Next stop:
actually speaking.
The Spanish on this platform isn't the one from your app. Buenos Aires runs on vos — learn it live, one to one or in a small group, with teachers who ride the same line.
Fare · US$12 for one credit · US$10 each in the eight-pack · no subscription
You sign in with a Google account — it is the only sign-in. Credits are bought by card and you book the hour yourself; nobody has to contact you to arrange it.
How it works
Three steps, and you do all three.
Nobody is going to contact you to arrange this. You sign in, you pay for credits by card on the site, and you take the hour you want — at whatever time of night you happen to be reading this. No form to fill in, no waitlist, no call, nothing to agree with a human first. We find and vet the teachers; the rest of it is yours to drive.
Sign in and buy credits
Sign in with a Google account — that is the only sign-in, so bring one. Then buy credits by card from your own panel: US$12 for one, US$44 for four, US$80 for eight. Nothing recurring is set up, no invoice gets emailed to you, and nobody has to approve the purchase. The credits sit in your wallet until you spend them, and they never expire.
Take the hour you want
Teachers post their real weekly schedules — two weeks out, half hour by half hour. Everyone free at that hour is on the grid with photo, first name, city, and what the class costs in credits. Pick a slot and confirm: it is booked there and then, with no approval step and no waiting to hear back. Nobody is assigned to you. Tell them in the first class what you're learning for — work, family, residency paperwork, or just following the table at an asado — and that hour doubles as your level check. Don't click with them? Book someone else next week.
You speak in week one
Live classes over video, one to one or in a small group, scheduled around you. An email lands an hour before and again ten minutes before, carrying the link you click — there is nothing to install. Talking from the first hour, not chapter one of a textbook. In-person classes in Buenos Aires and Córdoba come later.
Levels
Start at zero. Start at 60. Both are normal.
There's no entry requirement and no age at which this stops working. Your first class puts you on the ladder; the rest move you up it.
Why here
The Spanish you need is the one outside your door.
Rioplatense Spanish isn't an accent you add later — it's a different set of verbs, sounds and words. Learning it anywhere else means unlearning it here.
Voseo
A whole second person you were never taught, with its own conjugation and its own imperative. Every teacher here speaks it natively, because they've never spoken anything else.
The sh sound
Ll and y come out as sh. The fastest way to stop sounding like a textbook — and the reason podcasts from Madrid don't prepare your ear for a taxi in Palermo.
Lunfardo
The street vocabulary that never makes it into courses. You don't need all of it, but you need enough to know when you're being teased.
Rhythm
Argentines speak with an Italian cadence — the melody is half the meaning. You learn that by talking to one every week, not by drilling flashcards.
Pricing
US$12 a credit. US$10 in the eight-pack.
That is the whole price list. One credit is a 60-minute one-to-one class with a teacher at the US$10 base rate; a group hour costs three quarters of a credit, which is where US$7.50 comes from once you're in the eight-pack. Teachers set their own rate above the base, and you see what a class costs in credits before you book it. No membership, no platform fee, no app subscription stacked on top. Buy credits, spend them when you want.
Try it once. No commitment, no pack.
Two classes a week for a month at the base rate, and the lowest a credit goes.
About a month of weekly classes. Good for holding what you have.
One wallet. Spend it how you want.
You buy credits, not classes, and you decide what each one becomes. Nothing expires into a plan you forgot you were on. With a teacher at the US$10 base rate:
- 1 credit — a 60-minute private class, just you and your teacher.
- 0.5 credit — a 30-minute private class, for the weeks you only have half an hour.
- 0.75 credit — a group class: the same hour, same teacher, two to four students.
A dearer teacher costs proportionally more of them: at US$20 an hour the same class is two credits, at US$15 it's one and a half. The price of a credit never moves — the number you spend does. So eight credits is eight one-to-one hours at the base rate, or ten group classes, or sixteen half-hours, or any mix you like. A group is capped at four students on purpose: past that, you stop talking and start listening.
If something goes wrong
You are not the one carrying the risk.
Paying a stranger on the internet to turn up on video is a fair thing to be wary of. So the parts that usually go wrong are handled by the platform itself. You don't have to notice them, chase them, or write to anybody.
Teacher doesn't show, credit comes back
If your teacher never opens the classroom, you don't file anything and you don't email us. The system checks every class shortly after it was due to end, sees the empty room, and puts the credit back in your balance by itself. Every credit that moves is logged against your account.
Test your camera before you spend anything
Open the camera and mic test and you'll know in about ten seconds. No account, no booking, no payment, nothing to install: your own video, a bar that moves when you talk, a speaker check, and a real test of whether your connection can carry a class. Find out before you pay, not after.
Credits never expire
There is no clock on them and no plan running in the background you forgot to cancel. Buy eight, use two this month and the rest in December. A credit only leaves your balance when a class is actually booked.
Leave a group class, keep the credit
Changed your mind about a group hour? Leave it more than two hours before it starts and the credit goes straight back to your balance — no reason asked, no penalty. Inside that two hours the seat is already yours and the credit is spent.
The one exception, said plainly: a one-to-one class has no self-serve cancel button. If you need to move one, message your teacher in the panel chat as early as you can and a person on our side sorts the credit out.
Our teachers
Approved by hand. Argentine. Teaching from here.
Sign in and you see every teacher with hours free — photo, first name, city, and what their class costs — and you book whichever one you want. The roster is small and grows one approved teacher at a time; these are people we let in, not everyone who applied. What a headshot can't show you is the bar each of them cleared to get onto that calendar, so here it is.
Argentine, teaching from Argentina
Native rioplatense speakers who live here. The voseo, the sh and the rhythm aren't things they studied — they're how they talk.
