Canada · E-learning startup

HelpHub Services Inc.

HelpHub Services Inc.

Funding reportedLast round: Seed

E-learningVancouver, Canada

About HelpHub Services Inc.

HelpHub Services Inc.

is an online tutoring and education company based in Vancouver, Canada, founded in 2013. The company operates a real-time marketplace that connects students with tutors and subject-matter experts, offering on-demand help through chat, phone, video, in-person sessions, and mobile access. HelpHub serves students in over 500 subjects across more than 50 countries, providing a desktop platform and an iOS app. The services include instant tutoring and homework support, such as coursework writing, essay writing, research paper assistance, speech writing, dissertation editing, and general homework help. HelpHub also offers tools for tutors to manage and grow their tutoring businesses, featuring profile-based discovery and flexible scheduling. The platform caters to students seeking academic support and tutors looking to earn income or expand their practice, with a diverse user base across over 50 schools in North America.

What company datasets say HelpHub Services Inc. raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all250kin the source's currency
Rounds2
Last roundSeed
Last round dateMar 2016
Investors listed2

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What they build

Known for

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Sector
E-learning
Region
British Columbia
Revenue
6.2M a year, as listed
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