How much does TeachMe.to take per lesson?
TeachMe.to's sports coach guide viewed in July 2026 says it charges a 20% commission on each lesson booked through the platform. A $100 lesson would mean $20 in commission.
TeachMe.to fees
TeachMe.to fees matter because the platform is built around marketplace discovery. That discovery can be useful, but it has a cost on every lesson booked through the platform.
TeachMe.to's own sports coach guide says the platform charges a 20% commission on each lesson and that coaches keep 80% of the rates they set. That guide also says a one-time matchmaking fee applies at signup, with the amount varying by location and local demand.
This page explains the fee math first. Then it shows when a flat subscription like CoachCore starts to make sense for students you acquire outside a marketplace.
Fee structure
TeachMe.to's published sports coach guide says the platform charges a 20% commission on each lesson booked through TeachMe.to. In plain terms, a coach who sets an $80 lesson rate keeps $64 before any other costs.
The same guide says a one-time matchmaking fee applies when a coach first signs up. TeachMe.to describes the amount as variable based on location and local demand. Its become-a-pro page, viewed in July 2026, says free to join, so confirm the current signup cost in the application flow.
The guide also says coaches set their own hourly rates and keep 80% of those rates. That makes the fee model simple to calculate: lesson rate times 20%, repeated across every platform-booked lesson.
Sources: TeachMe.to sports coach side-hustle guide viewed in July 2026, TeachMe.to become-a-pro page viewed in July 2026, and TeachMe.to Terms of Service last updated April 15, 2026.
Worked examples
These examples assume 15 lessons per week for 48 teaching weeks. The one-time matchmaking fee is not included because TeachMe.to says the amount is set by market.
| Lesson rate | Commission per lesson | Annual commission at 15/week | Coach keeps per lesson |
|---|---|---|---|
| $60 | $12 | $8,640 per year | $48 |
| $80 | $16 | $11,520 per year | $64 |
| $120 | $24 | $17,280 per year | $96 |
| TeachMe.to full-time example | $22 on $110/hour | $1,760/month, or $21,120/year | $88 before other costs |
Coach reports
TeachMe.to's guide says payments can arrive within minutes after completed lessons through its Dots integration. Its become-a-pro page says payouts are sent within 24 to 48 hours of each lesson. The same guide quotes an App Store review saying payment timing can sometimes stretch to about a week with support back-and-forth.
The guide also quotes a review describing confusion between text messages and in-app messaging. That is not a fee, but it matters when a coach is evaluating the full cost of marketplace administration.
CoachCore contrast
CoachCore is not a marketplace. The contrast is simple: TeachMe.to charges per platform-booked lesson for discovery, while CoachCore charges a flat subscription for your own booking site.
| Category | CoachCore | TeachMe.to |
|---|---|---|
| Fee model | Flat monthly subscription. Basic $39/mo. Pro $79/mo. Founding pricing is currently $29/$69 with code FOUNDERS2026. | 20% commission per lesson. One TeachMe.to guide also says a one-time matchmaking fee is set by location and demand, while the become-a-pro page says free to join. |
| $80 lesson example | Basic is $468 per year. Pro is $948 per year. | $11,520 in annual commission at 15 lessons per week for 48 weeks. |
| Processing | You charge $80, you receive $80.00. Students cover card processing. | TeachMe.to's guide describes a coach-side 20% commission on platform-booked lessons. |
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Questions
TeachMe.to's sports coach guide viewed in July 2026 says it charges a 20% commission on each lesson booked through the platform. A $100 lesson would mean $20 in commission.
TeachMe.to's sports coach guide says a one-time matchmaking fee applies when you first sign up, and that the amount varies based on location and local demand. Its become-a-pro page viewed in July 2026 says free to join, so confirm the current signup screen before assuming an upfront charge.
TeachMe.to's guide says payments can arrive within minutes after completed lessons through Dots. Its become-a-pro page says payouts are sent within 24 to 48 hours of each lesson. The guide also quotes an App Store review saying payment timing can sometimes stretch to about a week with support back-and-forth.
TeachMe.to's sports coach guide describes a one-time matchmaking fee at signup. Its become-a-pro page says free to join. The same guide says TeachMe.to accepts only 10% of applicants, so joining is not automatic.
No. CoachCore takes 0% platform commission. Coaches pay a flat monthly subscription. Students cover standard card processing.
At $80 per lesson, 15 lessons per week, and 48 teaching weeks, TeachMe.to's 20% commission is $11,520 per year. CoachCore Basic is $468 per year and Pro is $948 per year before card processing.
Use the calculator for your lesson rate, then read the TeachMe.to alternative page if you want the full marketplace versus owned-site comparison.