The questions parents usually have before they hand homework time to somebody else.

Each plan includes eight 60-minute sessions every four weeks. One student is $240; two siblings attending together are $320; three siblings attending together are $400. All prices are in USD.

Yes. Your first payment is due at purchase, and the same amount renews automatically every four weeks until canceled. Four weeks is 28 days, not a calendar month. Thirteen payments cover 52 weeks. Cancel future renewal before your next billing date; contact hello@thehomeworkmonitors.com if you need help.

Yes. Sibling plans are for children from the same family attending the same session with one monitor. We do not combine unrelated families. Separately scheduled sessions use the individual rate.

After checkout, we follow up to coordinate your monitor and session schedule, typically twice weekly. Buying a plan does not select a specific appointment time. If you need particular times, contact us to check availability before purchasing.

Monitors are generally available in the evenings and on weekends. Other times can also be arranged, including daytime sessions for families who homeschool their children. Tell us your preferred days, times, and time zone so we can coordinate a schedule that works for your family.

Not exactly. Homework Monitors help students get started, organize what is due, stay focused, keep going, and move through reasonable stuck points. When a student needs specialized instruction in a particular subject, a subject-matter tutor may be the better fit.

Yes. Homework Monitor support happens online, so students can work from home with the assignments, school platforms, and materials they already use.

The service is designed for families across the United States. Homework Monitors are based in Virginia.

No. The student does the work. A Homework Monitor can prompt, organize, ask questions, provide reasonable help with ordinary stuck points, and keep the student moving through the assignment.

The Monitor can help the student check what remains and move to another assignment, reading, or another agreed school task rather than treating the first finished item as the end of homework time.

Tell us. Homework Monitoring may still help with the rest of the workload, but specialized academic instruction may require a tutor with expertise in that subject.

It can support everyday skills involved in homework such as starting, planning what comes next, organizing assignments, keeping track of time, returning after distraction, and following through. Homework Monitoring is educational support; it is not a diagnosis or clinical treatment for ADHD or any other condition.

Fit depends more on whether the student can participate meaningfully in an online homework session than on one grade cutoff. Tell us the student’s general school level and what homework time looks like, and we can determine whether the service is appropriate.

No. Tell us what keeps happening during homework time in plain language. We can start there.

Choose your family plan on the Pricing page to enroll. If you have questions first, call (888) 754-9494 or use our contact form. Submitting an inquiry does not enroll you or lock you into anything.