Professional Agreement

This agreement is between you, as a professional offering your time here, and CS Konstruktions-Planung OÜ, Viru väljak 2, Kesklinna linnaosa, 10111 Tallinn, Estonia, registered under 17452901. You can reach us at legal@ollinter.com.

You are not our employee. You work for yourself, you decide what you offer and when, and nothing here makes you staff. We do not tell you how to teach, how to dress, or how your room should look.

What we do

We list what you offer. We take payment from learners on your behalf, hold it until the session has happened, and pass it to you less our share. We give you the room the session happens in, the scheduling, the messaging, and the records.

What you do

• You decide what you offer, when you are available, and what you charge.
• You turn up to what you have accepted, on time and prepared.
• If you cannot make a session, you cancel or reschedule it in the app as early as you can, inside the window in the booking and money rules. Missing a paid session without telling anyone refunds the learner and counts against you.
• You answer messages and return work in a reasonable time. We do not set a clock on that. Learners see how quickly you usually reply, and it affects where you appear in search.
• You hold whatever qualifications, registrations or insurance your field requires where you live and work. We do not check that for you and cannot.
• You are responsible for your own tax and for your own legal status as a self-employed person, contractor or company.

Keeping it on the platform

Work with the people you meet here, here. It is how we can hold the money until the session happens, step in when something goes wrong, and keep a record either of you can point to later.

• Do not move a learner to your own messenger, social account, or another platform, and do not ask them to.
• Do not arrange or take payment for a session outside our checkout.
• Do not advertise your own site, courses or contact details in your profile, your messages, or your sessions.

Until you and a learner have a paid booking together, the app hides phone numbers, email addresses and similar details in what either of you writes. That is a safety measure for both sides, not a judgement about you.

If you break this rule we may limit or end your account, and we may hold a payout while we look into it.

Money

• Prices are yours to set, in a currency we support. You type what you want to receive for a session. Our share is added on top, and the learner's price is rounded up to the next step for their market. The rounding is yours.
• Our share is a percentage of the learner's price. You see it before you publish anything and on every booking. It falls as you teach more. When it falls the learner's price stays where it is, and you receive more of it.
• A one-to-one lesson is 50 minutes. A trial is 25. Group classes and lectures set their own length.
• Payment is taken when a learner books and is held until the session has taken place. It is not yours before then, and it is not ours either.
• Payouts run on a schedule, to the account you nominate, once the balance clears the minimum for your market.
• Refunds are covered in the booking and money rules, which apply to you as much as to the learner.

The yearly tax report

EU rules (DAC7) make us report once a year, to the tax office, what we paid each professional. Before your first payout we ask for what that report needs: your address, your tax number, and for a company its legal name and registration number. We keep the tax number encrypted and show you only its last characters. You get a copy of the same figures we send, by 31 January each year.

Your materials and your words

What you write and upload stays yours. Your lesson plans, slides, exercises and recordings are your work, and this agreement does not take them from you.

You give us permission to show your listings and profile to learners, to translate them by machine into the languages we operate in, and to use them to make you findable. Your original text is always kept as you wrote it. A translation is layered on top and never replaces it. That permission lasts as long as the material is on the platform.

Your public profile may also appear on our own pages, such as the home page, to show visitors the kind of people they can book. Only what is already public is used: your name, your photo, your headline and your rating. You can turn this off at any time in your profile settings, and turning it off does not affect where you appear in search.

Do not upload anything you do not have the right to use. If somebody tells us your material infringes their rights, we may take it down while we look into it.

What you learn about people here

You will learn things about learners: their level, their goals, sometimes their health, their work or their family. Keep it to yourself.

• Do not share a learner's personal details, messages, work or recordings with anyone outside the session.
• Do not use what you learn here for anything but teaching that person.
• Do not publish a recording, a screenshot or a conversation without the learner's agreement.

A session is recorded only when everyone in the room has agreed, and the app asks each person separately. The privacy policy says who can see a recording and for how long we keep it.

Where a learner is a child or a vulnerable adult, the safety policy applies and it is stricter than this section.

How we expect people to behave

The community policy covers this and it binds you as it binds everyone: respect, no discrimination, no harassment. It is short. Read it.

Two things worth saying here. Judge a learner's work honestly, because a kind lie helps nobody. And if you disagree with us, say so to us: support, the appeal route, or a reply on a review. You are free to say what you think about this platform in public, and nothing here asks you to stay quiet.

Verification

Before you can publish, we check that you are a real person, with an identity document and a photo of you. A person on our team looks at both. We keep those documents encrypted, in the EU, and only the reviewer working on your case can open one. The privacy policy says how long we keep them.

Ranking

How you appear in search is described in a separate document in this rulebook. The short version: placement is not for sale, and there is no way to pay for a better position.

When something goes wrong

Depending on what happened, a listing may be held back, a review may be hidden, your account may be limited, or your account may be suspended. Whenever we act, we tell you what was done and why.

The one exception is where saying why would break the law or tell somebody how to avoid being caught. We say plainly when that is the case rather than staying silent.

You can appeal, including in that case. A different person reviews an appeal where we can arrange it.

Changing this agreement

We may change this agreement. When we do, we tell you by email and in the app at least 15 days before the change takes effect, and we say what changed. You can close your account before that date, which ends this agreement.

We can change it faster only where the law leaves us no time, or where we have to act at once against fraud, malware, spam, a data breach or a similar danger. If that happens we say so, and we say why.

Ending it

You can stop offering at any time. Sessions already booked and paid for still have to happen or be refunded.

We can end this agreement if you break the community policy, if you cannot be verified, or if you stop turning up to work people have paid for. If we do, you are told why and you can appeal, unless telling you why would compromise an investigation, in which case you are told that instead.

What we do not promise

We do not promise you any level of demand, income or placement. We do not promise the platform will be available without interruption.

What we do promise is that the rules above are the rules we actually apply, and that when we act against you, you will be told and you will have a route to contest it.