HOW TO BUY CREDITS

Credit payment method

Our tutoring platform can be accessed by Year 7 to 12 secondary maths students, using our credit system. Its a great way to get the help you need, without a credit card.

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HOW TO USE CREDITS TO BUY RESOURCES

Our help options are available with credits

Our credit payment method provide students with a convenient way to get help with their maths questions, without the need for a credit card.

Credits can be used to:

  • buy an ‘Access pass’ for the ‘Student help-desk’
  • book a ‘Solo tutorial’
  • access a ‘Self-paced workshop’
  • buy a ticket to an upcoming, live-stream tutorial.

Find out more info about our ‘Access passes’ and current fees:

2025 Fees guide
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NO HIDDEN FEES OR MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTIONS

Just top up credit balance, as-you-go!

We know it can get expensive if you have to commit to monthly subscriptions or weekly, tutoring fees. Especially, when you only need help occasionally, or for varying amounts of time. That’s why we only charge for the time you’ve used on the help-desk or solo tutorials; or the resources you choose to access on our platform.

Our resource credits are:

  • Flexible, and can be transferred to a sibling, if needed.
  • Budget-friendly, starting at $5 for a single credit.
  • Never expire. If credits are not used up during the current school year, they will be carried forward to the following year.
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HOW TO BUY CREDITS

Buy credits via the Parent portal

Parents & guardians can purchase and transfer credits easily, via the ‘Parent portal’. Just choose the amount of credits you’d like to buy, and then transfer them across to your child’s ‘Student account’, either right away or at a later date.

Use the secure ‘Stripe payment gateway’ to buy credits, using either credit card, Apple pay, or Google pay.

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HOW MANY CREDITS SHOULD I BUY?

Credit bundles suggestions

Choose the amount of credits you think you’ll need to use our platform, and then you can always top-up your balance, if needed. A single credit costs $5, which can be useful if you only need to ask one (1) quick question on the ‘Student help-desk’. As a guide, we’ve put together a few suggestions to help you determine how much help you could get with a varying range of credit amounts.

Starter bundle

$25 (i.e. 5 credits)

A great way to get started, or if you only need help every now and then. A balance of 5 credits could be used to do the following:

Suggestion 1:

  • Buy an ‘Access pass’ to use the Student help-desk. Get help with approx. 3 – 5 maths questions.

Suggestion 2:

  • Join an upcoming, live-stream maths tutorial, when available (starting from 3 credits), as they’re released throughout the year. The remaining credit(s) could be used to ask a question via the help-desk.
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Expert bundle

$50 (i.e., 10 credits)

Perfect if you’re planning to use our tutoring platform fairly often throughout the year. A balance of 10 credits could be used to do the following:

Suggestion 1:

  • Buy an ‘Access pass’ to book a 30-min Solo tutorial (i.e., 6 credits) and then use the remaining 4 credits to ask 2 – 4 questions via the ‘Student help-desk’.

Suggestion 2:

  • Gain access to a self-paced workshop (i.e., 7 credits) and then use the remaining 3 credits to ask 2 – 3 questions via the ‘Student help-desk’.

Suggestion 3:

  • Join an upcoming, live-stream maths tutorial (starting from 3 credits), as they’re released throughout the year. The remaining 7 credits could be used to ask several questions via the help-desk or book a 30-min solo tutorial.
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Master bundle

$100 (i.e., 20 credits)

Feel reassured that you’ve got plenty of credits up your sleeve – ready to use throughout the year, whenever you’re stuck on maths homework. A balance of 20 credits could be used to do the following:

Suggestion 1

  • Buy an ‘Access pass’ to book three (3) 30-min Solo tutorials (i.e., a total of 18 credits). The remaining 2 credits could be used to ask 1 or 2 questions via the ‘Student help-desk’.

Suggestion 2:

  • Gain access to a self-paced workshop (i.e., 7 credits) and then use the remaining 13 credits to book a solo tutorial and ask several questions via the ‘Student help-desk’.

Suggestion 3:

  • Join an upcoming, live-stream maths tutorial (starting from 3 credits), as they’re released throughout the year. The remaining 17 credits could be used to book a couple solo tutorials; ask several questions via the help-desk; or access a workshop.
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