?
  • Any online math tutors for middle schoolers?
  • What should I ask a tutor before the first session?

Show parents who will teach their child

A parent is trusting you with their child, so give each tutor a profile with a photo, their degree, and the subjects and grades they teach. Rules for private tutors vary by state, so parents lean on these details. Mention any teaching license a tutor holds, and if tutors pass a background check before working with students, say so.

Explain your rates and packages plainly

Parents compare cost early, and a site that hides its rates can lose them to one that doesn’t. Publish an hourly or starting rate for each program, and explain packages, such as a block of sessions for SAT prep. Say whether there’s an assessment fee, and how rescheduling works when a student is sick or has a game.

Show what other parents say

Families new to an area often have no one to ask for a tutor, so they read reviews. The most useful ones mention a subject, grade, or test, because they show the help you give. Pantora puts your Google reviews on the site as they arrive.

How Pantora improves your tutoring site

Tutoring searches follow the school calendar, rising before test dates, finals, and the start of school. Pantora’s AI marketing follows that calendar, checking those searches nearby and which pages bring in inquiries. Then it drafts a change, like an AP review page ahead of exams or a page for a new town, and waits for your approval. See how the growth engine works.

Tutoring AI marketing

Your site keeps improving through the school year

Pantora watches subject and test searches near you, then drafts the next change for you to approve.

Google Search
Google Maps
ChatGPT
Gemini
Competitor sites
Customer reviews
Google ranking
#1
ChatGPT
Recommended
Leads a month
39
Booked revenue
+140%
Watches your market
Rewrites and expands your site
Grows your business
Students and revenue

More parent inquiries and more students

Your dashboard counts parent inquiries and the revenue new students add.

Parent inquiries per month
2.3×
more inquiries than at the start
New-student revenue per month
+140%
more revenue than at the start
Free tutoring report

See where your tutoring business ranks nearby

The report scores your business against the tutors and learning centers near you, before you spend anything. No card required.

About a minute · Your current site stays up
What the report checks for a tutoring business
  • Where you rank for “tutor near me” and subject searches in your area
  • Whether ChatGPT and Google’s AI mention you when parents ask
  • Which tutors and learning centers nearby rank above you
  • Missing pages for subjects, test prep, and nearby towns

Questions tutors ask

For solo tutors and centers.

Talk to our team

Yes. A solo tutor gets an AI website with a page for each subject, a profile that shows their background, and the same forms and chat a center gets. Parents compare tutors on subject and fit.

No. We write about what you teach, who teaches it, and how sessions work, without promising grades or scores. Parent reviews appear as families wrote them, and you approve every page before it’s published.

Yes, if you want them to. The form can show open times from your team’s Google Calendar and confirm the session. If you’d rather talk first, the form takes the request and your team calls back.

Yes. If you teach online, we build pages for the subjects you teach remotely, and your service area can reach past your town. In-person pages stay focused on the towns you actually visit.

It works alongside it. Scheduling, billing, and session notes stay in your current software. Pantora brings in new families and keeps each inquiry in one pipeline, with the page it came from.