Let parents and students tell others how you teach.
Families pick a coaching centre by asking around and reading Google reviews. Make it easy for happy parents and adult students to share, in their own language.
No charge for 7 days. Cancel any time.
Admissions start with a Google search.
Parents search "tuition near me" and compare centres by their reviews before they visit.
Parents trust parents
A parent's words about teaching matter more than any banner.
Admission season rush
Fresh reviews before the new session help you stand out.
Easy for parents
Parents can speak in the language they are comfortable with.
Good moments to ask parents.
Ask when parents see progress, not only at results time.
Parent-teacher meeting
Parents are already there and hearing about progress.
Table tentFee counter
A standee at the office counter catches parents during fee payment.
StandeeTest results
When a student improves, share the review link in the parents' message.
WhatsApp linkEnd of course
Adult students and parents can share their full experience.
PosterSimple tools for your centre.
Enquiry calls report
See how many parents called or asked for directions from Google.
Unhappy parent alerts
Know quickly if a parent is unhappy and talk to them.
Admission and batch posts Pro
Schedule Google posts for new batches, demo classes and holidays.
AI reply drafts Pro
Warm thank-you replies that never name a student. You approve each one.
Reviews the right way
- Ask parents and adult students. Young children should not post reviews
- No fee discount or free class in return for a review
- Ask every family, not only toppers' parents
- Never mention a student's name or marks in replies
Questions coaching owners ask
Can school students leave reviews?
It is better to ask parents. Google accounts have age limits, and parents' reviews carry more trust. College and adult students can review themselves.
Can I offer a fee discount for a review?
No. Google does not allow rewards for reviews.
I run 2 branches. Will it work?
Yes. Each branch with its own Google profile gets its own QR.
Do parents need an app?
No. They scan the QR with their phone camera, speak or type, and post from their own Google account.