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Enrollment and payment platforms for New York AI tutoring programs.

Codeeo provides AI tutoring course selling website development in New York for tutoring firms, exam prep companies, after school providers and edtech teams across the five boroughs and the suburbs. We build the storefront, enrollment flow, payments, cohort management and learner access, so a family in Queens or a professional in Midtown can pick a course, pay once or by plan, and start with your AI tutor straight away.

New York adds its own layer: the SHIELD Act for data security, the Child Data Protection Act for minors, Education Law 2-d when you sell to schools, and a state auto renewal statute. We build those into the store. Our team works with New York clients remotely, by video call.

Built for
Tutoring and test prep companies, after school and enrichment providers, adult education programs and AI learning startups selling courses to New York City families and professionals.
Typical timeline
Set together in discovery from the course list, payment routes and school or employer accounts, then written into a delivery plan before design.
What you own
Source code, merchant and billing accounts, hosting, domains, course content and all learner and family records, in your organization's own name.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

Platform capabilities

What a New York course platform needs beyond a checkout button.

New York City buyers are demanding and short on time. Parents compare several tutoring options before committing, often on a phone during a subway ride, and they expect to see schedules, the full price and cancellation terms without digging. Adult learners in finance, health care and tech want to enroll, expense the course and get a certificate their employer accepts.

An AI tutoring online course platform for this city therefore leans on clarity and trust: clean course pages, data handling that meets state law, and enrollment that reflects how families and employers really pay. These are the capabilities we build most often for New York sellers, arranged with you by what drives enrollments first. Anything that does not earn its place in the first release waits.

Explain your project
  • Exam focused course catalog

    Programs grouped by Regents subject, SHSAT, ISEE and SSAT for private school admissions, AP courses and adult certifications. Each course page shows the format, the role of the AI tutor, any live sessions, the schedule and the total price, with filters by grade, borough and delivery mode.

    Families compare programs on your site rather than a competitor's.

  • Cohort calendars tied to exam dates

    Bootcamps timed to the SHSAT, the January and June Regents windows and AP exams, with seat limits, early enrollment pricing logic you control and waitlists that notify families when a seat opens. Self paced AI practice runs alongside without fixed dates.

    Each exam season fills on time.

  • AI tutoring course payment integration

    Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay through a processor in your name, plus payment plans and family memberships. Course payment integration handles sibling accounts on one bill, mid term upgrades with proration, refunds that follow your policy and failed payment recovery that keeps access fair.

    Payment options that suit both single courses and year long plans.

  • Auto renewal that follows state law

    New York's General Business Law section 527-a requires clear renewal terms, an acknowledgment the buyer can keep, and online cancellation where the purchase was made online. We add disclosures beside the pay button, a retained acknowledgment email and a cancel option in the account.

    Renewals that do not turn into complaints.

  • Minor data protections

    New York's Child Data Protection Act, in effect since June 2025, limits processing of data about users under 18 unless it is strictly necessary or informed consent is given. We gate ages at signup, keep only the data each course needs and store consent records with timestamps.

    Teen learners covered by design rather than by policy text alone.

  • SHIELD Act security controls

    The SHIELD Act requires reasonable administrative, technical and physical safeguards for New Yorkers' private information. We apply encryption, role based admin access, audit logs, secure backups and a breach response plan your team can follow, and document them for your records.

    Safeguards you can describe to parents and auditors.

  • School and district sales module

    Quote, purchase order and seat allocation flows for schools buying AI tutoring for students. Education Law 2-d requires vendors handling student data to sign a data privacy agreement and follow the parents' bill of rights, so school accounts get stricter defaults and deletion at contract end.

    Schools can buy without a long privacy back and forth.

  • Employer billing and certificates

    Invoice checkout for companies sponsoring staff, seat assignment, completion certificates with verification links and receipts formatted for tuition reimbursement claims. If you sell career training to adults, ask counsel whether NYSED's Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision licensing applies.

    Corporate seats sell without manual invoicing.

