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Explain the program
Describe your SAT prep options, from small groups to one-on-one packages, with the prices and session lengths you publish.
Tutoring & test prep
An AI receptionist for tutoring centers that books the assessment while you teach.
Parents call about a failing algebra grade, an SAT date in March, or a reading level that won’t budge. Your assistant explains your programs and rates, asks the grade, subject, and goals, books an assessment or a first session, and gives your director a clear picture before the family walks in.
An AI receptionist for tutoring centers answers parent and student calls, chats, and emails while your tutors are in sessions. InsertChat’s assistant explains your subjects, programs, formats, and published rates, collects the student’s grade, school, goals, and test dates, books assessments and first sessions on your calendar, and passes learning-needs questions and billing to your director.
EXAMPLE WORKFLOW · Website chat
Turn a test-date chat into a booked assessment
A parent chats on your website at 9:30 p.m. while your center is closed.
“My son is a junior and his SAT is in March. He’s stuck around 1150 on practice tests. What would a prep plan look like, and what does it cost?”
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Capture the goal
Ask the target score, the test date, which sections are weakest, and which days and formats work for the family.
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Book the diagnostic
Offer times for your practice test or assessment, book one, and send the family a reminder before it.
Your team sets the boundaries
Questions about learning differences, IEPs, accommodations, or a tutor’s conduct go to your director. The assistant doesn’t promise score gains.
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What it handles for tutoring centers
Answers come from the knowledge you add. Anything on the urgent list follows the handoff rules you set.
Handled by your assistant
Handled by your assistant- Subjects, grade levels, and test prep programs you offer
- In-person, online, small group, and one-on-one options
- Rates, packages, and session lengths you publish
- Assessments, consultations, and first sessions booked into open times
- Reschedules for sessions it booked, under your cancellation policy
Sent straight to your team
- Concerns about a tutor’s conduct or a student’s safety
- Learning differences, IEPs, 504 plans, and accommodation questions
- Requests to change tutors
- Billing disputes and package refunds
- A student who sounds distressed during a chat or call
What it asks and what it needs to know
Details it collects
- Parent and student names, with the best contact for each
- Grade, school, and subject or test
- Goal, such as a target score, a grade to raise, or a test date
- What has been hard so far and what they’ve tried
- In person or online, and group or one-on-one
- Days and times that fit around school and activities
- How they heard about your center
What to add to its knowledge
- Subjects, grade levels, and test prep programs
- Rates, packages, and what each one includes
- How assessments and tutor matching work
- Tutor bios with the subjects and credentials you publish
- Cancellation, makeup session, and refund policies
- Locations, online session tools, and hours
Can an AI receptionist match students with the right tutor?
It shares the matching details you publish and lets your director decide. Add each tutor’s subjects, grade levels, and availability, and the assistant can tell a parent who teaches AP Chemistry on Tuesday evenings. It books the assessment or first session and notes the student’s goals, so your director makes the match from real information.
Will it promise score improvements?
No. The assistant explains your programs, how many sessions a package includes, and how you track progress, using the words you write. It doesn’t predict results for a student it hasn’t met. If you publish a score guarantee with conditions, add the exact terms and it will quote them as written.
Can it handle inquiries about online tutoring?
Yes. Add how your online sessions run, such as the video tool you use, the device a student needs, and how worksheets and practice tests are shared, and the assistant explains it to families who can’t come in. It books online assessments from the same calendar and notes the format on the contact, so your director assigns a tutor who teaches online.
Can it answer email inquiries too?
Yes. Connect Gmail or Outlook and the assistant drafts or sends replies to parent emails from the same knowledge, with a delay or a business-hours rule if you want one. Topics you hold back, such as refunds or complaints, stay as drafts for your team. Every email lands in the shared inbox next to calls and chats.
How much does an AI receptionist for a tutoring center cost?
Pro is $98 a month, with one phone number, monthly credits, three seats for your director and front desk, and three AI assistants. Calls round up to whole minutes, and texts can carry their own charges. A center with a second campus can run a separate assistant there and add a number for $10 a month.
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Features for tutoring centers
Website chat
Add an AI assistant to the site you already have. It answers visitors from your pages and documents, saves leads, books appointments, and hands the chat to a person when it needs one.
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Scheduling
Your front desk offers open times, books the one the customer picks, and moves or cancels it later, on calls, website chat, and texts. Every booking stays linked to the customer and the conversation.
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AI email responder
Connect Gmail or Outlook. Your assistant drafts or sends replies, and anything sensitive waits for your team in the shared inbox.
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Yes, for sessions the assistant booked. Parents text your InsertChat number, the assistant explains your cancellation window, and it offers new times. Sessions scheduled another way are noted for your team to move. Reminders go out by text or email 72 and 24 hours before each booked session.
InsertChat doesn’t connect to tutoring or learning center management software, so student records, invoices, and session notes stay there. Book assessments in Calendly, Cal.com, Google Calendar, Outlook, or InsertChat’s built-in calendar, and use HubSpot or Zoho actions if you track enrollment leads in a CRM.
The assistant records the question and the best time to call, marks the conversation for your team, and sends the parent a text or email confirming the request. Your director reads the summary in the shared inbox before dialing.
Yes. Calls ring your front desk first for 5 to 60 seconds, and the assistant answers when nobody is free. You can also run it after hours only, covering the evenings when parents finally have time to call.
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