The teacher keeps every peso
US$10 an hour is the lowest rate a teacher is allowed to set. Above that the number is theirs, and so is every cent of it. We don't take a commission, and we're not scraping a marketplace and skimming whoever signs up.
Comfortable with absolute beginners
Teaching someone with zero Spanish is a specific skill, and not every fluent speaker has it. Every teacher here can run a first class in English and get you talking anyway.
Nobody assigns you anyone
No algorithm picks your teacher, and neither do we. You see who's free, you book who you want, and you can message any of them before you spend a credit. Changed your mind? Book someone else next week — no penalty, no explanation needed.
If a teacher isn't right, book a different one — free, no questions, no notice period.
Questions
Before you book
I speak absolutely no Spanish. Is that a problem?
No — it's the most common place to start. Your teacher speaks English and will use it early on, then less and less. Starting from absolute zero is a normal Tuesday here.
I'm in my fifties. Am I too old for this?
No. Adults learn languages differently from children, not worse — you're better at structure and worse at not caring how you sound. A one-to-one teacher fixes the second part, which is the part that actually blocks people.
Online only?
For now, yes — live video, one to one or in a small group. Online is what holds a base-rate hour at US$10 in the eight-pack, and it means you can book anyone on the roster instead of only the teachers near you. In-person classes in Buenos Aires and Córdoba come later.
How do the group classes work?
Your teacher opens an hour with a set number of seats — say Tuesday at 7pm, four seats, conversation at A2 — and it appears on your panel. Take a seat and you're in; everyone opens the same classroom link at class time. A group runs with two students and never holds more than four, so you always get to talk. It costs 0.75 of a credit instead of a full one. Change your mind more than two hours before and the credit goes straight back.
Group or one to one?
One to one moves you faster and bends entirely around what you need — it's the right choice if you have a deadline or a specific weak spot. A group costs a quarter less and is better for one thing in particular: getting comfortable speaking when the other person isn't paid to be patient with you. You can do both — it's one wallet, so you never have to choose in advance.
Will it work on my computer?
Check before you pay: open the camera and mic test. It shows your own video, a level bar that moves when you talk, and tells you whether your network can carry a video class. Nothing is booked and nobody sees you — it takes about ten seconds, and you don't need an account to run it. Use Chrome. In the class itself our server only introduces the two browsers to each other: your video and audio never pass through it.
Can I choose my teacher?
Yes — that's the whole booking screen. You see everyone with hours free, pick one, and confirm. If the fit isn't right — the schedule, the style, the personality — book someone else next week. No penalty and no explanation needed. A teacher you click with beats a teacher on paper.
What do I see about a teacher before I book?
Photo, first name, city, the hours they have free, and exactly what the class costs in credits — plus how many classes they've taught here, once that passes ten. Personal contact details stay off the platform: they're working teachers, not a lead list. Want more than that before you spend a credit? Message them first.
Will I learn Spanish, or just Argentine Spanish?
Both — they're the same language. You'll learn standard grammar and be understood anywhere from Mexico to Madrid. What you get on top is the voseo, the sound and the vocabulary of the country you're actually standing in.
How do I pay?
By card, on the site. Pick a pack — one credit at US$12, four at US$44, eight at US$80 — pay, and the credits land in your wallet. You spend them a class at a time, and nothing recurring is ever set up.
Do I need a Google account?
Yes — worth knowing before you start. Signing in with Google is the only way into the student panel: there is no email-and-password option and no magic link, for students or teachers. If you don't have one you'd need to make one first. We use it to sign you in and to send your booking confirmations and reminders.
What if my teacher doesn't turn up?
You get the credit back without asking for it. Every class is checked shortly after it was due to end, and if your teacher never opened the classroom the credit is returned to your balance automatically — no form, no claim, nobody to email. If they did turn up and something else went wrong, message them in the panel chat and a person on our side picks it up.
What if I need to cancel?
It depends which kind. A group class you can leave yourself: do it more than two hours before it starts and the credit goes straight back to your balance. A one-to-one class has no cancel button — message your teacher in the panel chat as early as you can and a person on our side sorts the credit out. Credits never expire, so an unspent one is still there whenever you rebook.
Para profesores
Enseñá con nosotros.
Vos ponés tu precio: US$10 la hora es el mínimo, de ahí para arriba lo decidís vos. Sin comisión, sin exclusividad, sin jefe — te quedás con todo lo que paga el alumno. Nosotros conseguimos los alumnos.
el mínimo por hora · vos ponés tu precio
Vos ponés cuánto cobrás
US$10 la hora es el mínimo de la plataforma, no la tarifa. De ahí para arriba el precio lo elegís vos desde tu panel, y el alumno elige con quién reservar.
No te cobramos comisión
Lo que paga el alumno es lo que cobrás vos. Nunca un porcentaje de tus clases.
Vos ponés la agenda
Marcás tus horas en tu panel y los alumnos reservan únicamente en esos huecos. Si esta semana tenés dos horas libres, abrís dos.
Te pagamos por Mercado Pago o USDT
Todas las semanas, por las clases que diste. En pesos a tu cuenta, o en USDT a tu billetera si preferís dólares.
Sumate
Entrás con tu cuenta de Google y completás una postulación corta. Aprobamos a mano, uno por uno — te avisamos por WhatsApp apenas estés adentro.
Ver todo y postularmeVos ponés tu precio, desde US$10 la hora. No publicamos tu nombre ni tu foto en el sitio.
Start
Pick your hours. Book. Start talking.
See every teacher's real schedule and book straight into it — credits are US$12 one at a time, US$10 each in the eight-pack, and an hour with a teacher at the base rate is one credit. Pay by card, take the slot you want, and your teacher is expecting you.
Sign in with a Google account — that is the only way in. Buy credits by card, take the hour that suits you, and it is booked the moment you confirm it. There is nobody to wait for.