  • Multilingual family communications

    Enrollment emails, receipts, reminders and parent dashboards in English plus the languages your families use, commonly Spanish and Chinese, and also Bengali, Russian or Haitian Creole where your buyers need them.

    Parents understand every charge and every schedule change.

  • Enrollment analytics without tracking children

    Funnel reports on course page views, checkout starts, completed enrollments, renewals and cancellations, built from first party data in the store rather than advertising pixels inside learner areas. Marketing still sees which campaigns brought paying families, without profiling the students themselves.

    Clear sales data that stays inside New York's limits on minors' data.

Who this is for

Four New York sellers we build for.

The city's tutoring market is varied: established test prep firms on the Upper West Side and in Brooklyn, neighborhood learning centers in Flushing and Sunset Park, nonprofit after school programs, and AI startups in the Flatiron and Hudson Yards areas. Each needs the paid learning portal to do something different, so here is how we usually shape the first release for four common situations.

01

A test prep firm adding AI between live classes

Your instructors run SHSAT and Regents classes, and you want to sell AI practice as part of each program or on its own. We bundle live seats with AI access, show families exactly what each package includes, and give instructors a view of each student's practice so class time targets weak spots. Families can also buy AI practice alone during off season months.

Bundling live and AI access is the usual first priority.

02

A neighborhood learning center going online

Families know you locally, but enrollment still runs through a phone call and cash or check. We build a simple bilingual store, family accounts for several children, payment plans and staff tools for in person enrollment, so the center keeps its personal feel and gains online sales. Front desk staff can enroll walk in families on a tablet using the same checkout parents see at home, and every payment lands in one report.

03

An AI tutoring startup selling across the state

You already have a product and investors expect growth. The store needs subscription plans, clean renewal handling under New York law, conversion focused course pages and analytics that respect minors' data limits. We build for scale from the first release while keeping the scope realistic. Upstate buyers in Buffalo, Rochester or Albany are served by the same store.

04

An adult education provider

Working New Yorkers buy short AI assisted courses in data skills, languages and professional exams. We add employer sponsored checkout, certificates, flexible start dates and evening cohorts. Where courses lead to employment, licensing questions belong with your counsel before launch. Learners can pause between modules without losing progress.

Licensing scope is a legal question; we build to the answer.

The six stages of a New York course platform build.

  1. 01Offer and buyer mappingWe list every course, plan and buyer type, from parents and teens to schools and employers, and decide what launches first.
  2. 02State law checklistSHIELD Act safeguards, Child Data Protection Act limits, Education Law 2-d terms and renewal rules translated into concrete screens and settings.
  3. 03Course page and checkout designMobile first course pages, plan tables and checkout, designed and tested with parents and learners before development starts.
  4. 04Platform buildStorefront, enrollment engine, payments, AI tutor single sign in, CMS and admin built in short cycles with a staging site for review.
  5. 05End of term scenariosWe test renewals, cancellations, refunds, school contract endings and data deletion, so the platform behaves correctly at every edge.
  6. 06Launch before the seasonGo live ahead of an exam window, watch enrollment data closely and adjust pages and pricing presentation from what buyers do.

Technology

What we build this with.

We commonly use a Next.js storefront with a headless commerce engine or a Laravel back end, Stripe or a comparable processor for one time and recurring charges, and single sign in into your AI tutor. Existing Shopify or WordPress setups are assessed before we recommend a rebuild. Hosting runs in accounts you own, with monitoring and backups from day one.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions New York course sellers ask

We do not quote fixed figures; cost follows scope, and we explain each driver in discovery.

The main drivers are the number of courses and plan types, whether you sell to schools or employers as well as families, how many languages you launch with, the depth of the AI tutor connection, and any content or customer migration. Compliance features for New York, such as renewal consent and minor data controls, are part of the base build. After discovery we give a written scope and estimate so you can choose what launches first. Timing is agreed at the same point, usually working back from the exam season you want to sell into.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews