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Codeeo provides AI tutoring course selling website development London tutoring agencies, edtech startups and training firms use to sell courses without a sales call for every enrolment. We build the storefront, the packages and bundles, the checkout and the account area, then wire each purchase to your AI tutor so the learner can start straight away. Entrance exam preparation, GCSE and A level revision and adult upskilling can all sit in one catalogue with rules that suit each buyer.
London buyers compare providers quickly and many are paying on behalf of someone else: a parent for a child, a relative overseas for a student, an employer for a team. The store is built so each of those payers can buy, get the right paperwork and hand access to the learner without emailing your office.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
Store features
Tutoring in London is sold in packages more than single courses. Families preparing for selective school entry in boroughs such as Sutton, Bexley or Barnet buy a term of practice; others target independent school assessments; sixth formers buy revision for specific A level papers; professionals in the City and Canary Wharf buy short courses to pass a qualification. Each group wants a different product shape and pays a different way. The store therefore needs flexible bundles, clear prices that include VAT, payment options for people paying from abroad or on a company card, and accounts that separate payer from learner. The features below are the ones London providers ask for most. Think of this as AI tutoring online course platform development London agencies can grow with, adding new packages as demand shifts rather than rebuilding the store each season.
Combine AI tutor access, mock papers, marking credits and optional live sessions into named packages, each with its own page and total price. Your team creates new bundles in the admin by picking components, and the storefront shows exactly what is included so parents do not need to ask.
New packages go live in minutes, priced and described consistently.
Programmes for selective school entry built around each consortium's test format and date, with practice papers released on a schedule and the AI tutor focusing on weaker areas. Registration deadlines appear on the course page so families know when to apply to the school as well as when to enrol.
Families buy the right programme at the right point in Year 5.
Relatives abroad often pay for a London student's tutoring. The store accepts international cards, can display an approximate amount in the payer's currency while charging in pounds, and lets a buyer purchase a gift code the learner redeems later.
Payment by someone outside the UK no longer needs a manual workaround.
Employers buying exam preparation for staff pay once for a set of seats, receive an invoice with their purchase order number and VAT details, and hand out enrolment codes. A manager view shows which seats are in use without exposing tutor conversations, which is where AI tutoring paid learning portal development London employers ask for usually starts.
Corporate sales close without spreadsheets of names.
Apple Pay and Google Pay alongside cards, with Strong Customer Authentication handled by the payment provider so most buyers approve in their banking app. Saved payment details for repeat purchases are stored only by the provider, never on your servers.
Phone buyers on the Tube finish checkout before they lose signal.
One adult account can hold several children, each with a separate learner login, age appropriate settings and course list. Parents see receipts and progress summaries; children see only their own courses. Privacy defaults follow the ICO Children's code.
Large families manage everything from one login.
Each successful order tells your AI tutor platform which learner, subject and end date to open up. A refund or transfer sends the reverse instruction automatically, and failed calls are retried and reported to your team.
The tutor and the till always agree.
Where a package includes small group sessions with a human tutor, seat limits close the group and open a waiting list. When a place frees up, the next family is notified and given a time limited checkout link.
Popular groups stay full without double booking.
Each programme gets its own fast page with a clear title, structured data for courses and FAQs, and copy written around what London parents actually search for, such as a named test or a specific A level paper. Pages load quickly on mobile networks, and old URLs from a previous site are redirected so existing rankings carry over to the new store.
More families find the right course from search instead of a paid ad.
Course pages and checkout carry the information the Consumer Contracts Regulations require, and buyers who want immediate tutor access give express consent to waive cancellation for digital content. All prices shown are the total payable, in line with the DMCC Act ban on drip pricing.
Fewer chargebacks and complaints after enrolment.
Who we build for
London has a crowded tutoring market and buyers who are used to buying everything else online. Providers that still sell by phone and bank transfer lose families who want to enrol at eleven at night. These are the London businesses we most often work with on course stores, and the issue that tends to decide each design. If your business sits across two of them, the catalogue and accounts are planned so both can live in the same store.
Agencies in north and west London that match families with tutors are adding AI tutored courses for practice between sessions. The store sells both, books live sessions against tutor availability and keeps DBS records for human tutors visible to your admin team. Families see a clear difference between an hour with a tutor and a month of AI practice, so there is no confusion about what they bought. Tutor payouts stay in your existing system; the store simply records which sessions were sold and when they were delivered.
Keep human and AI products clearly named and priced separately.
Early stage teams with a strong AI tutor and no commerce layer need to start taking payments without diverting engineers from the product. We build the store as a separate application that talks to the tutor through an API, so the product team keeps its own release cycle. Investors and school buyers often ask about data protection, so we document the data flows from day one. The first release is kept narrow, usually one product line and card payments, so the team learns what London buyers respond to before adding bundles.
A clean API boundary keeps the store and the tutor moving at their own pace.
Firms preparing finance, accounting and legal professionals sell to individuals and to employers in the City. They need course pages per exam paper, sitting dates, company invoicing and seat codes. The AI tutor works through question banks, and the store tracks which employer paid for which learner without revealing performance data the learner has not agreed to share. Course pages are organised by exam body and paper, so a learner who failed one module can buy targeted practice for that paper alone.
Employer reporting should show usage, not private study detail.
Community and language schools across the capital offer weekend classes and now AI practice at home. The store has to be simple, work in more than one language and support parents who prefer to pay in instalments. Following the DfE code of practice for out of school settings, safeguarding policies are published clearly and concerns are routed to a named lead.
Simple, translated pages matter more than complex features.
Working with us
We do not have an office in London and do not offer in person meetings there. Our team works with London clients remotely: discovery, design reviews and sprint demos happen by video call, every decision is written up, and you can test each change on staging before it reaches buyers. Codeeo has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, and the people building your store sit in Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi within a team of 80+. When the store launches, you hold the code, the data and every account.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
Typically a Next.js or WordPress storefront, a commerce engine suited to bundles and seat codes, a UK authorised payment provider, and an API connection to your AI tutor. We choose based on catalogue size and how your team prefers to edit content.
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02Commerce
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04Marketing and tracking
It depends on packages, payment methods and the state of your tutor's API.
A store selling a few self paced courses by card moves faster than one with live group sessions, company invoicing, gift codes and several children per account. The other variable is your AI tutor: if it already exposes a clean way to grant and remove access, integration is quick. We set the timeline after discovery and usually aim to launch before your main enrolment season, such as the run up to entrance test registration.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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